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+> my bank has a section in their marketing email preferences where you need to check the box IF you don't want to receive any marketing^Hspam email.
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+> If we chew on enough of these lozenges, will our teeth merge into one, curved megatooth?
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+> > And why haven't we evolved to have that yet anyway?
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+> > > Well, in software terms, you're describing a monolithic architecture.
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+> > > There is also the matter of how evolvable the platform would be. As a species, we're in the process of losing our wisdom teeth, and I suspect that would be harder to do if the skull/jaw/gum/tooth platform was... more tightly coupled, less modular.
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+> Maybe selling a banana taped to a wall could be a way for people to make money, considering one of those sold for ${OUTRAGE}.
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+> But americans do get marketing though. I bet you know about a bunch of companies that were doing $thing in $country before, probably with better outcomes, but never got the recognition.
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+> On the other hand, $OTHER_COUNTRY has a history of $BAD_THING, so the only conscientious thing to do is boycott everything their workers produce too.
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+> However, unlike software engineering, policy shouldn't be made to cover all the corner cases.
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 > s/LTE stack/mmWave stack ?
 
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