The mailing list in which most of the discussion occurred was called the Syndication mailing list.
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In another screencap, a member offers to sell a mailing list — presumably so the buyer can grow their own promotional mailing list.
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Don't wait — sign up for our mailing list and save.
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Rowley detailed the exchange with Trustico on a mailing list.
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"Dear Friend," wrote Cruz to his mailing list on Wednesday.
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We met through The Postal Blowfish mailing list for fans.
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An archive of the Syndication mailing list is still available.
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I appear to have got on the wrong mailing list. pic.twitter.
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There's this very active listserv called SEML, Solar Eclipse Mailing List.
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Just sign up for our mailing list before registration opens. Boom.
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I didn't leave my meals up to a mailing list, though.
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The lady behind the counter said 'Are you on our mailing list?
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Teachers can also join a mailing list to be notified of updates.
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It's easy to stay informed — just sign up for our mailing list.
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Which then evolved into the cryptography mailing list where you got started.
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Lissner said the 32,000 members on the Vasalgel mailing list suggest otherwise.
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By signing up for his mailing list, you enter to win, yes.
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The news was announced via the LisaList mailing list for Lisa enthusiasts.
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Of course, that's a useful way to get people on her mailing list.
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You'll have to join the brand's mailing list to stay in the know.
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Right afterward, he wrote down his contact information on the campaign mailing list.
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You can join our For Men mailing list for news of the launch.
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A simple tap on each "X" removes you from the mailing list entirely.
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Tap this and you'll be able to remove yourself from the mailing list.
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Public school teachers are not the only ones on the institute's mailing list.
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She has a mailing list, which enables her to market directly to readers.
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Have you ever signed up for a mailing list and instantly regretted it?
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The moderator had discovered that the celebrity had secretly been monitoring our mailing list the whole time, and had been deeply alarmed by a shipping joke that one of the mailing list members had made about him and a friend.
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In 2000, I ran a tiny mailing list for fans of a certain celebrity.
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Sinister mailing list was setup by Paul Mitchell in August 1997 to assist David
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You can also start or join a chapter, join the mailing list, or volunteer.
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Well, Craigslist just started as a simple mailing list, which developed categories relatively quickly.
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The S.V.C.A.'s mailing list grew quickly, even after the defeat of SCA-5.
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Even if you took zero members from that mailing list, you could regenerate it.
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NOT YET ON SALE – join the mailing list to be notified when they are available.
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For those who weren't lucky enough to make his mailing list, we're publishing it below.
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I opened my email, deleted a few purely mailing list items, and got to work.
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I started my first mailing list at the ripe age of 57, and text list.
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Simply sign up for our mailing list before the official registration opens in early March.
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He addressed the blowback in a lengthy email sent to his mailing list this afternoon.
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Simply place their email address on a goofy newsletter or mailing list of your choosing.
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On Wednesday, August 2, Damore posted his memo to an internal mailing list called Skeptics.
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On Friday, Ms. Stapleton said, she created an internal mailing list to organize a walkout.
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There had been talk [among mailing list users] about an online database for this information.
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The news broke on Hastro-L, a mailing list devoted to the history of astronomy.
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Fans are being encouraged to sign up for their mailing list to get additional details.
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To get involved, you can join WaterAid's mailing list, or donate to the organization here.
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But she was nonetheless confused as to why she would have been on the mailing list.
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Join our mailing list today, and you'll save an extra €200 off your Disrupt Berlin pass.
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The IRS did not say whether its mailing list was a result of the Coinbase disclosures.
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Remember, you need to sign up for our mailing list before registration opens in early March.
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In 1999, he announced E4M on a cryptography mailing list, launched a web site at e4m.
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I was on a mailing list for all the parties, but I'd have felt silly going.
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He unsubscribed twenty times at least from this mailing list he never even signed up for.
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A mailing list Damore created for discussion of his memo, "pc-harmful-discuss," remains active and unmoderated.
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But Google didn't: Less than an hour later, the Valleywag post hit Google's internal "misc" mailing list.
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For the most part, this seems to just sign folks up for a promotional SMS mailing list.
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Sign up for our mailing list before registration opens, and you'll save an extra €200 on passes.
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He sent the paper to a cryptography mailing list, and thus bitcoin—and the blockchain—were born.
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Tynan Delong brought a Devry presentation board, adorned with a mailing list signup and green chocolate mints.
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In an email to the Wikimedia-L mailing list, Tretikov said she will help select a successor.
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Via mailing list, representatives from these organizations and others regularly discussed how to improve on RSS 0.91.
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In fact, a Mozilla developer also complained about it in a message to an internal mailing list.
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People who attempt to purchase during the hiatus will be nudged toward a mailing list for updates.
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Chicagoist suggests signing up for the event organizer's mailing list in the hopes they release more tickets.
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By 2009, over 9,000 people had subscribed to FlexiSpy's mailing list to receive updates on new products.
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This is also a great place to ask them to subscribe to a mailing list for email updates.
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And now you can save an extra €200 off passes just by signing up for our mailing list.
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And sign up for our mailing list to save an extra €200 off of super-early-bird pricing.
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In response, a small group of fans from the original list created a secret invitation-only mailing list.
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When you join our mailing list, we'll send you a limited-time discount code to buy your passes.
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A mailing list called Postal Blowfish morphed into online discussion groups, and eventually (like everything else) Facebook groups.
