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    It's real, and it's fantastic.
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    This is like watching a video of a baby eat a lemon.
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    You misunderstand again (you're establishing a pattern). You don't make eye contact with the other guy, therefore it's not gay.
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    They should have completed the awesome day that today was and pushed him on his definitions for "boof" and "devil's threesome". I laughed at the TV when he said boofing referred to flatulence. Yeah, ok buddy.
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    You misunderstand. There's enough evidence to say I don't want Kavanaugh as a SCJ. People accused of crimes (DUI, etc) get fired or removed from candidacy for jobs every single day. Pick one of the other candidates who doesn't have this problem swirling around them. His partisan behavior alone should be enough to disqualify him for the Supreme Court in the minds of reasonably objective people, imho.
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    I don't care about convincing him, but anyone else reading it needs to know that it's a lie. Letting liars get away with lying is what got us here.
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    This is just totally false. She said the laughter was the thing that stuck in her memory. After she detailed the layout of the house, the way they trudged down the stairs noisily afterward, being in the bathroom, etc. This is a false statement.
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    “We’ve moved heaven and earth and *gasp* even the schedule!”
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    BK looks like Ted Cruz’s younger, rapier, whiter cousin. I think it’s the formation of the double chin and the beady, squinty eyes. Also the contempt with which his wife looks at him.
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    His wife looks like she’s being tortured.
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    Sorry dudes, nothing from the old man. He’s not aware of a handler, so the out of town thing sounds plausible. He told me Sylvester has been out with a hamstring injury, and he wasn’t up to date on his offer status. I’ll get him to ask him at the game this week.
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    Yeah this doesn’t surprise me. I bet you have location services enabled and WiFi on most of the time, so Apple is constantly getting the GPS data from your phone and logging it. Then they can analyze that data for trends and send you notifications. The questions I have are what else are they doing with that data, and how secure is it? I’m hoping they go to great lengths to secure it, but is that secure enough? Imagine some tens of millions of users having their location data breached, whoever ends up with that data would be able to analyze it and discern the location of your home, work, the restaurants you like most, where your mistress lives, etc. If you’re looking for a job of the future, security engineer is a pretty safe one that pays fairly well. No CR but this is also why our enemies are constantly trying to penetrate our top tech companies. The data they own is powerful enough to win a Cold War if used “properly”.
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    I'll ask my dad about Sylvester. I'll also see if he knows anything about this handler situation. The booster club is definitely not a part of that, it's gotta be an individual in town.
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    I bet there’s a Jordy Nelson clone that PW is going to roll out to torch us for 200 yds and 3 TDs. PW will have on a rain jacket tucked into his windbreaker pants again and we’ll all think it’s badass. Sam will do nothing but scramble in the pocket and take sacks, CJ and LJH will be shut down by some 5’9” dudes no one has heard of, and Ingram won’t play, not because of the hip pointer but because he’s too busy on Fortnight. Utterly doomed.
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    Freshman All-American. Build from there.
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    Demons were exorcised this afternoon boys. Caden Sterns was all "I wasn't on the team when we lost 4 in a row, I don't know anything about that shit". Colin Johnson and LJH are going to have teams wondering how they can afford to put 4 of their guys on 2 of ours. The rest of the secondary brought the wood to TCU every chance they got, whether it was their poor little WRs trying to block for the screen game, Robinson, or an actual ball carrier. Turpin wanted none of what we gave him by the middle of the third quarter. Honestly if the refs and kicking into the north endzone hadn't been so bad, we might've scored 40 on TCU. That's a sentence I never thought I'd type before the game started. I was mostly going to check out the improved gameday atmosphere, which was excellent. Instead, I'm taking it straight to the vein again. I'm in. Let's beat KSU and then OU.
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    Yeah, everyone knows it's the triple dog dare that really sends the proper message.
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    Many studies and security scoring systems rank them the highest. Note that we're talking about straight up security, not privacy, as there's a difference. A browser can be secure from bad actors but still leak your data to the company that develops the browser, and many rankings separate the two. Firefox is typically viewed as being more private but less secure.
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    IT boss is more concerned with security than individual users' privacy and probably believes Chrome to be more secure. He's not viewing the leaking of browser data to Google as a breach, he's more concerned about bad actors exploiting weaknesses in Firefox to do nefarious or mischievous things. I'm not sure how I feel about this. On the one hand, they're disclosing the fact that they're performing this tracking, probably trying to shape the optics. On the other hand, what the hell is a trustworthiness score, how is it calculated, and what is it used for specifically? I know what it said in the article but that was all vague product manager speak that doesn't actually explain anything.
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    As someone who is currently battling seizures probably related to concussions incurred playing football and doing other country kid shit, I admit that these hits don’t get me as excited as they used to. I cringe at them much more than I did even a year ago. That was dangerous for BJ as well as St Brown. Cue the “shut up pussy” responses, but that’s just my current opinion. I also don’t really have an answer, other than reluctantly agreeing that targeting might be a correct penalty.
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    Newton is my hometown, my parents still live there. My dad runs the athletic booster club, so he gets good access to the program. He told me that every time he talks recruiting with Sylvester, he gushes about Herman and says stuff like “my momma wants me to go to Texas” with a big smile on his face. Take that for what it’s worth. As an aside, I’ve never seen this many kids from Newton get recruited by D1 programs at once. It’s pretty cool for a town that seems to be dying a slow death.
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    Maybe it's just me, but I don't find sophomoric behavior by the leader of our country to be "hilarious". This isn't fucking Showtime at the Apollo. There's nothing about me "losing" this sense of humor, either. It was never there.
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    If this stuff bothers you, turn off Siri/Ok Google, use DuckDuckGo as your search engine, and install the DuckDuckGo browser extension that provides information about and blocks trackers on pages you visit. Don't provide these companies with the data they need to creep on you, and it's probably a good habit to err on the side of caution when it comes to your data anyway. I don't use voice-activated Siri enough for deactivating it to bother me, and the other adjustments are pretty much set and forget (Safari and Chrome both allow DuckDuckGo to be set as your search provider, the extension does its thing in the background). I still use Google search for more ambiguous searches, as their algorithms seem to provide better results when the search string is nonspecific. I'm more worried about these companies making a mistake with that amount of data than I am them being outright nefarious.
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    I agree with the warring factions part, I was mostly pointing out the irony of a statement about beliefs that says to turn to God. I haven't read up much on the California split, are they citing political reasons or economic?
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    Trolling brilliance, right here folks.

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