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I know another website that does this...

I suspect they'd get more applications for suppliers than requests for work.

Yes, please, let's start policing thoughts.

That's what I did, and it worked for me. If ViolentAcrez can get another job, these mooks can, too. I have no patience for crybabies.

Schilling is just being a crybaby, and you are flat insane. Man up, for Christ's sake, and stop being little babies!

Hank, It Gets Better. Trust me on this. :)

The problem with "how much" is this: as the dollar amount of loss increases, the distance between "the owners of the money" and "the people responsible for keeping it safe" also increases. I make sure I know where my wallet is, but Jeff in IT won't lose billions (or a clueless CIO, for that matter).

Only if they want me to care.

I use FF daily, for work, and wouldn't use anything else.

As hard as it is to believe, in all my encounters with the police over the past few years, they have been courteous and professional, and, as far as I can tell, completely honest. Go figure.

Uh, police detectives?

That guy's wound a little too tightly.

> Do people pay attention to who submits items?

Would we be having this conversation if they didn't?

The VA's internal system also had "email" like this (before email was widely used), where we could unsend messages.

Fun fact: The VA's system was called Decentralized Hospital Computer Program (DHCP). When that acronym was overloaded by Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, they changed it - to VistA. Either they had really bad luck picking names, or were very prescient.

I've been using it for years, and it's awesome.

Yep. I took me a few minutes to figure out why it wasn't working for me...

We used TOPS-10 and TOPS-20 at USAF Systems Command in the early 1980s. Good times...

> Upon reviewing payments starting May 15, 2014 WePay discovered tweets from others retweeted by Eden Alexander offering adult material in exchange for donations.

So essentially, she repeated something someone else said, is that about it?

> Once the killing of US citizen without a trial is accepted as undesirable

Sadly, I suspect the wind will blow the other way on this one.

Easier to obtain, I'm sure. What I wouldn't give for a Modafinil scrip...

I suppose in the same manner that yours did. I understand now that opinions are not welcome here; I will strive to limit my future comments to verifiable facts.

> they're competing with illegal p2p technology.

The technology isn't "illegal", but some uses for it are. Big difference.

I am someone who does not get excited about software that's limited to a platform I don't use.

The way I understand it, you're free to say what you please, and free to get called out for it. Having the internet harass your business is a distraction, regardless of how "right" it may be, and it's understandable that concessions mus be made to keep the business running smoothly, lest you endanger the livelihoods of everyone who works there.

Meh, Mac.

That was quick and painless. I was already using gdrive for my work files; downloaded and installed gdrive sync in about 5 minutes, and now I have over 3 times the free space I did with Dropbox. Thanks, Condy!

Sadly, most Americans don't hold themselves responsible for the actions of our duly elected leaders. It's how we sleep at night.

brb, dropping Dropbox...

How stupid would you have to be, to pay $10,000 for a domain stolen from the rightful owner, when they could just turn around and steal it back from you?

It took Alfred Whitehead and Bertrand Russell 379 pages to prove that it "logically follows", and that was before they even defined addition! http://quod.lib.umich.edu/u/umhistmath/aat3201.0001.001/401?...

> However, when we zoom into the microscopic world of atoms and molecules, this law softens up and looses its absolute strictness.

Hard to take a science article seriously when they write like an 8th grader.