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I’m not sorry to leave your stupid mailing list I’ve unsubscribed to 12 times!
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It was published on a cryptocurrency mailing list shortly after the start of the financial crisis in 2008.
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In the meantime, sign up for our mailing list and save yourself $500 off the price of admission.
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And the mailing list targeted a number of people who had attended the Fyre Festival or joined Magnises.
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The clock is running — don't miss your shot to save €200 — sign up for our mailing list today.
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The letter was sent to Amazon's We Won't Build It internal mailing list, which has over 600 members.
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In the summer of 2017, Juul asked an independent company to check 420,000 addresses from its mailing list.
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I had a mailing list in which I would just write things I couldn't write about for Forbes.
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"I'm wary of certain news or blog sites because I'm worried they'll ask me to join the mailing list (no, I do not want to and never will join a mailing list, I don't care how many times you make me click the 'no thanks, I hate fun' link)," she said.
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It can mean posting on social media every day, showing up to more events, or starting a mailing list.
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Its mailing list is where "Satoshi Nakamoto," bitcoin's still-unidentified creator, first published their foundational paper on the idea.
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Another attendee, who did not want her name on the record, also confirmed she was on the mailing list.
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Be sure to save the date — October 2-4 at Moscone North — and sign up for our mailing list.
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When you join our mailing list, we'll send you a link for an additional €200 off when registration opens.
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The existence of the exploit first emerged when a pseudonymous tipster published the code on a Tor mailing list.
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Google now also requires the owner of each internal mailing list group to moderate content posted in the group.
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That can include visiting the app daily for savings tips or inviting friends to join the Beam mailing list.
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Parsemus Foundation's executive director Elaine Lissner told VICE News in April that they had 32,000 people on their mailing list.
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The Bitcoin white paper was first published to a cryptocurrency mailing list, and its pseudonymous author Satoshi Nakamoto requested feedback.
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Similarly, they can use lead ads on Facebook to get potential customers to sign up for their SendGrid mailing list.
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Simply sign up for our mailing list before registration opens, and you'll keep five Benjamins in your pocket. Cha-ching.
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You can experience it all and save $500 — if you sign up for our mailing list before registration officially opens.
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For more information, visit Eventbrite to RSVP and join the mailing list to get email updates sent to your inbox.
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Sanders lent his mailing list to Canova, though he didn't campaign with him in the weeks preceding the primary there.
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The platform includes a simple mailing list that allows entrepreneurs to keep in touch and ask questions of each other.
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We've found that migrating raw mailing list data online can result in losing up to 50 percent of your list.
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Arpaio could use his celebrity and a vast mailing list to raise money without the support of deep-pocketed donors.
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James Damore, a then-Google software engineer, posted a 10-page internal "anti-diversity" memo on an internal mailing list.
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On a mailing list for administrative law professors, a debate broke out on Saturday over specifics of the two laws.
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The whole thing is just one giant example of confirmation bias, aimed at people already on Trump's campaign mailing list.
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On Sunday, one hacker used the mailing list of retailer TOMS Shoes to tell users it's time to log off.
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If Gmail registers that the emails are coming from an automated mailing list, it gives you the option to unsubscribe.
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His mailing list exploded to 160,000 names, and the number of registered volunteers surged to about 8,000 from around 400.
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Many activist groups and nonprofits will send out email alerts for upcoming or last-minute protests to their mailing list subscribers.
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We love watching movies together and it's a free date night since he is on a mailing list for movie screenings!
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Sign up for her mailing list, and she'll send you a list of a hundred other names that are "even weirder".
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To receive this offer and many more after the holidays, join the mailing list on the Jack in the Box website.
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Clicking on the link led me to the Community website, where I was prompted to sign up for Kutcher's mailing list.
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One of the most successful of the early fan sites eventually led to the demise of the secret R.E.M. mailing list.
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Hurry and sign up for our mailing list before registration opens on Monday, March 11 — and we'll see you in October!
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For example, BitPico posted a screenshot of what appears to be some BitPico software to the Segwit2x mailing list in September.
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Thankfully, one Russian-speaking seller even lets those annoyed by the constant spamming to remove themselves from the mailing list altogether.
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They cannot, however, give out products in exchange for a consumer's contact information or for signing up for a mailing list.
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I'd never been so excited to unsubscribe from a mailing list as I was at the end of that election season.
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Breitbart and the Daily Caller posted the names of petition organizers, including Whittaker, and leaked internal messages from a mailing list.
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We emailed our whole mailing list to let people know how they can donate blood and money to help the tragedy.
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"Thousands of drivers were coming to us, and we were building a mailing list we still have today," Mr. Conigliaro said.
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I asked her to add me to her mailing list for upcoming events, hoping that would minimize the damage between us.
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A mysterious programmer (or group of programmers) going by the name Satoshi Nakamoto circulated a paper on a cryptography mailing list.
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And all you have to do to reap the reward is sign up for our mailing list before registration opens in June.
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Since he created his own mailing list for discussion of the document, he was the person most empowered to moderate that discussion.
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Privacy advocates have been organizing in Silicon Valley since the 80s — guys like David Chaum, Timothy May and that cypherpunk mailing list.
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I had a friend at ArtForum who shared his mailing list with me, and so I emailed a lot of famous writers.
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Carter also runs a special mailing list where he sends short erotica chapters that address the email recipient by their first name.
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On Friday, employees communicating through an internal mailing list discussed refusing to interview job candidates in order to slow the project's progress.
