Circuits

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by Circuits 7y ago
In my experience as an American (32 years) most Americans fight hard for the rich. If you tell someone: "Their rich because their parents were rich." you will almost always be met with resistance and it usually comes from an indiv
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by Circuits 7y ago
Some messes are just too big to clean up. They knew going into the testing that it was going to kill thousands and thousands of natives and effect native people in a terrible way for generations to come but they didn't give a shit then
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by Circuits 7y ago
Idk, I feel like it's all been watered down. It use to be global warming, now it's climate change... none of the old predictions have come true and now everyone and their mother uses the buzz word to hype up whatever it is their i
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by Circuits 7y ago
There are many forms of confidence. For instance, you are confident in your ability to program and so you program more efficiently than say.. someone like me, who is less confident in their programming abilities. So the question you should
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by Circuits 7y ago
Couldn't you (or someone) write the code and submit it for approval. I was under the impression anyone could hack on the kernel (fairly new to Linux) and make submissions for review.
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by Circuits 7y ago
This is a classic example of: "Who is responsible for the death, the gun or the man pulling the trigger?" and from what I have seen, most people want to blame the gun or in this case, FB. If someone is unstable you can't blam
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by Circuits 7y ago
I could not possibly agree more... There's no way in hell the people who want to break up FB want it to happen for any other reason than money, I just can't buy it.
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by Circuits 7y ago
That was definitely NOT the biggest issue that faced the HSR.
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by Circuits 7y ago
I think you missed my point.
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by Circuits 7y ago
But the CA project wasn't canceled due to land owners protesting its development... so no the issues aren't similar.
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by Circuits 7y ago
How is that even remotely the same? If anything that proves my point. Despite massive setbacks that were 100% out of their control the company building that pipeline still got it built in time and under budget...
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by Circuits 7y ago
Yeah... this is a CA problem not a US problem. Had a similar amount of money been given to say... ND or MT to build some other structure it would have been done before the money was ever divided out.
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by Circuits 7y ago
This seems like the equivalent of a man walking up to a homeless person, kneeling and handing the man $5 while his wife takes a picture of the action... Oh! You have an ounce of humanity left in your slowly freezing heart, you want a cookie
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by Circuits 7y ago
It's sad, the problem is that the people creating and implementing these tests are doing it because their lazy and ignorant. They know, given a straight-forward interview, that they would be incapable of determining if the interviewee
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by Circuits 7y ago
That is incredibly sad to hear. I wouldn't hire you based on your inability to adapt and learn new things. You may get through the coding questions but with an attitude like that (without lying) you aren't going to get threw the i
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by Circuits 7y ago
Funny that they say it's saving kids all this time.. as if adults aren't the main consumers of Netflix media.
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by Circuits 7y ago
Agreed but as the article noted finding yourself on a broken down tractor during harvest season isn't dependent on having a new machine. In fact, I would argue you are MORE likely to find yourself in that position with one of these new
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by Circuits 7y ago
Not the first time I have heard that and yet I see thousands of machines in hundreds of machine graveyards where old equipment has been sitting for decades collecting rust spread accost the country side. The same can be said about cars and
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by Circuits 7y ago
It must not be that huge of a problem because farmers are continuing to purchase the most up-to-date tractors with all the wing-dings, bells and whistles they can afford. The guidance consoles are not tied into the machine and don't ca
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by Circuits 7y ago
I also couldn't read the entire article. Just as soon as I thought it was about to end, I eyed over to the scroll bar and saw I was only 1/4 the way through... that was disappointing. Maybe that says something about me but perhaps
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by Circuits 7y ago
Why wouldn't you just file your own damn taxes?
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by Circuits 7y ago
lol my thoughts exactly...
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by Circuits 7y ago
Honestly the amount of people concerned about their "privacy" is shocking... kinda makes one wonder what most of these people are up too, what are they trying to hide? Obviously, some people are just concerned for good reason but
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by Circuits 7y ago
So have we rounded up enough sharks so we can mount all these lasers or what??
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by Circuits 7y ago
Wait a second, so 15 men who were participating in an HIV study with their partners managed to contract HIV from someone else, during the study, who wasn't their partner??? ?
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by Circuits 7y ago
TBH I dont mind Google knowing all this stuff about me. I like targeted ads. What I dont like is the idea that someone could steal that information from them and use it against me. Soak up as much info as you want from me Google, idc but if
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by Circuits 7y ago
Whoops!
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by Circuits 7y ago
Why do I get the feeling the first people to make it too the moon in the 21'st century are going to be the first people to make first contact with an alien civilization?
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by Circuits 7y ago
I am not sure how I feel about this. So long as I can continue to play without interruption then its all good. However, if they try to force me to pay more I am going to be very upset.
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by Circuits 7y ago
Not having seen the show I can't agree that's it is garbage but personally, I am of the opinion, that if there was even a tinge of doubt in anyone's mind about the possibility of the show inspiring people to end their lives t

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