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>_especially_ immigration At least that is good, as immigration takes a lot of what little available housing that is available. It's the same in the USA. Housing prices are shooting up on everything and 40 million Mexicans - not cou
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3y ago
The internet is becoming much more puritan than broadcast tv or cable tv. It's disgusting. I guess at least the large sites, anyways. What is the new imgur that will take imgur's place? Anyone know if there's something new?
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3y ago
Not too difficult, actually. The thing is that you have to put in more effort than when younger. Proximity and constant contact is easy when you are young. One of the things that made it easier in elementary/jr high/high school an
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3y ago
You have to have the ideas. Those are pretty easy, though. You can go look at other company's websites to get ideas from their blog posts. then you must reword things in your own words and thoughts, maybe take out some stuff of theirs
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3y ago
why is this happening to you?
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I have been talking to people in the construction/trades industry for a long, long time. I sell them stuff. At least for the last w20 years I've been talking with them, owners cannot find employees. It's the biggest complaint
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3y ago
Pareto principle. 80/20 law. 80% of x is caused by 20% of y. . 80% of the sales come from 20% of the salespeople. 80% of the music played comes from 20% of the composers. 80% of the crime is commited by 20% of the people. . And not onl
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3y ago
Do you have any proof that it can't be done? Because otherwise you are making an opinion. It's like saying that people can't fly. Maybe we cannot do it with wings, but we do it nonetheless. But we have only started this age
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3y ago
That whole "swearing in" is so dumb, in my opinion. What is the point, other than ceremonial, I guess. One can raise their right hand and swear on the bible or swear on "Pale Blue Dot" and still not do what they swore to
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3y ago
Interesting that they received those proposals. I just read an article saying that the costs would be prohibative to upgrade office highrises into apartments. Here is one that I just googled: https://www.bizjournals.com/bizj
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3y ago
>Other office space will be taken out of service for other uses What uses would those be?
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3y ago
My father was a physician and one of his specialities was diet. Weight loss. He told me just to eat well-rounded healthy meals, not to be a glutton, and walk for an hour a day. There's too much splitting the hairs these days. "Fol
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4y ago
hyah. there's a whole slew of new gender pronouns that didn't exist a year ago it seems.
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4y ago
How in heck can a computer guess 15 human generated password? Can it guess a 58 character password that is human generated?
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4y ago
I have finally just started using completely and totally random upper/lowercase letters, numbers and special characters. No rhyme or reason. Usually 15 characters or more. That's ok, isn't it?
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4y ago
OK, I undestand what you read, but would like some more clarity. Why is the Fed trying to move the banking sectors to consolidate banking for the last 50 years? The President of the United States nominates the members of the board of direct
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4y ago
You didn't comment on the rest of the statement: "sociologists use to legitimize their expertise and colonize other fields of inquiry that were traditionally the domains of philosophers and scientists. The whole thing is just repa
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4y ago
it's always the good ole days for someone. it's always 5pm somewhere for someone.
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4y ago
I thought that at any scale, that they were atoms. Or quarks. Or quantum fields. Or whatever.
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4y ago
eh. If someone says, and says it seriously so you know that they mean it, "I really love being a serial killer, it gives me a great feeling of freedom and relief." I don't know about you, but I kinda am getting their entire w
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4y ago
Democratic liberal political country on the "good" side. Autocratic dictatorships are the baddies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JOpPNra4bw For example, China just went from a "sort of" almost democra
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4y ago
>The inflation is largely caused by a physical supply shortage. Of course that is the case. That is almost always the case. Too much money means people have more money to buy physical stuff, and there is always a shortage of stuff, suppl
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4y ago
I understand what you are saying. I understand that every single thing a person gets is compensation, whether bonuses, healthcare, paid vacations, sick days, everything is part of the compensation. It's not really even about Credit Sui
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4y ago
Yes, 100%. A friend of mine was going to graduate, and had one required class that she had to take. She had dropped it twice before because she said it was too difficult for her. If she didn't pass, she couldn't take the class aga
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4y ago
Banks bought tons of bonds worth billions, at 1%. Nothing wrong with that. Money supply went up, up, up, therefore inflation went up, up, up. Now bonds are paying 5%. SVB needs to sell its 1% bonds because they have to pay their actual depo
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3rd world places are just places that used to be everywhere. When people come together into larger and larger communities, then more specialization can take place over longer periods of time. This is if you have a stable situation, of cours
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Right. And that compensation is much too high.
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2008 was bad. This is much worse, in my opinion. At least the loans were backed by real property in 2008. Homes that will have value and in fact have came back way, way more valuable than the bottom of that crash. What we have now is a cras
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I've used Brother printers since he 1990s. I've never bought any other type, ever. I've looked, but nothing comes close to the value. I used to print a LOT. A whole lot. So I would use up the drum life after 2 or 3 years. The
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I didn't expect the response that I got. There is an article on how Korean women are sick and tired of men. I write basically that men should also do the same thing regarding women. And get hit with the "incel" word. I must
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