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In August 000, the giant IndustryInfo mailing list broke into a roiling debate over why there were so few women in tech.
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Last year, somebody posing as Satoshi Nakamoto even tried to sway the debate in an email sent to a public mailing list.
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We don't play together anymore, but we still email almost every day on a mailing list named after our Counter-Strike team.
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Ms. Casselman alerts the farm's mailing list when the fruits, which can grow to the size of a quarter, are for sale.
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Mr. Lopp certainly didn't want his new home on anyone's mailing list, even if it was only under his L.L.C.'s name.
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One morning, I awoke to find the entire mailing list deleted overnight by one of the moderators who helped me manage the list.
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Probably, he says, the idea originated years ago on a mailing list for singularity cassandras, which sounds like the world's most terrifying listserv.
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To learn what was available, FAMM sent out six surveys over six weeks last summer to 37,000 inmates on the group's mailing list.
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I plan to remain an active member of the Swift Core Team, as well as a contributor to the swift-evolution mailing list.
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Simply sign up for our mailing list before registration opens and we'll knock an extra €200 off the super-early-bird ticket price.
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In August, Damore submitted the memo to an internal mailing list called "Skeptics," and it began to spread more widely throughout the company.
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BitPico is a somewhat active poster on the Segwit2x mailing list, which gives us some clues as to the real state of things.
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Even if only 100 of those readers signed up to my mailing list, that might have been 100 sales of my next book.
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A name and address for their mailing list got you a bright purple T-shirt emblazoned with the group's slogan: ENGAGE EDUCATE EMPOWER.
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I immediately added him to our agency's mailing list for free stuff like newsletters, conference invites, articles — and, of course, our Mekanism hoodies.
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The site sends out regular media alerts detailing each day's jubilees to the 20,23 press outlets and entertainment figures on its mailing list.
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The "Important" tab in your inbox differentiates newsletters and mailing list emails and only sucks in messages that were sent directly to you.
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You can reserve your own Root for $199 and join the mailing list to stay up to date on launch dates and news.
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He said the nonprofit would share updates from those companies with its mailing list in hopes of encouraging others to make the move.
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Young Smith is particularly concerned about preserving the women-at-Apple mailing list that was the source of the emails leaked to Mic.
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We "met" through the Cruciverb-l mailing list, when I noticed she answered someone's question about an iffy entry from a millennial's perspective.
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Simply sign up for our mailing list before registration opens in June and save an extra €200 off the super-early-bird ticket price.
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Damore shared his memo on several mailing lists over the course of last summer and also created his own mailing list to solicit feedback.
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As a benefit of signing up for their mailing list, skincare company Mario Badescu emailed me a promo code worth $10 on my birthday.
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In 2013, developer Sage Sharp called Torvalds out for several inappropriate exchanges in the mailing list used by core developers who contribute to Linux.
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Sign up for our mailing list to stay current as we announce the speakers, workshops, demos events and other surprises in the weeks ahead.
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As a benefit of signing up for its mailing list, skincare company Mario Badescu emailed me a promo code worth $10 on my birthday.
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We began a mailing list, and we sent out some beautiful gold-trimmed invitations handwritten by a Peshawari artist who specialized in Arabic calligraphy.
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We'll be doing some fun giveaways in the coming weeks, so make sure you get notified first by signing up for our mailing list.
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The foundation hopes to start human trials later this year, and to have 32,000 men on their mailing list for trial updates, Lissner said.
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To date, the couple's built a mailing list of 400 subscribers, and keeps a regular base of customers that attend their pop-up events.
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I would like to ask her to remove me from her mailing list and tell her that my views are the opposite of hers.
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To manage its ticketing, Addo uses Tock, which simultaneously makes a reservation, takes your money, and adds your email to the restaurant's mailing list.
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Mueller's office sent out a press release and emailed a link to the indictment to a mailing list full of reporters at 6:16.
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And to keep up with IGNITION news, join our mailing list, and you'll be the first to get updates on our speakers and agenda.
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Microsoft hasn't announced when you'll be able to register for Build 2017, but interested individuals can sign up for a mailing list for more information.
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Simply sign up for our mailing list before registration opens, and we'll trim €200 off the super early-bird price of any Disrupt Berlin pass.
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He arranged the dates by putting out word to his personal network and mailing list of fans, and through the occasional Craigslist ad, he said.
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One Twitter user uploaded an apparent screenshot of a near identical email sent to subscribers of the Sit Down Comedy Club in Brisbane's mailing list.
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It sounds subtle until you consider the reach of a holiday card: Close friends, extended family and work colleagues will be on the mailing list.
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Most had been culled from Google's internal social networks, including an anonymous message board about mental health and a mailing list for gender-nonbinary employees.
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Some services may restrict the number of addresses on your mailing list, or cap the number of messages you can send each week or month.
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While blocking emails from an address stops all communication with that user completely, all that unsubscribing does is take you off of their mailing list.
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Perhaps there was a mailing list error, or your nephew, having grown up with your former wife, harbors some (obviously ill-advised) affection for her.
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"My understanding is that [the group] will still function as a mailing list, which is for all practical purposes, what people use this as," Woodhead says.
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Remember: When you sign up for our mailing list before the official registration opens, you'll save €200 off the super-early-bird price of your pass.
