ROTMetro

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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Show the military why this is needed and you might get some funding action, that is after all how we got a school lunch program. https://www.ilsna.net/resources/schoolnutrition/historyschoo... .
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
You should see how the EU screws American 'certain industry' companies and fails to honor reciprocity deals. Then add that it is legal and tax deductible for German business' to bribe/kickback to corrupt businesses overs
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Why should they? Europe signed free trade agreements and promised they would open their markets to the USA if the USA reciprocated. Excluding American companies from doing business seems a pretty big violation of this. I guess EU is free to
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Find mentors. Life is so much easier just knowing someone else has been there/done that versus treating climbing that mountain as if you are the first person to ever climb it.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
So you are saying if they start substituting refurbs for new they can be the new Fry's?
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
I bought a pair of studio monitors from Amazon. I received one. Returned it. It took months to get a refund. Amazon claimed I needed to return the other monitor :/ I finally convinced them by pointing out that the weight of what they s
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
This! It is propaganda designed to give you apathy. Ironically it only works because you are aware enough to know you want a better world.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Remember kids, propaganda doesn't need to convince you of anything to be successful, only to get you to believe in nothing. “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing,” . The intention of 'what
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Precurses? They make and market new analogs to pass importation on Alibaba (though they don't pass the Analog act so don't get any ideas it's legal).
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
I remember when acquaintances at Facebook first saw all of the psychological stuff Candy Crush was doing and how distraught they were about it. So sad that they chose to emulate what they knew was horrible behavior.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Hard a work trip to Nashville long ago. Did not expect to absolutely love that city.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Way back in the day my Borland friends told me about Microsoft doing this to Borland. Supposedly parked a limo across the street from the building at lunch and hired people whether Microsoft had work for them or not.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
I do this too, but with people who change their phone number. No, that number still exists, and I associate it with them. They choose to change it? That's their problem. Edit: Guess I should put a /s. Is there a tag for highly pas
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
It's not your age showing. Coming from a guy who comes off horribly from his posts online, if you are self aware enough to put a disclaimer (might be my age), maybe uhhh ???? This person proposes the OPPOSITE of a weapon. A constructiv
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
My ASUS Zephyrus received a BIOS update from ASUS that downgraded the video card memory overclocking ability and mining hash rate of the 3070.
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
If I sell a base package of software, and the same codebase has advanced functionality sold as an option/upgrade, with the only difference being the software key used to activate the software, and a version of my software fails the key
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Not because of your follow up stance, but in general, I'm sorry for projecting something onto you. I apologize for trying to attribute any motivation to you, and responding to your thoughts in anything but a constructive discussion. Th
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
I notice you don't mention conflicts in Ethiopia, Eritrea, or Sudan that have accumulated 300,000–500,000 fatalities. I notice you don't mention the ongoing conflict in Myanmar. I can only assume it's because of racism agains
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
I bought studio monitor speakers from Amazon. I received 1. Sent it back. Amazon refused to refund me. I had to point out over and over that from the weight of my package they can easily tell they did not ship me two speakers, only one. Nop
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
1. And? The Feds made a promise when they created the Federal Forests. Are you saying they should not be required to follow to agreements set when they created the national forests? 2. Yes, they have completely stopped taking bids for timbe
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Russia controls less territory today than it did in March, yet I am told that Ukraine losing territory in July is losing, Russia losing more territory and not recovering it in March is not Russia losing. Funny goal posts seem to get used a
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
So proximity and culture. I instantly place myself and my family in those cars fleeing Ukraine, I relate easier because it's familiar. My human empathy and compassion is not evil, and your attempts to weaponize it are gross and deny hu
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
No, it's about culture and proximity. There is a huge hunger problem in America. I give to my local food bank. It's not because I'm pro my state and anti all the others. We are talking about Russian literature because it is p
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
German language newspapers in the USA went from over a thousand to almost gone during WW1.
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1. There was one republic that did not include Russian as the primary language for education, and they were forced to change that. I will try to dig up something on it, I didn't bookmark such a random thing. 2. They are free to have of
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
So... not knowing the subject Anna Karenina, I once put the audio book on while in the car the morning after spending the night with a Russian ex who was married, while driving along a train track with a train on it. She asked if I was enco
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
Why do you ignore that the one Federation that didn't teach Russian in schools was forced to change their policy? Russia can have all the written rules they want, they follow them the same way they followed their statements during Febr
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As someone with a Russian grandfather, who read all the classics, who took his daughter to the traveling Russian ballet each year where she waited after the show to take the ballerinas flowers, and then was motivated to learn ballet herself
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
For corporate cards (and I beleive gift cards and debit, no idea about privacy cards they didn't exist yet) when I wrote this sort of software way back you could identify by card ranges/format (that was the case in the past), just
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by ROTMetro 4y ago
You should be able to handle for this by card type? When I wrote merchant software way back, we could separate restricted corporate cards from standard cards prior to processing, because we had to send itemized purchase records for corporat

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