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ScoobleDoodle
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I read it as 5 workdays for 6 hours each. I think this is what they meant. It appears you read it as 6 workdays for 5 hours each.
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The profit increased drastically. Profit is the part they keep after expenses. That it increased so drastically is price gouging. And such drastic price going should only be possible with collusion whether explicit or tacit due to too few
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4y ago
CYA: cover your ass
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I was a pre smart phone teenager. Up into the late late night reading, drawing with pencil and paper, and playing acoustic guitar. Sleep did not accept me early in the night no matter how much I wanted and tried. Now mornings are the best
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The law should add: sum of dispatch employees over last 5 years. Divided by 5. Is the number of dispatch employees that have to be converted to full time employees this year.
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4y ago
Does anyone use Keeper? Or have thoughts in general on that?
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How do you keep the password file encrypted on file write and file open? Do you decrypt to the file system to a temp file first? Thank you
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The Ponzi scheme person might have believed that Snowden was a Russian intelligence asset and not a whistleblower. In which case they thought Snowden would have gone along with the scheme for self enrichment. But they were wrong.
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Are you suggesting the inductive stove top because it’s more energy efficient? Thank you for sharing all of these recommendations.
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The “various reasons we all know about” I’m guessing are: theft of intellectual property, theft of the technology and skills. I wonder if Arizona US will be an easier espionage point than Taiwan for China to exfiltrate the tech.
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I think you got tripped up by the double negative. To clarify your response you might repeat your assumptions in whole and don’t rely on the context of what you’re replying to. Restate it all in your own message and words. Thank you for sha
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4y ago
Do you think Lenovo laptops are back door’s too?
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I have a friend who worked at a prestigious hospital as a receptionist. Her and her coworkers got vaccinated and after talking figured out the regularity and flow of their periods was thrown out of wack afterwards. Before it had been regu
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At the time of calling the all-in, she was more likely to lose. So she would also need to know the next cards to be played. It seems even less likely the house or dealer are in on it. How would RFID know the top cards yet to come? They a
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Parent is saying Revolut should handle both the 0 payment and the subsequent real payment without resetting the number so that this workflow succeeds. They’re not saying to fix the double charge attempt, which as you say gives more informat
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I do like both security and freedom. How do we get both in this scenario? Have the iOS device ask the user for permission to allow unverified hardware to work? Also have a periodic reminder that unverified hardware is installed and the po
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From parents comment I understand: the emails and classes were apparently only addressing white people who discriminate and did not address cast-based discrimination. HR did nothing about the cast-based discrimination. And so parent is di
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The US could have both a large military and decent universal health care. We choose to have an economically exploitive healthcare system and retirement with the politicians we elect. It would cost the US less as a society to have universal
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If something doesn’t work, I want to know it is not effective #1. That way I don’t have false hope and waste my energy and time, but instead turn my attention to find something actually effective. And also skip the negative side effects of
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That no one on the team maintaining the game looked into it likely means they don’t play the live game themselves. Developers and managers on up the chain. Understandable given the heavy crunch it sounds like Rock Star works in. If you’re
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What does CME stand for? Thank you for sharing your experience.
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It's a service that charges the same for mailing a letter from rural Alaska to New York as it charges from New Jersey to New York, to facilitate communication and commerce. A situation where a loss on this one service is far outweighe
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Is there a word for this? Like misnomer but even further. Maybe “antinomer”?
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It seems the problem is Republican appointed Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, who has millions of dollars in investments in competing companies, and is taking more self interested action to tear apart the USPS from the inside.
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My take is: this is why president Biden doesn’t cancel college student debt. US is a volunteer military and without the college tuition carrot vastly fewer people would join the military.
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I want a law / rule for an unsubscribe button that traverses the graph of my contact info being shared and any org in that graph has to remove me unless a one on one direct relationship exists. Then any organization sharing or receivin
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I think they meant they are distinct. Not that they are mutually exclusive. Not necessarily orthogonal, but the idea is along the similar lines.
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For your sleep issues you can try seeing a sleep doctor and maybe getting a sleep study done to diagnose sleep problems and get assistance. Look up things around the term “sleep hygiene” if you aren’t familiar with it. But if there is some
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Agreed that the US Supreme Court decision on the Citizens United case was terrible and we are suffering the consequences of an an alternate indirect form of bribery as you point out. But this is head and shoulders above direct bribery whic
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By enforcing anti corruption on the parent company in the US, the parent company should in turn communicate and enforce their own anti corruption stance and policies on their foreign subsidiaries or branches. If there is no consequence for
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