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From an initial mailing list of 26, the Lower Colfax Firewise Community association has grown to encompass 680 people, living on 421 parcels covering 2,900 acres.
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If you want to keep those euros in your pocket, you have to sign up for our mailing list before registration officially opens tomorrow, 3 June.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article described Stensul as a "mailing list startup," when in fact Stensul is a startup email creation platform for marketers.
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Even the head of Turkey's largest art fair emailed its international mailing list to condemn the "black propaganda" of international media coverage of the military operation.
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That fan-shy celebrity who was startled 16 years ago by the banter of 300 women on a mailing list now has 5 million followers on Twitter.
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That's great news, but this is even better; you can save €200 off the super-early-bird ticket price if you sign up for our mailing list.
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Adidas' website now directs customers to local retailers like Foot Locker and Finish Line and asks them to sign up to a mailing list to receive updates.
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They're offering a "heavy discount" to folks who sign up for the company's mailing list, and plan to open up preorders and begin shipping in the fall.
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Source: CoinDesk "Our goal has always been a smooth upgrade for Bitcoin," a group of leaders in bitcoin development told members of the SegWit2x mailing list Wednesday.
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KB: So we put it [back] out there; it's funny as a business when you're straight up putting in your mailing list: hey anybody know any investors?
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So these users create a different identity (all with their real name but new email and phone numbers) for the soccer team, work, school mailing list…etc.
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Yet because of the subscription limit and the fact that users can remove recipients from the mailing list, TinyLetters carry a greater impression of privacy than blogs.
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The day before he died, he sent his last editing requests to Mr. Krystall, along with a mailing list of friends he wanted the recording sent to.
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The paired projects represent the first major effort by Humanity Forward, an organization that, because of Yang's presidential campaign, has a mailing list of over 13,000 people.
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So, I created this newsletter mailing list and there's about 2,400 people on that list and from them I got 2,200 responses about why they wanted it.
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Derek Eadon, a senior adviser for America's Renewable Future (ARF), is encouraging its 50,000-strong mailing list to vote for a candidate with a pro-ethanol rating.
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Microsoft didn't say when tickets will go on sale, but does have a general mailing list you can sign up for to get information about the event.
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One mailing-list debate that's become something of an internal legend for racking up thousands of responses pitted supporters of the Tibetan independence movement against employees from China.
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You can stay up-to-date on health care laws, "bathroom bills," and other local and state policies by joining the National Center for Transgender Equality's mailing list.
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They didn't realize that Yahoo had an automatic Group Mailing List set up with the website, so when they started getting emails about stories they were totally surprised.
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She is also an impressive fund-raiser, having collected almost $50 million for her campaign committee since 2011, and she has a formidable mailing list of supporters. Mrs.
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Tom Steyer, a San Francisco billionaire, has since last year been running television advertisements supporting impeachment, and has generated a mailing list of more than 265 million people.
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But this time the discussion was less easily derailed, perhaps because some of the most important exchanges took place on an anonymous mailing list called Expectant New Moms.
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In one anonymous mailing list dedicated to discussing mental health, at least seven stories about retaliation were shared in just the past few months, according to a source.
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A Pickering's Gin representative told Mashable that the best way to secure a package is to sign up for the mailing list, which you can do on its website.
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In five years, Robinson has transformed it into an organization with a $7 million budget, a staff of 40, and a mailing list of more than a million people.
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Its site is currently accepting preorders in the form of mailing list signups, and yes, that's the only shot we could find of the Pack Bow in action above.
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It's been 10 years since someone going by the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto posted the white paper describing Bitcoin to a cryptography mailing list, and we are all very tired.
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Trump ostracized Bannon, leading some to declare that Trump was "growing into the job," the preferred presidential cliché of people who willingly subscribed to the Brookings Institute's mailing list.
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Hacking Team CEO David Vincenzetti called this yet-to-be-released version a "brand new and totally unprecedented cyber investigation solution" in an email sent to his mailing list.
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You have just 72 hours left to sign up for the mailing list to receive €200 off the super early-bird price on any pass to Disrupt Berlin 2019.
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Simply sign up for the Disrupt Berlin mailing list before registration officially opens and we'll email you a discount code to use when it's time to buy your passes.
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In the last year, Mr. Van Ostern's memos, distributed to a mailing list that has grown to 30,000 people, have become the quintessential Baedeker to New Hampshire presidential politics.
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"My network delivered me there without taking my information," he said, of placing an order for an item on the phone and getting added to the store's mailing list.
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On October 4, 2011, a researcher speculated in a mailing list that hackers could trick users into giving them access to their accounts by simply posing as a trustworthy app.
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Simply register your interest by signing up for our mailing list and you'll save an extra $500 on your Disrupt SF 2019 passes when the official registration opens next month.
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It's expensive to build a foundation quickly, Donahue said, and since small-dollar donors typically give repeatedly, they're worth more the earlier you can get them on your mailing list.
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Just sign up for our mailing list before registration opens in June and we'll email you a discount code to use when it comes time to book your pass. Boom!
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In a note sent to the Linux Kernel mailing list on Monday, Greg Kroah-Hartman, a lead Linux developer, said that he is "handing the kernel tree back" to Torvalds.
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"The situation how the affair about Jake was handled by the Tor project has made me feel very uneasy," Stephan Seitz wrote to a Tor Project mailing list last Friday.
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This is a way to get people to sign up for their mailing list and make people believe there is some kind of relationship between me and this fashion site.
