FFP999

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by FFP999 3y ago
How does a government pay for anything? Taxes.
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by FFP999 3y ago
Too big, impossible to hotbox.
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by FFP999 3y ago
Maybe the funniest and most pathetic thing about Dolan is that his true love would appear to be his band ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JD_%26_The_Straight_Shot ). It's basically the best session musicians inherite
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by FFP999 3y ago
That one's on me for not reading more carefully. But my basic point is, public transit is a lousy way to make money, and if that's something you emphasize, it's neither going to make money nor give good service. I'm remi
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by FFP999 3y ago
I've had two System76 machines, so I'm one anecdote ahead of you here.
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by FFP999 3y ago
The T's FRR is the highest in the country: all of 30% or so. So it doesn't come close to giving acceptable service _or_ paying for itself. The basic problem with the T is that it's a state agency. By which I mean, it depends
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by FFP999 3y ago
I feel a little hopeful about the new GM though (Philip Eng, former head of the Long Island Railroad, for those just joining us). He's actually an engineering and operations guy, as opposed to the old GM Steve Poftak. Poftak's qua
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by FFP999 3y ago
There were massive protests among the rat population, as the overwhelming majority of them turn out to be Republicans.
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by FFP999 3y ago
The real problem is that, for all that, it's still probably the best transit system in the USA. I live in Boston and I would trade the MBTA for the NYC MTA in a heartbeat. (Though to be fair, I would also trade the MBTA for a handful o
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by FFP999 3y ago
Given my experience with System76 laptops, I know they can make a good impression at first, but after seeing how flimsy they are in long-term use, I can't justify the markup. You can get a better sturdier laptop with good Linux compati
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by FFP999 3y ago
I'm curious about what about spending $5 to be engrossed for 100+ hours sounds like it's a bad thing to you.
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by FFP999 3y ago
Or maybe he just had a boat because he liked to fish or whatnot, and that turned out to be really lucky for him.
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by FFP999 3y ago
I guess whether Canada or Australia want to be constitutional monarchies or not is up to them, and not my business being neither Canadian nor Australian, but it just seems strange to me for them to allow the monarch anything more than symbo
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by FFP999 3y ago
Except that the Governor General actually does have some power and it's come up in practice: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1975_Australian_constitutional... . So the ability to hire and fire the Governor General at
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by FFP999 3y ago
Nice
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by FFP999 3y ago
Maybe that's simply the longest distance he's tried, 6 km in one session is a solid walk.
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by FFP999 3y ago
I remember those! Maybe I'll start throwing some around in a few months when the time is ripe.
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by FFP999 3y ago
What's he posting with, a quill?
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by FFP999 3y ago
Unrelated, I just looked at your profile and realized you were the author of that "Man Spends Entire Career Mastering Crappy Codebase" article. You're basically a minor folk hero at my work.
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by FFP999 3y ago
I bet I can think of a less erotic environment than a public restroom, such as... ...I'm going to have to get back to you.
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by FFP999 3y ago
Could have? Definitely. Thought to? Maybe not. After all, when you already know you're the smartest guys in the room...
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by FFP999 3y ago
I personally don't bother with edibles because they just bounce right off my system. I have a huge tolerance on account of being a very big person (I am tall and, on account of being a serious weightlifter, well above average weight fo
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by FFP999 3y ago
Also I'd say that, with vaping being fairly common today, leaving that out of this study is leaving out a big piece of the puzzle. I can say that when I switched some years back from smoking weed to vaping, my smoker's cough went
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by FFP999 3y ago
Speaking from a point of view with N a lot bigger than 15, I'm going to endorse this answer: daily use is common.
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by FFP999 3y ago
My big takeaway: > phenylephrine is very effective if you spray it into the nose I have bad allergies and, what with global warming, pollen season here is most of the year. Pseudoephedrine does the job but it's expensive and a hassl
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by FFP999 3y ago
Ah, good. Would you please excuse me for a second? [leaves office, walks slowly into sea]
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by FFP999 3y ago
Fine. I do not share your views and I will not cater to them.
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by FFP999 3y ago
> If one side of the agreement doesn't live up to the agreement then the agreement is null and void Severability clauses, which specifically say that nullification of a single part of the contract affects only that part, not the who
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by FFP999 3y ago
Neat.
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by FFP999 3y ago
I see that we actually agree with each other here.

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