Raidion

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by Raidion 9y ago
The risk that the increased supply of money lowers the value of that money. Not that this is the straw that's gonna break the camels back, but it's not like there aren't consequences to the taxpayer for allowing the governmen
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by Raidion 9y ago
That punishes everyone who took out private loans or worked to put themselves through college. Not to mention it hurts those who worked to pay down their loans earlier. There are a lot of ways of socializing the cost of education, doing it
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by Raidion 9y ago
Practically, with the low interest rates, cash isn't worth a whole lot to an average Fortune 500. You can already see how Apple is getting heat for having so much cash on hand, only reason there isn't more is that people are hopin
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by Raidion 9y ago
Hots has greatly improved recently, enough heroes that comps are fairly diverse and change even more based on map. Fights are a lot longer now (buffed support, and nerfed cc), so less of a "oh that guy just got DELETED, gg" fight
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by Raidion 9y ago
I've run into this before too. As someone who is rather competitive, it's easy to get pretty deep into almost anything that's competition based: Poker, chess, video games, athletics, sports, etc. You have to really make sure
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by Raidion 9y ago
I know (based on a NY times article I can't quite find atm), that a lot of the labor at the factories is "contractor" style labor that's not paid as well as the full time positions. These full time positions are obviousl
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by Raidion 9y ago
I mean, they do have movies, just really not a great selection. $30 for a year seems pretty cheap though, I agree.
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by Raidion 9y ago
'Alas, Babylon' was an amazing read as a teenager. Really opened up my eyes to the fact that war was actually a scary thing because it has the stark realism without the shock and horror that allows you to compartmentalize it. You
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by Raidion 9y ago
Maybe I can chime in here, I've been running competitively through HS, College, and some marathons after. Barefoot running is only revolutionary to some people because it correctly aligns the incentives to have proper form. If you&#x27
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by Raidion 9y ago
Honestly, like 95% of people. Practically, even if Microsoft did want to make the device disassemble friendly and was even willing to spend the engineering dollars to make that happen, I think they'd be turned away by the fact making a