ROTMetro

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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Require them to provide service within 7 days if they have officially attested to the government that it is available.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
You are talking about a Franchise model. At a good nice restaurant the individuals recognize me as an individual. You can't just drop someone in and have them know what I like or the service I am used to. You can make yourself a McDona
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
If Ableton is an escape valve for you maybe don't make that your work right now. Keep the pieces of your life that are 'working' 'working' don't go changing them yet. You list complex systems research. What abo
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
It's really not fat fetched to believe the US didn't do it. Check and mate to your powerful argument.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Also acceptable would be '60hz monitors are all we need.'
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
True, but it is still an act of friendship.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
And was came from a purchase of Word Lens not something in house if I remember right.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
That the person isn't alone, that it isn't just them but common. That they fit in on the island of misfit toys where we are all a little broken and don't belong in the trash.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
But you do have copyright claims to derivative works.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Looking at these bookshelves a number are particle/pressboard products. Would you trust unknown quality/untested inputs (industrial glues) used to make a product known to outgas into your sealed living environment? For example par
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
So you are saying insurance companies have incentives to drive up the cost of healthcare as part of their business model? That sounds very damaging considering the percentage of GDP healthcare takes up. Might make more sense to scrap that c
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
I've worked at two companies where people pooled vacation time for sick co-workers who had already been granted extended leave time by the company way past the company norm when they got cancer. If that is not an act of friendship what
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Grew up with parents working in startups/small tech companies in Santa Cruz from the late seventies through the 2000s. No, it has not always been the case. It's sad you are happy to accept it as both acceptable and the norm. Grown
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Yeah love it but super torn on the Giving Tree. I'll ad 'The Little Prince' as one my kids liked. But separate from reading books spend time telling stories about a character you make up with your child. Get them to love stor
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
What's your point? When I managed IT I would have considered those 'cloud apps' as opposed to onsite/self hosted, and paying for them would have come out of my OpEx not CapEx budgets. Are they not Cloud?
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Hard agree. I canceled TV and blocked political sites in NextDNS and feel much better about the world since.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Way way back I had Chinese acquaintances who were using it to get their money out of China and to Canada. No longer in communication with those people and I know China has since come down hard on it but is that still part of it's use?
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Civil court in America is just as powerful as criminal and only requires a preponderance of evidence standard be met.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipper_chip
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
When I was in IT, the rule was 'no essential businesses processes in Excel unless defined and approved' to ensure 1. The formulas were actually correct and 2. We could provide continuity should the person leave 3. These items were
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
As a jailhouse lawyer at a Federal Prison the amount of parallel construction in America is shocking. If you know the level the average FBI agent works at, look up other cases they are involved in and the level of work they did on them and
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
It seems to me HK is passionate about enabling progress via technology. It's a tech board not a philosophy/sociology one and the limits on posting don't allow it to nicely transition to one. I disagree with a lot of the pro-A
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Do you cast judgement on people that color their hair when it gets gray? Do you cast judgement on people that try and change their body by dieting/exercising?
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
No, what you experience is people who personally aren't pro-religion, often for reasons of personal experience. It's nothing like the brave people hosting home churches in China, or an even better example, the people telling their
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Grew up catholic with a devout saint of a grandfather and the only people who I have seen wearing rosary beads were horrible, horrible cartel guys in prison.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Do these Trads have long standing institutions in their local communities for support of their culture? Why yes, they are called Churches, which don't have to operate underground in the USA like they do in China (expect when they are s
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Is the price point per calorie the same? How about storage/transportation? When I could go pick fresh organic strawberries in the field I loved them. Where I am now strawberries are expensive (slightly) flavored expensive cardboard. Ba
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
My house is worthless to me if they put a batch asphalt plant next door, as my whole purpose for my house was to raise my children in. They tried to get a variance. Luckily I come from California, so I am not adverse to raising friction and
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Housing is most people's largest purchase in life. Zoning is put in place to make sure that that purchase is suitable for the purpose intended so people feel comfortable making that large investment. They tried to get a variance to my
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Would the suburbs be forced to pay city rates for their roads/water/etc departments? Plenty of low-middle income low density small towns with suburbia densities survive just fine, have great services, AND are affordable all on the

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