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by Clubber 2y ago
>To me, the measure of a healthy society is how that society treats those that are "unlikely to pay it back". The most unhealthy societies treat unwanted humans as disposable refuse. Sure, but don't try to get people who c
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Dvorak keyboard's fatal flaw is when you have to type on someone else's keyboard. Standardization has its benefits, even if less than ideal. Trackballs have a similar issue.
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>they're both clearly labeled _OPINION_. (Opinion articles are not scientific articles because they are __opinion__.) People who supported Fox News during it's heyday used the same argument.
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I've always understood denial of evolution's primary reason is that it contradicts scripture. I've never heard it associated with white supremacy until today. >But denial of evolution is linked to white supremacy. A reject
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This is an extremely weak remedy. They should force Google to sell YouTube and Android.
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You could have fully automatic Thompson sub machine guns mailed to your house before 1934. You could have any other type of gun shipped to your house before 1968. All this is (relatively) recent. https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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>Blame the Second Amendment as currently interpreted. It's been largely interpreted this way throughout most of our history, until around the 1960s when civil rights activists started carrying them. All the modern gun regulation sta
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by Clubber 2y ago
>I mean, is this worth the effort? Why? It doesn't matter, it's the new hotness. Look at scrum, how shit it is for software and for devs, yet it's absolutely everywhere. Remember "move fast and break things?" Eve
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I call them warts, but yes agree, especially an industry that does a lot of changing, for example a heavily regulated one.
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FWIW, when researching Virginia Creeper trying to kill my trees, I learned that Virginia Creeper isn't invasive because it is native, so apparently to be considered an invasive plant, it can't be native. https://www.fs.
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by Clubber 2y ago
>Railroad-esque diagrams Now and forever I will think of railroads when I see these.
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That prosecutor should be disbarred.
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I think a lot of it has to do with constant fear mongering on the news and its effect after 40+ years of it. Also the phenomenon of (I forgot what it's called) but where people are afraid of flying but not driving because they see cons
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Soon they'll bring back pizza parties for bonuses.
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FWIW square brackets indicate an optional parameter and the pipe inside indicates all the parameters available; but I agree, I don't particularly care for that notation and prefer actual running SQL examples.
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>> CDC recommends not using a fan at temperatures above 32.2°C >I don't know quite how to put this, but are they idiots? I can't believe they said that. They need to move anywhere in the US Southern region. 32.2C is a coo
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by Clubber 2y ago
My first computer gig was me and a buddy upgrading his dad's office with Cyrix chips. 486 133MHZ I believe. We made $800 and to a college kid, that's all the money in the world. I bought a JAZ drive with my share.
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What is P2P meth? I always think peer to peer.
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Why? Do you believe it made any dent in meth manufacturing what so ever? It's just drug war theatre.
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by Clubber 2y ago
I second the double edged safety razors. I had to learn not to push down so hard like I have to do with the modern ones. Those things are SHARP! You get a closer shave too. I got the soap and horsehair brush to go with it. I bought a pack o
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by Clubber 2y ago
Under $100 First visit to a physical therapist for my back. I was in pain and for all intents and purposes, crippled; couldn't walk much, getting out of the chair hurt. I couldn't stand straight. I put it off for 3 years because I
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by Clubber 2y ago
>It’s about a foreign government controlling the algorithm that decides what millions of people see, and their ability to shape public opinion through that. Adam Curry opined that this was the excuse and it's really about protecting
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>And you'll still argue he did not "win" elections? The Nazi party won elections, Hitler did not. >>You know that Hitler was literally voted into power, right? He was not. He lost the presidential election in 1932. H
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>What do you call being the majority party, winning referendums, etc? Nazi's were not the majority party when Hitler ran for president, they were the largest party, but not majority. They weren't even a majority even when Hitle
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The economy is great for about 20% of the population, maybe 30%. Take a drive down no-where town anywhere in the US and you'll see the economy doesn't work for most people. All of middle America (geographically) has been absolutel
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>I believe we are about to enter a post-truth state. Who was the last president that didn't lie?
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>You know that Hitler was literally voted into power, right? He was not. This is a popular misconception. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler%27s_rise_to_power
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>You'd think that directors or VPs would carefully look into why someone is quitting, if it's because of their manager, but I have never seen that happen. I've had this happen once. We got acquired and 2 years pass and the
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>OK, so rather than giving $50m to the government they give $100m to charity? Any income the government doesn't collect is made up for by the middle and lower class and/or more debt which increases inflation, which is mainly a
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by Clubber 2y ago
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