SpikeDad

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by SpikeDad 5y ago
Maybe they're doing it wrong?
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
I have nothing but sympathy and sadness for the plight of the author. It's terrible and unfair. I would certainly rather be snuffed out instantly than have to suffer with a long and incurable illness. However I found his last point a b
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
Interesting that it doesn't appear anyone with casual exposure from the wedding guests tested positive. Only the guests and family members in close contact with each other for an extended amount of time. That would seem to imply that l
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
Plus of course there's no way to say they couldn't have been formed naturally since one can't examine all of the tiny rocks on earth to rule out it being naturally occurring. The guy is just interpreting evidence to conform t
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
I've seen some compelling reports that it is indeed just hype. The Las Vegas construction didn't help that any.
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
Since handwriting is not as widely used I'm less troubled by being left-handed. It was always a deal that my hand would smear ink and pencil as I wrote. I never learned to hook write so my hand always slides right over my writing. Now
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
"Am I required by law to respond to your questions? If not then I respectfully will remain silent as is my right" Then hand them your drivers license and insurance card as that is required by law in all 50 states. Keep your hands
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
Such an inspiring story. Glad to hear you're recovering your life. However I have to say that you are lucky. I doubt the majority of employers would be so kind and accommodating nor would work colleagues be as supportive.
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
THANK YOU! Why has the definition of "bricks" been diluted to anything that causes some kind of wacky issue? To brick something is to cause it to become unable to be used or repaired - you know, like a BRICK! And gee - 10 million
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
So you can use lenticular lenses to shield yourself from invisibility? Or did I read that wrong? 8-)
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
I can't wait until the Hyundai and Kia EVs come onto the market. Oh wait I live in Central PA where no one is willing to install a charger infrastructure. Oh well. Maybe a plug in hybrid?
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
What do worms eat?
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
Yep. For a world building story the movie was very pedestrian in making it seem like a new and different world. They made several poor choices cutting and modifying the story which I feel directly contradicts the spirit of the book. It felt
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
Hey how about this? Legislation to block Senators from prioritizing their own political gains over the benefits of their constituents?
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
Why? You provided no rationale for this position. Do you have a drivers license in your country? Mandated insurance? Pay taxes? It's the price we pay for having such large populations in societies - we all have to sometimes do things t
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
Poll is irrelevant. Tech workers should get vaccinated regardless of an mandates. And they should lobby their company to install a vaccine mandate if they're under 100 employees (the federal/OSHA mandate will handle 100 or over).
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
Can we call this the "World War Z Problem"?
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
Because those are the only two places open on Christmas.
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
I continue to use the old basic HD cable box. I have no desire to have Comcast X1 services or as the article says talk to my TV.
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
True but the real solution is citizen oversight. Every state should have a citizen oversight system like juries. If there is police complaint or misconduct a citizen's jury should be conviened to review the complain and render a senten
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
The IP from CDC must have passed down to whatever companies purchased the company. I bet Illinois would slap down people also - nothing a university likes more than asserting their IP.
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
During college in 1976 I typed in Star Trek: APL using an IBM APL terminal with an APL Selectronic ball. I had a printout I think I paid $5 for and typed it character by character for some time (a couple weeks I think - this was my first e
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
I waited a long time for that to be published and oh boy was it amazing. Anyone interested in origins of computing will find it fascinating.
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
That would be nice to have the aroma of Dominos pizza on your packages. 8-)
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
>My own research has demonstrated that a belief in God is associated with significantly better treatment outcomes for acute psychiatric patients I don't believe this for a second. The author has a gigantic conflict of interest compa
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by SpikeDad 6y ago
Because he's an ass and self-aggrandizer.
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by SpikeDad 6y ago
I didn't have any trouble. Safari on macOS. TLDR; National parks administration has been degraded severely under Obama and then Trump and at this point it's a mess mostly designed to make money from industry at the expense of pres
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by SpikeDad 6y ago
The very same. He has one less viewer in me after this bit of news.
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by SpikeDad 6y ago
Not more than a few months. Seems about the same as if you fasted but drank all the water you needed.
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by SpikeDad 6y ago
Is 100% success your level of success? I think a nice font that assists users with low vision level is an excellent idea which I said and I thought the font was very well designed. What happens when your vision is too poor to read even the

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