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by LanceH 1y ago
Not to be rude, but why should we care what you believe? If there were a problem with holes being dug in the city people are not exacerbating the problem if they choose to just not dig holes. Not everyone needs to be informed an act on what
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by LanceH 1y ago
Really rich isn't that high a bar, you'll find out when it comes to tuition.
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by LanceH 1y ago
At the same time it can be a handy tool to be a first cut at triage. It's really not a matter of "full replacement or bust".
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by LanceH 1y ago
There is also the freedom to engage in a contact. The freedom of speech isn't restricted, apple just isn't providing a platform to speak on. This is an anti trust issue balance against two parties ability to be bound by contract.
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by LanceH 2y ago
> public airport built by elected officials after due consultation That's optimistic.
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by LanceH 2y ago
NIMBY is characterized by wanting or being ok with something, just not too local to themselves. So they may be in favor of affordable housing in the city, just not in their part of the city where low income students will be going to theire
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by LanceH 2y ago
> Lots of this junk is simply against the law. Perhaps. A lot of it is also the flip side of an executive order conjuring more government into existence. The escalation of executive order from administration to administration, and the r
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by LanceH 2y ago
> Steel cans provided by the resident are the best option for cost and sustainability. “Metal recycles forever”. Those two sentences together means buying the trash cans over and over again.
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by LanceH 2y ago
For sudoku, it worked out that the balance was awful. I imagine if I put in the absolute minimal clues for 3d sudoku it would be challenging and have some more advanced techniques. It just wasn't a good game. Don't get me wrong,
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by LanceH 2y ago
I wrote a 3d version of sudoku where every slice of a cube was a valid sudoku. It was an awful game. At first it was difficult to wrap your head around the 3d, but once you did it offered so many more clues as to be boring and 95% of the
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by LanceH 2y ago
Probably meant that fixing it quickly was for the steam deck users. It might not have received attention otherwise.
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by LanceH 2y ago
Gen x here. There are couple things I've been on both sides of. Card catalogs in the library. It was really important focus on what was being searched. Then there was the familiarity with a particular library and what they might or m
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by LanceH 2y ago
I have this discussion with my wife who works at a school. Children are required to be there. The school has to provide them with all manner of opportunities. On the flip side, the school can't expect anything from the kids other than
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by LanceH 2y ago
I've tutored literally hundreds of homeschoolers at this point, mostly in the high school ages as their parents ran out of math ability. As a whole, they are far better socially adapted than the average teenager. Sure, there is select
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by LanceH 2y ago
My mention was that civilian prosecution is absolutely possible. Legal from both sides will work together on this. Given a guilty plea, both jurisdictions may agree for that to occur in one location or another. You'll see this a lot w
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by LanceH 2y ago
If he was on base, probably UCMJ. If the crimes were committed entirely off base against non military victims, then probably civilian court, followed by additional UCMJ punishments and discharge. I had a roommate who got drunk and assaulted
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by LanceH 2y ago
There is an expectation in the community that Games Workshop will only be concerned with the money and ownership of the property (for the money). They don't play well with others. They seem unconcerned about their customers in genera
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by LanceH 2y ago
Articles aren't written for reports, or at least the advertising on those articles are directed at the managerial and above level.
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by LanceH 2y ago
I know that I and many others switched to American Scientist years ago. SA has definitely gone downhill since the 80's. I would describe it as as bit softer/popular when I made the switch. I have no experience in the last few y
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by LanceH 2y ago
I'm not familiar with VMX-1 and will take your word on it. This may be exactly as appears. On the other hand, there are way too many instances of officer shenanigans only punished by snubbing them on their career path. "he follow
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by LanceH 2y ago
100% pure speculation: I'm trying to read between the lines one this one. He's a Colonel and in command. How much flying does he do normally? Is he just keeping up flying to get the flight pay? Just up there flying because he
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by LanceH 2y ago
The abridged and edited versions were somewhat disappointing to me. I remember looking through these books as a kid and how there was so much in them. While they are dated, there are insights in some of them. If they had a bakery, they
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by LanceH 2y ago
Yes, let's make laws by passing laws.
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by LanceH 2y ago
A long time ago I had the Fritz engine from chessbase. It had a sparring feature where if you maintained good play it would give up a tactical puzzle in the middle of the game. It could either warn you or not. If you didn't play sol
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by LanceH 2y ago
I didn't see him here in this thread. Are you sure he's the one making it about him?
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by LanceH 2y ago
These are all good points and perhaps should be addressed directly with law. This law seems aimed at asserting control over something which does not belong to the government. The first amendment enshrines rights of freedom of association.
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by LanceH 2y ago
Not just puritans, but the other extreme as well will say it is objectification.
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by LanceH 2y ago
The 70's certainly did. The 80's is when everything started to get covered up. As to why? I think you'll find Sir Mix-a-lot has some answers for you.
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by LanceH 2y ago
Two years, two million? I wouldn't, but millions of people would.
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by LanceH 2y ago
I've always felt there was a certain amount of us-versus-them going on in the office -- though I don't think that's the main reason here. Right now, I think it's a matter of over-hiring the last couple years. This is bo

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