Talanes

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by Talanes 6y ago
Every time you say "the people of Apenzell" you really mean roughly ~50% of the voting age population. Would you make this same argument if only one person was allowed to vote in Apenzell? What about when that one person starts ro
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by Talanes 6y ago
Which is exactly what the first part of the law does.
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by Talanes 6y ago
Is there any scenario in which you would need to receive mail to that address?
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by Talanes 6y ago
What happens when someone's account gets removed, but they were in the middle of an auction? I'm sure they at least stir up a fuss.
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by Talanes 6y ago
The lack of save systems on most console games back then led to the same result. I spent hours exploring the early levels of Sonic and Sonic 3D, because I was only so good and could only get so far in one play session. This somehow led me a
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by Talanes 6y ago
I literally haven't been to the doctor in four years, because the last time I went in for an X-ray they charged me immediately, and then later sent a bill for some more charges on the same X-ray. My insurance and medical provider are t
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by Talanes 6y ago
My main dealings with them were, in my most-cash strapped days, delivering Postmates orders to their buildings. They also serve the valuable service of not having to explain to the delivery guy how to get into the building. Much longer note
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by Talanes 6y ago
The observers also have not made it to this thread. They would be second party. We are hearing from people who have heard from observers. At least two links of trust necessary.
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by Talanes 6y ago
When I was five, the things I wanted most were a Power Rangers Dragonzord and an Easy Bake Oven. Never got either... It's fine that your childhood preferences aligned perfectly with gender stereotypes, but experiences vary. As an aside
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by Talanes 6y ago
Even in the realm of unverifiable anecdotes, there is still a difference between a first party anecdote and a third-party anecdote. In the first party anecdote I only have to put my trust in one person, where in a third party anecdote I hav
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by Talanes 6y ago
>Even the US bison figures you cite predate the massive rise in industrial CO2 emissions, greatly reducing our budget "Cows are a major driver of climate change" and "Cows are the part of the CO2 budget that is most expend
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by Talanes 6y ago
Is there a functional difference between places that have a front-desk person and actual doormen, besides opening doors? Not that the former is super-common in San Francisco either, but it's at least existent.
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by Talanes 6y ago
They do tell you it's from the PBS Infinite Series, if only in an indirect way. The exact video is "Can We Hear Shapes?"
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by Talanes 6y ago
>since the system will always have a part that must interact with humans Yes, such as the part that judges whether something is fallible or not.
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by Talanes 6y ago
No, I'm right there with you. I'm young enough (which is saying increasingly less) to have encountered vim and then vi, rather than the other way around. Vee came as the most natural way of pronouncing vim without the M.
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by Talanes 6y ago
Have you never taken a bus?
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by Talanes 6y ago
>It was much easier to fiddle around with the software with smartphones that Nokia used to have Uh, as a young person during that time, I think there may have been one kid in my high school who was the right combination of nerdy and well
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by Talanes 6y ago
Props for choosing the better of the two Elder Scrolls wikis.
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by Talanes 6y ago
Paying extra for in-person employment and geographically determined pay-scales are only similar issues, not the same one. As long as you are doing your job with no issues the only two locations your employers should care about are Here and
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by Talanes 6y ago
So did the person you're replying to.
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by Talanes 6y ago
Some of the most troubled people I've known had very involved parents.
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by Talanes 6y ago
I've woken up to nearly suffocating myself in blankets, completely sober. I wouldn't take that chance with myself in the bed.
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by Talanes 6y ago
Even in your customtailored analogy, the dude who is wasting cake-making supplies on an unprecedented level to just hoard them up in a warehouse is definitely in the wrong.
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by Talanes 6y ago
Less than a minute to reach a year for me.
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by Talanes 6y ago
Click on the upper left corner.
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by Talanes 6y ago
Seconded, that doesn't quite parse as meaning anything.
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by Talanes 6y ago
Especially given the household dynamic I see most, where only the person who actually pays the energy bill is actually considering the cost of heating. Compound that with the fact that, unless utility billing has changed a lot in the last d
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by Talanes 6y ago
Because if purely liquid water seeps out, it will flow away. If it were cold enough to freeze it immediately, it would freeze the opening shut. There needs to be at least a slush to give enough structure to freeze onto, like an icicle.
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by Talanes 6y ago
>Personally, I think that it will hurt the media in Oz a lot more than it will hurt FB or Google. People looking for news will find ways to get around the 'Google/FB blackout' One doesn't seem to follow logically from
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by Talanes 6y ago
It also breaks down if you use it on very broad scales. Species are easier to separate when their common ancestor is outside your frame of reference.

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