1shooner

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by 1shooner 6y ago
Not according to their glossary: " Household A household consists of all the persons who occupy a house, an apartment, or other group of rooms, or a room, which constitutes a housing unit. A group of rooms or a single room is regarded
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by 1shooner 6y ago
Regarding accessibility: Isn't this the intention of the Accessibility Object Model?
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by 1shooner 6y ago
The same reason electric cars are pointless. The gas is already out of the ground at the gas station.
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by 1shooner 7y ago
Appointing someone that ends up breaking the law vs. keeping someone that is known to have. These are not the same thing.
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by 1shooner 7y ago
I definitely agree making it available is a good thing. However, I'd take exception to 'it can only do good'. I've had a loved one opt for experimental treatment that was ineffective, and made the last months of his life
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by 1shooner 7y ago
Rarely is the question asked: is our children learning?
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by 1shooner 7y ago
How would this be different than the CNAME cloaking[1] currently being used by data collectors to circumvent ad blocking software? 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21604825
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by 1shooner 7y ago
I know he can get the job, but can he _do_ the job?
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by 1shooner 7y ago
I'm not asserting that Trump is personally racist, nor that all of his platform is racist. I think the term 'racist' as a concept has such divergent meaning across society that it's rarely useful. I'm saying he is l
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by 1shooner 7y ago
I don't necessarily approve of the pitchforks coming out at the sight of a MAGA hat, but it's either delusional or just intellectually dishonest to deny the racial component to Trump's rhetoric.
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by 1shooner 7y ago
>Universities used to be little more than professors and classrooms with very few administrators. Correct. There was also no IT, counseling, healthcare, Title IX, and secondary public education was functional. Things are different now.
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by 1shooner 7y ago
When would a mod use pronouns anyway? It seems like an edge case of an edge case, in terms of gross count of incidents.
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by 1shooner 7y ago
Are these corporate 'namespaces' themselves even a standard? Isn't the prefix in meta@name just an informal convention?
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by 1shooner 7y ago
I think it's because 'lifestyle' changes slow or reverse the origin deleterious behavior that is (perceived to be) causing the problem, while dumping 7 cubic miles of foreign material on beaches seems like a radical approach
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by 1shooner 7y ago
I've been on Fi for 4 years, and it has been a very flexible, positive experience vs. the alternatives at that time. Even if they were to sunset it, I don't particularly see the risk; I would just change to another service.
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by 1shooner 7y ago
This is also reductive. If market value was the sole driver for selection of profession, we would suffer a critical lack of specialists in a variety of fields.
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by 1shooner 7y ago
>I think my boys feel the same way about smartphones that I felt about Guess jeans—the ones with zippers at the ankles—in 1984. All the cool, pretty girls had a pair. My desire for the jeans was more about fitting in with the crowd than
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by 1shooner 7y ago
Acting to provide equitable access to education is an inherently economic intervention. I'm not sure what outcome other than economic you would expect from College Board activity.
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by 1shooner 7y ago
Is your 'pro' tip based on either data or anecdotal observation? My experience with non-profits (granted, not 'pro' since I wasn't being paid) is that organizations that limit their capacity to amateurs and voluntee
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by 1shooner 7y ago
I've found that google will still include the page in their search index if it's been discovered by means other than crawling the resource itself (e.g. it's linked from other pages). The search result will simply not include
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by 1shooner 7y ago
If social media platforms do not legally provide an expectation of privacy, as Facebook has recently claimed in US court[1], why should users expect otherwise? [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/18/opinion&#x2