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LeoTinnitus
6y ago
Believe it or not, there are more cities under 10-20k in the US than there are large metropolitan areas. In the area I'm in, you can only get a cab in the city. Good luck getting one 15-25KM outside of it. Also being America, home of w
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6y ago
This is what happens when the government regulates hospitals just like they do banks. At this point they might as well single payer the whole thing. It save everybody loads of time and energy. Not to mention the abhorrently massive data ent
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6y ago
You can blame US law for that. Why not treat them like a prosecutor once they've reached a certain expertise or status? It keeps them from any absurd liability because it's guarded by the state. I'd like to ask why doctor is
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6y ago
Most of the time when I interact with a doctor, they're just entering in information into a database. Maybe we could bust this guild of ridiculous standards to maybe squeeze in a few others? I don't get why we gotta firstly work o
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LeoTinnitus
6y ago
Not often in Wisconsin. It's not uncommon to hear a news story of a person who has had their like 8th DUI. It doesn't even phase me anymore to be honest.
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6y ago
However life back then was incredibly different. We can look at it in hindsight and judge it with the morality of today but that's somewhat unfair of how life was. I mean slavery was commonplace, death sentences for most crimes, and no
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6y ago
I was kinda making a joke but here is the direct clip from Rocky. https://youtu.be/WvAeWtyZ-uE?t=31
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6y ago
It's not some libertarian ideal saying companies should survive over people, it's if a large portion of the economy gets halted, other people will become impoverished too possibly leading to other devolving societal effects. Remem
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6y ago
I say that in reference to the type of job I like, not in the sense that I'm anti-social. Those jobs just never appealed to me. I've always worked with people who did those jobs, but they made it sound like you are constantly at t
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6y ago
I currently use Music Volume EQ for android and it works. It's annoying sometimes cause I may need to restart every once in a while or reinstall it, but it allows me to turn the equalizer at the lowest level, turn it on, and then liste
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6y ago
The podcast didn't mention where she got here DUI in. She was just applying to a company in California. However I am from Wisconsin and I can vouch for that. DUI's are like misdemeanors, no matter how many felonies of them you
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6y ago
That is never the case in the US. Imagine half the population size of your country, then space out the distance between where you are and everything else by 10 or more. The reason we drive everywhere isn't because we want to, it's
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6y ago
Take a German, but make his road from the bar to his house 20-25 KM away. Multiply it by 100,000 people in the same scenario. Now eliminate their public transport. How many Germans do you think will take the risk of a DUI to drive home as o
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6y ago
Yes absolutely and nobody is arguing that. What is an issue with the US is that we're a motor vehicle country and there is virtually no public transportation. Hell even cabs or ubers are non-existant in a large portion of the rural are
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6y ago
It's what happened to the original SE. I lose like 20% battery on my original SE from 2 years use on iOS 13 just from web browsing for 30 minutes. Apple has been making some just flat out awful design decisions in terms of their hardwa
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6y ago
Why not just use a dedicated Linux burner computer booted on a flash drive? Then all files are fair game.
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6y ago
Just my 2...pence haha Do you hate your job, coworkers, or employer? If it's your job, do a LOT of research on what you'd rather do. If it's your coworkers, get a better job. If it's your employer, get a different job. C
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6y ago
I'm in the camp of Dolph Lundgren honestly. You cannot tell me this virus has a higher mortality rate than any other major outbrekas like cholera, polio, tuberculosis, leprosy, etc. If we're worried about old people dying, tell th
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6y ago
My job I was at previously has a management team so out of touch that employees show up to the office physically, but spaced apart, meanwhile management is work from home. Is that not the biggest FU a company could give its employees? They
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6y ago
Well I'm currently in school for a CS degree in SWE. I'm 25M currently attending a state college with hopefully 1 and a half years left if all classes align. I didn't know what I wanted to do when I graduated high school. I j
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Money laundering is still pretty easy to do. If you go through the proper channels and know the reporting laws, it's easy to avoid altogether. Although time consuming and you deal with swaths of physical cash, it's not impractical
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6y ago
They could be using those libraries to make market items being sold.
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I still can't get over the fact that apple is still putting in less than 2000hz batteries. Sure the life is great the first year, but as they make updates and increase the processor usage, suddenly that battery can barely last a day. I
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6y ago
I think Islam may like a word with you on that one. There it's not just the priests. It's very common for minors to be married off, young boys to be sold as sex slaves (common in the turkic -stans areas although not sure about tod
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I was listening to a podcast recently where a guy was joking about how felony Duis don't matter in the US. He said his company wanted to hire this girl but they said they wanted to know if she had any felonies to which she said yes, a
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6y ago
I actually am one of those weirdos that has to use an equalizer for android because i can't stand how loud the lowest setting is. When you work in a relatively quiet office, you sometimes want to be pick up on what other people are say
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I think it has more to do with forcing people in there homes cooped up for weeks on end.
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6y ago
You could have the converse with duckduckgo and have searched hit or miss a lot
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Yeah but most small banks don't have any understanding of what it all requires. It's not like an inhouse loan where if the borrower misses a payment they just show up on a report. You gotta jump though hoops and notify tons of stu
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6y ago
What? That's interesting to me. Is Apples desktop OS market share that much larger now?
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