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Notorious_BLT
8y ago
Credit cards definitely provide value, the anti-every-using-credit crowd seems to not understand how they work. If my pet ever needs thousands of dollars of emergency vet care, I can now pay for that using my credit, and then spread my paym
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Generally, captains in Dota teams don't give specific instructions on what to do when not making specific plays. Carry players will default to returning to farming as efficiently as possible given the current state of the map. Support
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8y ago
I'm fairly familiar with the space, and my office picked up a Magic Leap to tinker with it. It feels revolutionary if you haven't tried its predecessors; if you have then it feels like the logical next step. If you've tried t
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8y ago
That's the problem with saying "people should have less children". Yes, they should, but the people who will listen are often the people best equipped to raise children. If prosperous, well educated people have less children
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8y ago
The assistant call recording actually mentions that it is making the appointment "for a client", so the first part is already covered.
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9y ago
Sorry for lack of precision, but I think my intent was clear. "Back-breaking" here means "difficult, and undesirable manual labor". What I meant in the first place (which I think was clear to begin with, regardless of la
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Many people do all kinds of jobs they wouldn't otherwise do for survival. Sex isn't magically different from backbreaking manual labor.
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9y ago
Including Apple's encryption in the list of reasons SV is going to be regulated is a strange decision. I certainly hope people don't look forward to regulation that leads to LESS encryption.
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9y ago
It isn't forbidden, but its very poorly protected. (Intentionally vague) laws intended to protect kids from serious harm end up being applied to situations where kids are perfectly safe, but some busybody heard a late night news report
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9y ago
Stores allow people to enter and leave without purchasing anything or declaring intent to purchase. Consumers are doing nothing unethical by entering the store, investigating items they are interested in, and then comparing them to options
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9y ago
I guess I can understand the dice ban (sort of?) but the fact that some prisons have apparently have banned games like D&D altogether is bizarre to me. It seems like a healthy, relatively peaceful way to pass time and do something creat
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9y ago
I've had a similar experience. Living in the city, I'm livid whenever I find that they left a package on the doorstep of my building, which very clearly has no lock on the garden gate. I've not had a package stolen yet, but h