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by Fogest 5y ago
Unfortunately a lot of places use the even worse version of ATS where you have to basically manually fill in your resume. Manually adding in work experience, education, certificates, etc... into their own little mini fields. I find these in
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by Fogest 5y ago
From my understanding the ACLU used to stand for the civil rights of everybody and even defended KKK members. But now they have taken sides on various social justice movements and targeted groups that oppose these sides. Instead of fighting
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by Fogest 5y ago
No I am Canadian, so I am still in North America. And while we do prioritize health more than America, we do still have a decent amount to consider when it comes to healthy eating still. I know in America processed food is quite a bit cheap
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by Fogest 5y ago
> other dietary habits that are not currently taxed as 'sins' have a long-term medical cost - e.g. diabetes and heart disease. I have expressed this in another comment, but unhealthy foods are taxed here as well. Things like fr
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by Fogest 5y ago
Does them living a shorter life mean they are cheaper? I feel like comparing someone who dies of lung cancer at 60 years old to somebody who lives to 90 isn't really a fair comparison. Sure that 90 year old may end up costing more in t
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by Fogest 5y ago
You are talking about a different thing here aren't you? I am talking about a tax applied to unhealthy foods but you are just talking about the price of processed foods being cheaper. One is about the government, the other is just abou
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by Fogest 5y ago
Unhealthy eating is already taxed higher here. Processed foods are taxed here whereas things like produce typically have no tax. Extreme sports are nowhere near as popular as things like smoking, drinking, and unhealthy eating. And extreme
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by Fogest 5y ago
I feel the same way as you. In high-school I had a chance to do a "co-op" program (like being an intern for the American's) for a company. I did web development work there. I got offered a job there over the summer and contin
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by Fogest 5y ago
I was in high school about 6-8 years ago now and I can tell you that high schools constantly push going to University. It doesn't matter if you're going into a program like psychology with 800 other students or if you're goin
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by Fogest 5y ago
In places that have free healthcare like Canada the sin taxes actually start to make a lot more sense. Heavy smokers and alcoholics are likely to use more healthcare resources compared to somebody who doesn't engage in those activities
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by Fogest 5y ago
I think that is because there is actually DRM technology in the browser that communicates with Netflix when on their site. So it's definitely a lot more than just checking a UA. But it would be nice if it were that easy.
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by Fogest 5y ago
Realistically too, a lot of the content on Hackernews is also on Reddit. However the difference a lot of the time is the intelligence level in the comments can vastly differ. I find Hackernews is where you come for a less political, more lo
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by Fogest 5y ago
I worked 12 hour shifts as a 911 dispatcher and was mentally exhausted after those shifts. I had an hour drive home each of those shifts. There were definitely many shifts I wasn't driving home safe. Luckily my hour drive was like that
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by Fogest 5y ago
The odd time if there is a "weird" video I see somewhere like reddit I'll just watch it in private browsing to avoid this. It's annoying that I have to do this though. I find I have the same issue on Spotify as well. I d
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by Fogest 5y ago
I've owned both a Microsoft Surface laptop and currently own an XPS 15. Both of them I have had the same thing happen where they are in "sleep" mode and have woken up. I'll have them in a bag and open them up and it&#x27
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by Fogest 5y ago
Yeah our current dog has barely ever been to the dog park, we decided to change it up and bring her there. A day or two later and she has kennel cough. But I also think our dog has a bad immune system. We pet sit a dog for 5-6 hours and it
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by Fogest 5y ago
I really have never said I agree with something like stop and frisk so I am a bit unclear where you are going with this? I have been talking about perceptions of police in these communities not their opinions on one old police program that
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by Fogest 5y ago
I mean you responded to my comment that specifically focused on the contents of a YouTube channel. It's not too surprising that I am suggesting you go watch the content my post was speaking about. You are disagreeing with my post witho
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by Fogest 5y ago
Can you please stop replying for the parent commenters on all my comments? I'm more interested in what they have to say here rather than someone clearly biased coming in to share their opinion against me everywhere.
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by Fogest 5y ago
> Go ask any black male from New York in their 20s or 30s what they think about "Stop and frisk" and the sense of being violated by over policing. I mean I just linked to a YouTube channel specifically interviewing and talking
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by Fogest 5y ago
What do you plan to do about the plugin problem? A lot of forums come to rely on these plugins and often times the owners aren't programmers. It means that if they are stuck choosing between upgrading the core software and keeping a us
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by Fogest 5y ago
> Even though they mostly live in vastly, vastly safer zip codes. Do they though? Not sure where you got this information from. And are we talking legal gun ownership or guns in general? Because even in the "hood" and the &quot
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by Fogest 5y ago
I have watched a lot of videos from Peter Santenello [1] on YouTube. He takes a somewhat deep dive into a lot of communities that the traditional media typically fails to highlight or fails to do it properly. He has quite a few videos where
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by Fogest 5y ago
They also have kids so it sounds like that plays into why they would be extra cautious. Maybe they are willing to risk that extra time needed to have the gun out for protection if it means they don't have to worry about their kids gett
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by Fogest 5y ago
It sounds like lower estimates indicate about 55 000 - 80 000 uses of self defense with a gun per year: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defensive_gun_use But it sounds like it really varies source to source. The problem
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by Fogest 5y ago
I personally think from a privacy standpoint I actually like that the chat messages I post on Discord aren't logged and archived on some random websites. Maybe this is because I don't use Discord like a forum, but I use it more li
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by Fogest 5y ago
Discord never really advertised themselves as a good tool for support operations of large companies did they? They have mostly always focused on a more community focused side of gaming. Like one of their recent bigger features is that you c
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by Fogest 5y ago
I see a lot of communities on Discord will use bots that recognize keywords from commonly repeated questions. The bot then spits out the answer typically associated with that question. It seems to be somewhat helpful that way. I've als
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by Fogest 5y ago
The other issue not addressed here is the security aspect too. Via haveibeenpwned so many of the sites I have had data breached on are from forums. It seems so many different forum softwares that exist also have so many security vulnerabili
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by Fogest 5y ago
Don't the shareholders already kinda "tip" the CEO's in a way? A lot of the time they get performance based bonuses or extra incentives from shareholders. Except they want to get bigger "tips" from shareholders

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