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It's clear he hasn't forgotten that time in his life: He's giving away digital copies of the song "Sallie Mae Back" to anyone who signs up for his mailing list.
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Disrupt Berlin 2019 takes place on 11-12 December, but if you want to save an extra €200, sign up for our mailing list before registration opens tomorrow, 3 June.
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He obviously belonged there; he was a prominent contributor to the Syndication mailing list and responsible for much of RSS' popularity, as the members of the Working Group themselves acknowledged.
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The most contentious of the election bills sought to purge voters from a mailing list of recipients of mail-in ballots if they failed to vote in two election cycles.
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But Tribble has been telling Fyre Festival attendees — or those once on the Fyre Festival mailing list — that he has an inside track to obtain tickets at a significant discount.
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And in 2014 another computer scientist wrote and published a paper entitled "Get me off your fucking mailing list", composed entirely of that phrase repeated from opening paragraph to closing line.
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In a message to the Linux kernel mailing list on the weekend, Torvalds has expressed his dismay at Intel's security updates to protect against the major Spectre variant 2 CPU vulnerability.
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Brian Behlendorf, who ran the SFRaves mailing list, announcing and talking about the SF rave scene, became the webmaster of HotWired, a groundbreaking exploration of the new medium of the Web.
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" He claimed that the "threat has teeth" and sent a message to the Linux mailing list on Sunday to "urge that we all step back from the edge of this cliff.
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He had been to New Zealand for a holiday, and had such a great time in the country that he signed up to a mailing list for jobs a year ago.
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It's a catch-22: you want these events to be profitable, but they're no longer underground when the cops can follow your mailing list and find out where your parties are.
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In another mailing list about decentralization, he wrote that he had "recently had a standard stolen by a big name," presumably meaning O'Reilly, which had convened the RSS-DEV Working Group.
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Branstad's group gave Trump a "good" rating on their candidate scorecard; Cruz received a "bad" grade, and the group encouraged its mailing list to back candidates with a pro-ethanol rating.
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Or was this, as some reports indicate, more of a business move, with Clarity planning on harvesting the Standard's mailing list for its planned launch of a Washington Examiner national magazine?
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The only thing I could find was this link that said 'Sign the Devil's Book,' and so I thought, 'Well, maybe that will get me on their mailing list or something.
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Whoever orchestrated it grabbed money from the Enigma community, people who joined the company's mailing list or Slack group of over 9,000 users to learn more about its ICO in September.
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Sorry to say, this eliminated some of the best producers on the coast, which make small lots of wine that are either snapped up immediately or available only by mailing list.
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How to opt out: As with Apple's other products, you can opt out of Apple's marketing mailing list by going to your Apple ID preferences, and you can limit ad tracking.
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The whole thing has echoes of Cryptome—the freedom of information duo John Young and Deborah Natsios, who started off scanning documents for the infamous cypherpunk mailing list in the 1990s.
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But you can keep tabs on Too Faced's website (Matte Chocolate Chip is expected to be restocked on December 14) and sign up for Sephora's mailing list to get updates on availability.
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Martin admitted that he wasn't going through this process for small fixes on a mailing list at Google and says he ended up getting banned from the IARC and open sourcing processes.
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Many threads in the mailing list are about people not doing their jobs properly or internal factions that have formed; "transparency" and openness give people license to be jerks to each other.
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"By backing this campaign above a $15 level, we'll add you to an exclusive mailing list that we'll consult when we make major decisions about the sport," it explains on the Kickstarter.
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All you need to do is sign up for our mailing list before the official registration opens, and we'll knock €200 off the super-early-bird price of any Disrupt Berlin pass.
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We&aposll let you use the party&aposs mailing list and donor list for fund-raising purposes, and in return, we get access to your donors after you finish the primary campaign.
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But these guys may be just the misogynistic hotheads who foam at the mouth on the kernel mailing list already and probably a lot of developers would like to see them leave.
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Shortly before Torvalds announced his departure on a Linux kernel mailing list, he and six other developers signed off on a new Code of Conduct that was added to the Linux documentation.
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If you join the game's mailing list, you'll have the chance of winning a trip for you and a friend to scenic Colorado for a tour around Wiz's own Khalifa Kush dispensary.
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"This ... CEO is busy so I'm sure he didn't listen to any of my episodes beforehand," Latka wrote about one of his podcast guests in a recent email to his mailing list.
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Interested singles are asked about their favorite meats, their flavor preferences and whether they're a Carnivore, a Carnivore or Always Carnivore… and then they're just added to the Carnivore Club mailing list.
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"Along with much of the world we watched in horror recently as U.S. authorities tore children away from their parents," the letter, distributed on a mailing list called 'we-won't-build-it,' states.
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"I just wanted to reach out to him and see if I could get on his mailing list for his wine, which for some reason I haven't been able to do," Piazza said.
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Another Twitter user, digital strategist Laura Olin who worked on both the Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton campaigns, claims to continue getting emails about inauguration tickets even after unsubscribing from Trump's mailing list.
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The collaboration was first reported in a story by Gizmodo, which noted that some Google employees had been "outraged" by the news after it was shared in an internal mailing list last week.
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In November, he called out the "open embrace of racism by the Republican Party" during election season in an e-mail to the Penzeys Spice mailing list—and received 35,000 "mostly positive" replies.
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Satoshi appears to have worked on the project for years before emerging out of the ether to announce it on the Cryptography mailing list in October 24, with his now famous white paper.
