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Does this also apply to their Virgin phones?
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Does this also apply to their Virgin phones?
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You realize that the founding fathers stated directly that this was how they intended the first amendment's religion clause to be understood?
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If only.
These days schools teach children to be bricks in the wall, not critical thinkers capable of making their own educated judgments.
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Ugh. Serpent seed doctrine. Mostly the domain of Branhamites and the Christian Identity (white-supremacist) movement.
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Is the HURD even still relevant?
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Here it's usually flatrate for phone service. And if it weren't either flatrate like my landline or a large number of upfront minutes like my hellphone, I prolly wouldn't bother with it.
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This is why I say fuck the MAFIAA.
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Heavy Sixer?
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And in Australia it would be "chilli" instead of "chile", if I recall correctly.
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Agreed, and I have 7 words for M$ to ignore or follow at their discretion:
IF IT AIN'T BROKE
DON'T FIX IT
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I have a couple sockets where I *cannot* use CFLs (they're not supposed to be used on sockets with dimmers). I use 40W incandescents with them. Everywhere else it's 15W fluorescents.
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And my definition is "fast enough to handle two full bitrate (18 Mbps) video feeds in both directions" (i.e., 40 Mbps either way)... which is something I don't anticipate seeing anytime soon. (4 Mbps/768 kbps.)
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Maybe, maybe not. I have "high speed" (4 Mbps ADSL) through Verizon and it's static IP, though I pay out the arm for it.
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>avant garde
>anti tech
what is this i dont even
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