NDizzle

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by NDizzle 4y ago
You should see... even modern pharma deal contracts. That's what makes ocr on these deal sheets so hard, they are covered with scribbles. All the good stuff is hand written, in the margins, or above/below the line.
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Why do you think he is melting down? The use of this word may be surprising, but things aren't often as binary as they appear. I bet this decision wouldn't make a polygraph needle move.
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Could you go into a little bit more detail?
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by NDizzle 4y ago
The US would really benefit from a strong southern border. That's obviously a politically loaded statement, but just take it at face value. There is such a thing as borders. The US needs to stop the flow of illegal shit across the sout
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by NDizzle 4y ago
At this point I can't say I trust a single thing the US government tells me. Sorry, you lost me these last almost 3 years. Good luck getting me to buy back in. Maybe next lifetime. At least I won't do the suddenly dance, which is
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Except for the AMG line. Although, the one I owned WAS owned by an elderly realtor who just wanted the most expensive one. Supercharged, 525 ft lbs of torque on tap, tire murdering machines. I really, really liked my E55. Had it for 3 years
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Way more than 1 in 5 Biden voters, given the last two years...
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by NDizzle 4y ago
It’s a bipartisan, top to bottom rug pull exposing the corruption everywhere. Fucking nothing will happen. Here is the turtle’s cut, for example. Out in the open. https://docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/fecimg/?2022101595
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by NDizzle 4y ago
One point in there - data management. It varies in cost because on the upper end, that includes support for data change requests for the life of the trial. Zillions of people involved, human error, need paper trails and sign offs to fix mos
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Whataboutism? No, I'm just sticking with Soros for now. The rest are an exercise for others to complete. Color within the lines, please.
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by NDizzle 4y ago
$100k in Facebook ads, in 2016. Soros has donated $126M for midterms tomorrow. [1] But, you know, mean tweets, Putin's puppet, etc, etc. [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/03/us/politics/midter
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by NDizzle 4y ago
As a non-beginner, I feel the same way. I'm not too worried about it at the moment, but it's early in the day (and week) and DST happened yesterday, sooo...
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by NDizzle 4y ago
I would guess it's coffee related. Let's get this over with so I can have my coffee.
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Unfortunately not everyone is like the folks who work on No Man's Sky. They have released a boatload of fixes, new content, engine updates, VR support, you name it, they keep delivering. Their support of that game has been very impress
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Yeah, I'm a little bummed about this. Maybe it's a combination of the controllers and the increase in resolution/etc. With the gen 1, you had the move controllers and a remote camera. Games were probably developed with that i
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by NDizzle 4y ago
The current strains are in between the severities of a cold and the flu. Lockdowns and so forth are ridiculous at this point and have been for at least a year, maybe even 18 months.
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Apparently you've never seen/heard Hitchens on free speech? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDap-K6GmL0
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Can you list left wing sources that are banned from twitter? I'm struggling here. The KKK, maybe?
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Alex Jones. Gavin McInnis. James O'Keefe. Breitbart, which is banned 2/3rds of the time. Fox News is for your 65+ year old uncle. It's harmless, controlled opposition. Look at the Jan 6th coverage. It exists for the left to p
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Sure I can. All the right-wing sources I followed on twitter were banned. Therefore I didn't get ANY content sent to me. How is that a bias FOR right-wing sources?
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by NDizzle 4y ago
What? They ban most actual right-wing sources. What's left is crap like Fox news. They can't be biased towards stuff they ban. They are biased towards controlled opposition, which makes people feel warm and fuzzy. Big difference.
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Can we actually discuss this, or are people still freaking out? This was incredibly obvious, even early, early on. Suppression isn’t good, folks.
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Paypal owns Venmo.
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Unless you have a ton of cash. For example, if you were a tech worker in California, unable to eat out or go out regularly for 2 years, so you piled up cash... And now the rest of the country looks like a good choice, compared to CA policy.
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by NDizzle 4y ago
When do you expect rates to come down? Prices aren't dropping that much - inflation. If you're expecting a 40% price drop anytime soon, well, don't hold your breath.
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by NDizzle 4y ago
Last I knew (as I lived right by areas that were constantly burning) Cal Fire had the contacts to maintain the majority of the federal land in northern California.
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by NDizzle 4y ago
I mean, we're fighting wildfires about as good as anyone could. What CA doesn't do well is manage forests.
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by NDizzle 4y ago
And you don’t think you’re doing the same?!
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by NDizzle 4y ago
I gotta protect myself from "suddenly", a crisis which is sweeping the world.
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by NDizzle 4y ago
UO is responsible for my career. Not the game itself, but the community. A connection I made in that in that game gave a rural kid like me a couch to land on in the Bay Area. The rest is history, as one says.

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