And it doesn't look great everywhere. At 375px-wide the line-length of the text is ~35 characters, optimal would be 50--70.
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And it doesn't look great everywhere. At 375px-wide the line-length of the text is ~35 characters, optimal would be 50--70.
I had the same dose for the same reason, it was very disturbing. Apparently the doctor said it was normal for patients to scream that much.
> If you put a lower-case "x" to the right of a capital "E" (Ex) you can begin to see a hint of an arrow, though it is clumsy and extremely abstract. I thought that, if I could develop this concept of an "arrow" it could be promoted as a symbol for speed and precision, both FedEx communicative attributes. [...] Once I decided to refine the concept of the embedded arrow, I found that, to make the arrow more legitimate and identifiable, one needed to actually reconstruct the letterforms in order to make the arrow happen.
https://medium.com/varanida/is-your-ad-blocker-selling-you-o...
>It's the densest concentration of artists in the outer boroughs
Surely this crown belongs to Bushwick, but LIC is not entirely devoid of arts and culture (Flux Factory being an example of a repurposed warehouse you describe).
"The suspect in that [shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue that killed 11 and wounded six] has been charged with dozens of federal hate crimes, and that one incident alone accounted for nearly as many hate crime killings as were recorded all of last year in the United States: 15."
>more people now consider certain opinions to be hate crimes
Is there any reason to believe that?
Your cherry-picked example was specifically refuted:
"Anti-Islamic hate crimes declined 11 percent last year"
SPLC did what you claim, but later removed the entire list of anti-Muslim extremists and issued an apology to Nawaz. [1]
It's mostly empty warehouses, housing projects, and luxury condos. There's very little in terms of culture or even basic needs, like grocery stores.
> Long Island City has some of the best transit access in New York City, with 8 subway lines, 13 bus lines, commuter rail, a bike-sharing service, and ferries serving the area
Realistically it's the densely overcrowded 7 train, getting worse each year, with no relief in sight. Once the L shuts down in 2019 the G will be absolutely overrun.
> and LaGuardia and JFK airports are in close proximity
Getting to LGA involves taking a train to a bus, by car it's a breeze, JFK is an hour away by train.
Highlights from https://old.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/top/:
* Three ways to consciously manipulate women before they subconsciously manipulate you.
* 1000 migrants in Germany sexually assault, rob and rape women at one train station on New Year's eve. Feminists actively are trying to cover it up. (/r/cringeanarchy user)
* Now I am become Chad, the destroyer of pussy. (/r/milliondollarextreme user)
* HOW TO GET LAID LIKE A WARLORD: 37 Rules of Approaching Model-Tier Girls
*Feminism is not a shit test. Feminism is a macro level compliance test, and we're all failing it. (/r/jordanpeterson user)
...etc. I'm not sure how you could be the least bit familiar with Red Pill culture and argue in good faith that it isn't exactly what she describes.
The arguments otherwise are in bad faith. Especially in light of Trump's victim-blaming of the woman Corey Lewandowski grabbed at a news conference (resulting in battery charges).
Bring back the Nexus line :(
They will only do this 12 times a year. You can also request that they give you the late item for free.
It doesn't set the precedent (any private company can drop customers) and it wasn't "willy nilly" as you clearly acknowledge ("this was over nsfw content")
I'd love a pi-hole like solution that was as easy to temporarily disable as a browser extension.
I develop in Chrome because that's where the majority of our conversions come from.
I (my QA team) also tests Safari, Firefox and other browsers where a significant number of conversions come from. I never heard "just use chrome" in any professional environment.
You'd need a lightning to USB-C cables and a USB-C PD power brick, neither are very cheap. Apple's USB-C cables start at $19 and the charger at $49!