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James' music had helped inspire the 216 birth of the mailing list IDM, which, like all the era's mailing lists, was a discussion-board precursor where the discussions took place in your inbox.
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Communicating through a mailing list called SeeSat-L, this small group of observers from around the world uses stop-watches, telescopes, and cameras to monitor the orbital planes of approximately four hundred military satellites.
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The document, which is the personal opinion of one senior software engineer, was shared on a company mailing list but has since gone "internally viral," according to a Google employee who spoke with Motherboard.
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The Hacker News thread says the genuine Satoshi usually only interacted with the Bitcoin community the Bitcoin mailing list, and could therefore have simply sent one email to reveal his or her true identity.
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Other members of the Syndication mailing list also felt that the RSS-DEV Working Group should not have used the name "RSS" without unanimous agreement from the community on how to move RSS forward.
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In 2150, when members of a white nationalist group called the Golden State Skinheads clashed with antifa counterprotesters in a Sacramento park, Cernekee spoke up for the former on Google's Free Speech mailing list.
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No one told me Scientology daddy would be there, and that this would likely be going down in some Sea Org speakeasy, and that I'd likely end up on a weird mailing list forever.
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But on Wednesday a notice was posted to the Linux Foundation mailing list that was signed by six of the lead developers for SegWit2x announcing that the fork will not be occurring as planned.
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All you need to do is sign up today for our mailing list, and when registration opens next month, you'll receive a discount code for $500 off the price of your Disrupt SF passes.
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Since its launch in January, Koviem has grown its mailing list 200 percent month over month, according to Mowarin, it has a newly launched book club and the website draws 8,000 monthly unique visitors.
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It's currently on sale for $79.99, and as all BB&B shopping vets know, if you sign up for their mailing list, you'll get 20% off your purchase—bringing this air fryer down to $64.
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It was announced back in May alongside the SDK, and as of today the company is offering a 30 percent discount on the still-unpriced product for people who sign up for a mailing list.
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With many bulk-mail services, you start by signing up for an account and then importing the addresses on your mailing list from an Excel spreadsheet, a comma-separated values file or a text document.
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ANONYMOUS, GEORGIA Every few weeks, I work myself into a lather over some new mailing list I've fallen prey to: an art gallery that sells bronze statuettes of ballerinas or the N.R.A. fund-raising juggernaut.
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On Monday, a post on the unofficial Linux Kernel Mailing List claimed that encryption keys purportedly belonging to Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux, and Greg Kroah-Hartman, a Linux kernel developer, were instead fake.
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He was going to run as his own man, but people on the campaign mailing list are getting requests for donations from George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, Barbara Bush, George P. Bush and Columba Bush.
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Bernie Sanders, who pulled in over $20 million in the first quarter after announcing in mid-February, will have had a full three months during the second quarter to solicit cash from his powerful mailing list.
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The company said more than 40,000 tickets were sold in three phases, with two pre-sales last week for Citibank customers and Live Nation mailing list subscribers, then a general sale for the public on Nov.
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Lucky for Ross, she appears to be on the Gucci mailing list, but if you're ready for a splurge on a bag that is so great it'll make you sing like Diana Ross, there's good news.
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He'd delved into the nascent movement at Ars Electronica, the annual electronic art festival in Austria, and considered it "an online community waiting to happen" — which is why his organization started out as a mailing list.
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Mr. Damore said he shared the missive, titled "Google's Ideological Echo Chamber," about a month ago with specific individuals and groups focused on diversity before posting it to a mailing list called "skeptics" on Aug. 2.
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She says that an anonymous internal mailing list for employees experiencing mental illness was rife with complaints about Google's process, and that one co-worker waited seven months to request accommodation because the documentation requirement was intimidating.
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After those documents leaked, many on the Wikimedia-L mailing list, which is made up of employees at the foundation (including Tretikov) and community members, began actively been calling for Tretikov's resignation for much of this week.
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So she sent letter after letter to the address on the solicitations, tersely demanding a refund ("of any amount -- even just $59.00 to show good faith") and for Doreen's name to be stripped from the mailing list.
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Princeton University suspended the season of its men's swimming and diving team after the discovery of material on its electronic mailing list that was "vulgar and offensive as well as misogynistic and racist," the university said Thursday.
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Linux is an open source project, but Torvalds oversees the Linux Kernel Mailing List (LKML) and he and Kroah-Hartman receive funding from the non-profit Linux Foundation to maintain kernel development and manage its community of contributors.
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More than 40,000 tickets were sold for the first show in three phases, with two pre-sales last week for Citibank customers and Live Nation mailing list subscribers, then a general sale for the public on Nov. 21.
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Wacker's message, which was initially sent to an internal mailing list for Republican Googlers in 2018 and forwarded to CNBC, shows that even some conservative employees have been at odds with the far-right conservatives within the company.
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If this titillating little gadget makes your toes curl with excitement, add your name to the mailing list on the website and the team will ping you an email when the product is ready to brighten your world.
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They meet for games when their team is in town, bravely donning their visiting gear in foreign territory, sharing a brief nod or concourse high-five with fellow expats, making friends or enlisting new recruits to the mailing list.
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Boomerang data scientist Brendan Greenley looked at messages from mailing list archives of over 20 online communities from different industries, extracted the opening and closing lines of each email and correlated them to the response rate each email received.
