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by 34679 7y ago
Oregon's budget for retired state employees: $100 Billion I tried to find the same for California, but it seems they do a better job of hiding it. My point is that we are spending a tremendous amount of money on former government emplo
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by 34679 7y ago
If it was a free market, this man would have competition.
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by 34679 7y ago
Buzzfeed did not watch and do nothing, they actively participated in creating its replacement. The author of this article is so tone deaf that he rails against social media giants dominating the netscape in an article with "Tweet"
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by 34679 7y ago
Start reporting counterfeits at https://www.stopfakes.gov/article?id=Report-Fake-Goods The following was taken from the DOJ's "Reporting Intellectual Property Crime: A Guide for Victims of Counterfeiting, Copyrig
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by 34679 7y ago
Most major grocery stores allow you to order delivery directly through their website now. There's no need to involve a 3rd party and their markup.
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by 34679 7y ago
The US government has agreed with the US government's argument that any information transmitted over a 3rd party server is not protected by the 4th Amendment. This is why the US government will not do anything to stop or slow the mass
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by 34679 7y ago
Luckily, if you click on the link to the original article near the beginning of this article, there's a video clip from a local news outlet that offers a sure-fire way to avoid being hacked, from tech security "expert" Michel
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by 34679 7y ago
Put a bit more "N" in their NFC. They can be tuned to work from millimeters to meters.
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by 34679 7y ago
It seems like you've read an awful lot into what appears to be nothing more than a copy/paste of a bio, with no suggestions whatsoever on how to feel about any of it.
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Step 1 hurts step 2. New Step 1 - Have a multiplier for property taxes based on the number of properties owned. If you own and live in 1 property, you pay the base rate. If you live in one property and own x properties (where x > 1), you
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by 34679 7y ago
Don't forget cell phones and Fitbits.
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by 34679 7y ago
See Venezuala. First came registration, then confiscation, then conflict. The government would round up as many guns as possible before war broke out in the streets.
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by 34679 7y ago
If only I could fire Google for the same thing.
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Beyond the camper, like the other person said, it won't function for contractors. Drywall and plywood are sold in standardized 4'x8' sheets, which won't fit in the bed of this thing.
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by 34679 7y ago
After announcing the prices, I was really hoping he'd say "..and that's without broken windows."
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That's a truck only if you consider a Subaru Baja a truck. If you want a real crack at the F-150's market share, it has to be usable for work. If you can't put a stack of plywood or drywall in the back and still have room for
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by 34679 7y ago
The Farking Article
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>it was one of the most lucrative dev jobs I did >there really is no reason for even mom and pop sites to not provide even a base level of accessibility Which is it?
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by 34679 7y ago
JUUL's competition is super cheap. Which is why JUUL/Phillip Morris will lobby to have most of them regulated out of existence. You can get a bottle of the same strength juice that's in a JUUL pod for the same price as a pack
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by 34679 7y ago
If it's not killing people, how is it a health crisis? Would it be a public health crisis if we had a meteoric rise in teens swimming, given that the risk of death or illness from swimming is far higher than it is from vaping?
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by 34679 7y ago
That's not how I see it. Regulators started cracking down on JUUL a couple years ago and drove the value of the company down until Phillip Morris bought 35÷. Then they backed off until JUUL started losing market share to the new genera
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by 34679 7y ago
Next up: regulatory capture. Vaping right now is super cheap because of all the options from different companies. So what's a multibillion dollar international conglomerate to do? Well, make the little guys go away with onerous regula
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by 34679 7y ago
What cable weighs less than half a pound per mile? 200,000 miles 88,000 lb cable No friggin way.
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Wow, I literally belly laughed. If a renter can't find a landlord to rent from, then what? "Why should I care about the woes of water treatment plants as opposed to water drinkers?" Do you want drinkable water, or not?
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The lack of affordable housing always has been and always will be a supply problem. When demand for homes outpaces the number of homes being built, prices go up. Plain and simple. Homes that are built for renting (mainly apartments and cond
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They're saying they sell your information, but not your personal information. And then they say that any information they get isn't personal.
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Is Google not "the intolerant" in this scenario?
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Doesn't add up if you look at the dates they claim the malware was injected and the dates of the most recent transactions of all the addresses swept. Some of those addresses hadn't been used in over a year.
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by 34679 7y ago
Because the techniques the Chinese are using in their phones and other tech were most likely pioneered by the NSA and remain classified.
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San Diego Installs More Than 3k Cameras and Sensors Along Streets(nbcsandiego.com)
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