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2 hours a day!? I wonder how overlapping the "have no interest in return to the office" crowd is with the "2 hour commute" crowd. I don't think I know a single person that has any interest in continuing to work fro
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Well, there is something wrong with that format :), it's not sorted either ascending or descending. :) But yeah, nonsense text on their part, they are clearly parsing it.
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I'm surprised you're surprised. It's a good web server.
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This sounds great! Until spammers and grifters discover it. Is there a plan for them?
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...and, he's out.
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If it were any random MP, perhaps. But he's the Speaker, and that role requires he has moral authority and the confidence of the House. Will be interesting to see if the House decides to vote him out.
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>In any case, she should have been involved... The deputy prime minister should be involved in vetting other people's guests to the House of Commons? Personally? You don't think she has more important things to do? Vetting
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Who is the 'they' you refer to? You are incorrectly assuming that there is some big consultation about every guest invited into the House. There is not. Indeed Freeland would have noticed this if she was involved with the vetting
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Do you expect each MP to individually vet the guests that other MPs have invited to the house? The fault here lies in the pathetic vetting done by the MP that invited him (the Speaker no less). And he'll likely resign or be fired sh
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>Actual Nazis getting standing ovations! Unbelievable. Indeed; but in their defence, members of parliament did not know, at the time, that this guy was a Nazi.
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This really should have USA in the title, it's seems an issue particular to there.
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>so support should skew upwards over time. That does not necessarily follow. You can’t assume the younger cohort won’t change their opinion over time.
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>Islam is no different from the other Abrahamic religions. But it is. For one, it claims its book, the Quran, is the literal word of god. This makes wiggling out of the (many) nasty bits much harder.
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I dunno. Stopping one criminal is better than stopping none.
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One run by 8x8.
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>So what's the problem? We're not all sysadmins that can set up such a thing.
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>If not for Intel's 10nm debacle, Apple probably wouldn't have left I doubt it. Apple loves doing full vertical stack as much as possible.
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3y ago
https://archive.is/kjhyN
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Their facebook addiction is strong then. As they are not 'resorting' to using a means of communication other than facebook.
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Good god, do not just put them in the trash, that’s a crime against the environment. At least give it to charity.
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3y ago
Funny to post an anti-marketing rant with a link to youtube, a site full of marketing. Here's an invidious link instead: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=tHEOGrkhDp0
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>...backup plan of just minting a billion dollar coin That'd get you nowhere. You mean trillion . A crazy amount of money.
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>It's flying saucers carrying aliens from another planet that's controversial and up for debate. Which is what "UFO" means to 99% of people.
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>If some small but significant portion of people will be disabled by this then what are we doing going to work, eating in restaurants? We are living life. Driving your car is doing much more damage to your fellow man than someone eating
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3y ago
>I really think medical science gets many things wrong and knows only a small piece of puzzle That's certainly true, but medical science is well aware of the incredible benefits of physical exercise and the power of placebo.
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>...fuel hosers... Haha, clever.
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What is HOA here?
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But cats are so cute! We can enslave and torture chickens, cows, and pigs, but how dare you threaten kitties!
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3y ago
Does that filter all the microplastics from washed clothes?
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3y ago
Wait, you have tree requirements, but you also have mandatory car parking requirements!?
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