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by 34679 3y ago
Not in the US. There are no laws requiring businesses to do so. Why would employers spend the resources required for such a thing?
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by 34679 3y ago
Instead of trying to figure out how to recruit more soldiers, maybe we, as a society, should pursue policies that require fewer.
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by 34679 3y ago
We have this now with humans. I've been in a lifelong sruggle for knowledge and tools that I can afford.
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I doubt that is true. Let's say you're pitching your startup to a potential investor. Would you pitch it as "the next Adobe" or "something Adobe might want to buy"? Which one would you be more likely to invest
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by 34679 3y ago
It's perfectly possible if you bend it.
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ars hasn't been loading for me all week. I've tried firefox on desktop and mobile as well as chrome on desktop, all with the same result. Yet downdetector and others said it's working fine. Has anyone else been having any iss
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Data sales. Insurance companies would love to pay for info from these systems.
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Cops Can Now Fly Drones from Anywhere in the World Using Just a Web Browser(forbes.com)
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by 34679 3y ago
I've been buying unlocked Motorolas for years. They're great and priced reasonably. Their manufacturer exclusive features are actually features.. like I can pull my phone out and give it a quick shake to turn the flashlight on.
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Moody's Cut Its Outlook for the US Economy(investopedia.com)
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>BlackRock is a significant investor in mortgage securities, helping make capital available to individuals and families seeking to purchase homes. Anybody else reminded of the scene from The Big Short with the stripper talking about all
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by 34679 3y ago
A lot of people only seem to be considering this in the context of individual bans. The real concern is the possibility of blanket bans on everyone discussing a specific topic or view. Right now, the words "ceasefire" and "ge
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by 34679 3y ago
She's quoted as saying it's not about the money, just holding Google accountable. A settlement is money in lieu of accountability. A judgement would deter them from doing it to countless others.
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A network of satellites this large, if used for planetary defense from ICBMs, could prevent the destruction of humanity. It wasn't particularly feasible until Falcon 9 came along, but now, the only question is why not? Getting humans t
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by 34679 3y ago
"wherever you may be on land, lakes, or coastal waters" I wonder why the limitation to coastal waters? They've been cracking down on offshore sailors using Starlink with the RV/Roaming plan, too. By all accounts it worke
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by 34679 3y ago
There's only one right way: to acknowledge that your skin color and sexual orientation are irrelevant to your ability to perform your job. The hiring process should never involve these attributes.
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They could be keeping logs of unique identifiers to sell to location data brokers.
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by 34679 3y ago
They should enshrine the pallets of $100 bills unloaded from C-130's. Or make a glistening, golden pile of 100,000 Iraqi women and children. Or maybe just a big, yellow cake.
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by 34679 3y ago
Define "tamper". I personally believe people should be encouraged to modify and improve the performance of their vehicles, so long as those modifications don't prevent the vehicle from meeting the same emissions standards as
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by 34679 3y ago
The founding fathers didn't record any video, publicly or privately. They were still able to "exercise political freedom". There's no such thing as a "fundamental, universal right" that requires the possession
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I had a similar experience when I recently purchased Need for Speed: Heat on sale from Steam. The mandatory EA launcher that was installed along with game had separate spyware that launched at boot and couldn't (easily) be disabled. Th
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by 34679 3y ago
The Pirate Bay
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@4mm character width: 4e-6 * 3.8e+13 = 152 million kilometers of text. Nearly 200 round trips to the moon.
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It's a lie, not an embellishment. If a client tells you what they need, you don't get to decide what the client needs. The sort of "business/sales" you're referring to may work well for someone not interested i
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by 34679 3y ago
I believe their logic would be to take the total emissions of a given flight and divide it by the number of passengers.
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Inverse Servo Hydraulic Pendulum(ifas.rwth-aachen.de)
1 points by 34679 3y ago|0 comments
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by 34679 3y ago
Download Google Earth and use the measuring tool.
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By talking to multiple sources, preferably ones who are not employed by the same company. If a chemist makes a claim, ask other chemists about it and publish their responses along with the original claim. The personal opinions of the journa
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Ad targeting by income. It wouldn't make sense to advertise luxury vehicles to someone making $30k/year, for example.
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>The purpose of the Silurian hypothesis isn’t to assert that another civilization came before us. Rather, it’s a thought experiment to get us thinking about how we would know if a pre-human civilization once existed, a point that might b

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