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For example, a politician might provide Facebook with a mailing list of like-minded people to whom they would like serve an ad on a Facebook product or as part of its ad network that extends around the web.
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To build a Heritage member base that would assert the foundation's anti-establishment identity, he turned to Richard Viguerie, the conservative marketing pioneer known for his high-quality mailing list and his uniquely apocalyptic warnings of imminent national collapse.
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Sketch Guy I recently sent out an email asking people on my mailing list for a simple "yes" or "no" response to the following question: Is it hard for you to talk about money with your spouse or partner?
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The term "intelligent dance music," or "IDM," appeared for the first time on a Hyperreal online mailing list back in 1993, coined by fans of a new wave of electronic music that was changing the rules of the game.
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Any employee can create a new mailing list, and the lists are largely unmoderated by the company—although conversations on them are occasionally escalated to human resources if they become particularly heated or moderated by the employees who run the lists.
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In a message sent to a mailing list made of potential and current customers, CEO David Vincenzetti bashed the media, "desperate for sensational stories," for covering the "self-promoting essay" of the hacker who claims to have broke into his company.
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Research from October looked at emails from newsletter and mailing list services from the 14,000 most popular websites on the web, and found that 85 percent contained trackers—and 30 percent leak your email addresses to outside corporations, without your consent.
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The R.E.M. mailing list dealt with this by disbanding and becoming one of the hundreds of music-oriented USENET newsgroups, which anyone could read or post to through a "newsreader" rather than having to subscribe and receive messages in your inbox.
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In a message to the Linux kernel mailing list lead developer Olof Johansson, who also serves on the Technical Advisory Board, said that he was more interested in using the advisory board's power to mediate disagreements rather than dole out punishments.
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It was just word of mouth, but when we got to Sundance, we had like 10,000 people on our mailing list, which was pretty big number for 1999, and so the site really helped us kind of get on the map.
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And it turns out even heavy hitters like Andy Rubin and his mobile startup Essential have unpleasant lessons to learn — in this case, about how even a small detail like a mailing list configuration can put your entire company at risk.
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"Unfortunately, it is clear that we have not built sufficient consensus for a clean block size upgrade at this time," read a notice posted to the Linux Foundation mailing list on Wednesday that was signed by 6 lead developers on SegWit2x.
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THE QUESTION OF GUILT ON A MAILING LIST The community isn't only confused about the anonymous assailant's motive, it's also squabbling about who is to share the blame for the fact that the DAO could even get into this crisis.
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Instead of a mailing list, the brothers send information regarding their latest venture, The Paul Institute, via text message—a move that's reminiscent in one way or another of a bygone British era when rave locations were passed on using text.
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When the two women heard that a third organizer had also been denied a transfer, they posted an open letter on the walkout mailing list on a Monday in late April, reporting to their coworkers that Google was retaliating against them.
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The chapter has a mailing list of about 300 members, but in two years, the core of the group — the ones who could be counted on to do the grunt work of local political advocacy — had dwindled to about 50 people.
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That's partially due to Google's growth—mailing list discussions that once included a handful of people have ballooned to thousands—but the employees also noted that some of their coworkers dedicated significant time and effort to pushing back against diversity and inclusion efforts.
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Ott's two-year research position officially begins on March 1, but he visited the campus observatory today and will continue through this week, according to an email obtained by BuzzFeed News from Juri Poutanen, director of Tuorla Observatory, to the observatory's mailing list.
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"In a mailing list folder or a mailbox that gets a lot of cold/inbound messages, I get a green or amber indicator against people I am connected with giving me a new and sophisticated signal to triage my inbox with," he says.
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Later in the day, a "trickster activist collective" called The Yes Men group took responsibility for the stunt and told the actual Post the effort had cost them about $0003,000, largely from an appeal to their mailing list that raised about $36,000.
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Later in the day, a "trickster activist collective" called The Yes Men group took responsibility for the stunt and told the actual Post the effort had cost them about $40,000, largely from an appeal to their mailing list that raised about $36,000.
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Established as a mailing list in 1998 to collate information between FTP sites, etree took its name from the Usenet-era Deadhead practice of organizing "tape trees" for efficient distribution, where each participant was responsible for copying the recordings for several others.
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Read More: Ethereum Inventor: We Got 'Very Lucky' In Gamble to Save $56M From Hacker Bitcoin was brought into the world in 2008 when an anonymous person (or group) called Satoshi Nakamoto posted a paper describing the protocol to a cryptography mailing list.
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Logging in for two hours of free Wi-Fi requires the user's email address, which goes onto the Rose's mailing list — and while people can log right back in, the expiration reminds them that it might be time to order another round.
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It afforded me an easy way to read the Human-Nets mailing list — a revealing window into a continuing discussion about the impact of technology by those who were building the computer-based systems that would transform society during the next two decades.
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On Facebook and in an email to its customer mailing list, the CAH team framed the move as an act of necessary patriotism: My fellow Americans, Two years ago, we told you that we were never doing another complicated holiday stunt again.
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We gained over 5,000 new Facebook followers, our online mailing list is now over 500 people, and we've gotten lots of requests to model for our line, so it's been exciting to see the momentum grow and people excited to be a part of TruNude.
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I'm old enough to have gone to bars before the smoking ban in New York City, and it was a common occurrence to see reps from cigarette brands at the bars handing out free packs in exchange for signing up for their mailing list.
