LanceH

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by LanceH 4y ago
It's not Italian either.
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by LanceH 4y ago
Both for establishing the right of ownership of who she is sending it to, as well as requiring indemnification on the transfer should someone else step forward claiming it. Worst case would be that she sends it to someone over there, then s
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by LanceH 4y ago
Testing for misrepresented goals. Right in line with some companies.
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by LanceH 5y ago
Twenty years ago when I was trying to explain macros to fellow Java programmers I would say, "what if Java didn't have try/catch/finally, could you add it?" I guess in some theoretical way you could, but the answer
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by LanceH 5y ago
The strong libertarian vibe of npr saying she's being scapegoated? When you have millions of drugs being issued, there will be some legitimate mistakes happening -- some will even cause death. If you want people to actual work in heal
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by LanceH 5y ago
The gaming youtuber is more common and pays better.
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by LanceH 5y ago
The bigger effect is that kids getting sent home due to the pandemic weren't being enrolled in online learning. They went on vacation with occasional check-ins online. That's about how I would describe my kids' experience a
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by LanceH 5y ago
> "primarily used to influence or persuade an audience to further an agenda." Yea, I don't see the agenda, just writing about some memories of the shared experiences of submariners, and trying to explain them to a wider au
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by LanceH 5y ago
>It shattered my cliché view of the german army as first and foremost an organization built on discipline. Discipline is not orthogonal to creative thinking. Wartime activities are not like they read after the fact. As the saying goes,
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by LanceH 5y ago
Just because someone doesn't share your negative view of the military doesn't make it propaganda. There is a certain arrogance in assuming the only way other people could possibly choose to do this is by being brainwashed. Militar
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by LanceH 5y ago
Having the fortune of health/time/money is a privilege. Getting the license after meeting the requirements should automatically follow and not be at the whims of privilege. I do get what you're saying, but there are people u
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by LanceH 5y ago
The only thing missing was him thanking sponsors and asking us to like an subscribe before he jumped.
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by LanceH 5y ago
> A private pilot's license is a privilege I hate calling things like this a privilege. It's licensed and regulated for the safety and benefit of the people who fly and live underneath airspace (all of us). There are too many
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by LanceH 5y ago
There are a lot of things which could go wrong with tunneling. Bad air or collapse being a possibility. There is also the possibility he is competent at this as well. I would raise the idea of bringing someone in who could assess the curre
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by LanceH 5y ago
Bailing someone out should come with an ownership stake.
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by LanceH 5y ago
The left has numbers now and many are changing their tune to embrace an authoritarian stance on the "proper" issues.
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by LanceH 5y ago
It does become an issue of government censorship when the heads of these companies are hauled before congress with the threat of breakup or regulation, while simultaneously being questioned about the "incorrect" speech they allow
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by LanceH 5y ago
I've found more people insist that it if hard 'g' like gift. Usually going with the 'gift' argument, or that 'graphics' also has a hard 'g' -- both addressed in this article. Oh, and tabs are bo
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by LanceH 5y ago
Let's say you had a company which only hires 9 people. You decide that your next hire will be of a specific race and gender and not other candidates need apply. Would that be discrimination?
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by LanceH 5y ago
The GI Bill is not at all limited to in state public schools.
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by LanceH 5y ago
There are varying levels of accuracy in his post. For the GI Bill, I put in $1200 ($100/month for the first year), and I while enrolled at an accredited university I was paid $400/month. I could use that however I wanted. Early
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by LanceH 5y ago
The mid engine induced balance and short wheelbase on the 914 just made it ridiculous for autocross. It was like playing a video game where you stick to the ground. I certainly raced more powerful and faster cars, but it was possible to c
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by LanceH 5y ago
If you're worried you should benchmark the differences on your requirements.
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by LanceH 5y ago
Previous emails. That's funny. They don't send warnings and they don't allow appeals. It's 100% to done.
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by LanceH 5y ago
Really he means the 1000 other bands that weren't the Stones or the Beatles. Those two have large catalogs that are played today and will be played 100 years from now.
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by LanceH 5y ago
Late fee interest and penalties are on their side. It's statutory that you get it right, intent doesn't matter.
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by LanceH 5y ago
The bankers were doing what we wanted them to do by giving us loans, even when we didn't qualify. Now they're continuing to do what we want them to do by being the villains. As long as they get paid...
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by LanceH 5y ago
Exactly. Someone suggested we compensate people who are searched when nothing is found. The next person says that would immediately be gamed. I'm saying it would only be gamed if dog searches don't work. Personally, I would lik
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by LanceH 5y ago
Courts work on procedure and appeal to authority, not science. Hopefully there is an overlap, but it's not required. Diligent application of appeal to authority by the more well funded party results in better outcomes.
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by LanceH 5y ago
It could only be gamed if dogs aren't accurately finding bodies.

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