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If the company wanted to go a step further, it could offer ways to makes News Feed content preferences or Facebook Groups connections portable, such as by making it easier for Group members to opt-in to joining a parallel email or text message mailing list.
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At trial, prosecutors said that the defacement had been just one part of a much longer campaign of harassment directed at Tribune Company, one that included threatening emails (from pseudonyms taken from various X-Files characters) sent to both staffers and to a mailing list of viewers.
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The next day, Thursday, a person or group going by "BitPico" posted a message to the Segwit2x mailing list (where the people involved with the fork discuss related issues), stating that they will go ahead with the fork, even if they have to do it alone.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When: Ends Saturday, December 23 ($135–150; rush tickets available through mailing list) Where: 383 Troutman Street (Bushwick, Brooklyn) This is the last week to plunge into the 1970s New Age world created by Third Rail Projects in a Bushwick warehouse.
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Another way to gain an edge — and possibly a line on tickets that may never be released to the general public — is to join your favorite artist's fan club, though that typically involves a fee; or sign up for the mailing list of your favorite concert venue.
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A bunch of the smaller pieces of Yahoo's and AOL's businesses were sold off — Moviefone was sold to MoviePass (we know how that went), and fashion site Polyvore was sold to an e-commerce site called Ssense, which promptly shut it down, converting its users to a mailing list.
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He said a simpler claims process, more direct language, and more targeted marketing—including possibly using theNational Rifle Association's mailing list—could result in a campaign that reaches 95 percent of owners, which he said is the industry standard in high-stakes class action cases such as this one.
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You can also boost your chances with the free moves of watching the lyrics video for "Look What You Made Me Do," registering for the Taylor Swift mailing list, and referring friends to the program, but those accomplishments don't earn you as much "boost" as buying a sweatshirt.
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Once moved from mailing list to USENET, the quality of conversation on murmurs quickly deteriorated into endless queries as to whether or not Michael Stipe was gay, each launching a long thread chiding the poster for posing a question the group had long ago decided was off-limits.
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The Christopher Street Liberation Day Umbrella Committee had to negotiate with a dozen small LGBTQ organizations to give everyone a seat at the table, and the committee had to leverage the mailing list Sargeant and Rodwell had built up after they opened one of the nation's first gay bookstores.
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An email sent out to Breitbart mailing list subscribers on Tuesday, which featured the Breitbart logo and "advertisement" in tiny grey text at the top of the email, tells readers that "The cryptocurrency market is RED HOT" and that digital currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum have seen massive gains recently.
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And, if you do want to scoop one up, you've got to move fast — believe it or not, Re/Done had racked up over 2,000 interested customers on its mailing list leading up to the launch, so this latest fashion take on a classic likely won't last long at all.
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Another point I made: I know that mailing list rental firms aren't perfect — the 50-something relative whose invitation arrived at my aunt's hadn't lived there for 15 years — but my aunt had also given me an identical invitation that a 76-year-old friend received at his home address.
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Instead it padded its bras and customer's coupon books (the recently ended "free panty" coupon is the most famous; the mailing list is likely a more accurate record of women in this country than the census), and according to Leslie Wexner, the company's chief executive, it brought the label's relevance into question.
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A clothing retailer can put an ad for a dress in the Instagram feeds of women who have purchased from them before, a politician can place Facebook ads in front of anyone on his mailing list, or a casino can offer deals to the email addresses of people suspected of having a gambling addiction.
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In an era when data-protection regulations govern the mailing list of a pizza joint, civil-liberties campaigners question why the national police database holds 12.5m images in its gallery—including images of an undisclosed number of people who have neither been charged with an offence nor consented to the use of their pictures.
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Tim O'Reilly, founder and CEO of O'Reilly, explained this in a UserLand discussion group in September, 21999: Winer responded to Tim O'Reilly by writing the following: I have not been able to find a discussion in the Syndication mailing list about using the RSS 1.0 name prior to the announcement of the RSS 1.0 proposal.
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The paper's popularity might have made that fastidiousness tenable, but Trotter did not always go after subscriber fees, either, as evidenced by a letter that the Ohio novelist Charles W. Chesnutt once wrote to thank Trotter for keeping him on the mailing list even though he could not afford the full cost of a subscription.
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As we state in the brief: This isn't about the right to speak in a public forum, but rather to use the equivalent of President Trump's Christmas card list ... President Trump is entitled to block users from replying to his tweets because they are not entitled to take advantage of his mailing list to transmit their derogatory messages to his followers.
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Google's pilot project with the Defense Department's Project Maven, an effort to identify objects in drone footage, has not been previously reported, but it was discussed widely within the company last week when information about the project was shared on an internal mailing list, according to sources who asked not to be named because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the project.
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Still, a question regarding these uses of the company's facial recognition software, called Rekognition, made it into the program:"What is being done in response to the concerns voiced by both Amazon employees and civil rights groups regarding Amazon selling facial recognition technology to government and police organizations, including ICE?" reads the question, according to a transcript of the remarks sent out to an Amazon employee mailing list, obtained by Gizmodo.
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But namespaces would make writing software to read RSS more challenging.) In a message to the Syndication mailing list sent around the same time, Winer suggested that these issues were important enough that they might lead him to create a fork: Arrayed against Winer were several other people, including Rael Dornfest of O'Reilly, Ian Davis (responsible for a search startup called Calaba), and a precocious, 14-year-old Aaron Swartz.
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