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They want to force you to interact with them. It gives them the chance to sell you even if the property isn't what you want--they'll always offer to help you find another property, or they "have another listing that'll b
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To receive federal and state funding as well as accept residents hospitals have to run an ER and accept patients regardless of payment ability. Some facilities will do their best to help a patient that will be unable to pay. Others will sim
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Up to a point I agree with you. I worked with an Indian guy that had been pushed into medicine by his parents and had moved to the US (with an arranged marriage) to escape their influence and quit being a doctor since he really disliked med
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7y ago
There is no information in this announcement--not even a teaser.
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7y ago
The article has the maps in it though. Do you have javascript turned off, or some other blocking in place?
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Very very neat. When I was a kid I would pick these up from yard sales (the library didn't have any) and I would devour them. Usually after a few attempts at navigating the book though I'd just read it straight through and try and
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TLDR (only slightly sarcastic); 'Because we do things the hard way instead of buying into the 30 layers of abstraction hype'
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SEEKING WORK Location: United States, Michigan, Eastern Time Zone System administrator for hire. AWS, bare metal, remote access solutions, niche web hosting, on premise. If you have chip designers on staff, I'm a bit of a rarity becaus
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7y ago
Is it a seven step process as described in the article?
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Like all things, everything in moderation. Excessive clutter is choking and restricts the creative and productive workflow. Allowing yourself the room to make a mess while in a project though lets you work without constraints. Also I find m
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Human beings. What a bunch of assholes. I applaud the people tying to help, but there’s just too many people and too little caring and long term thinking.
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If they were going through all this trouble and worry why not create a new CA and drop the crrts from it on the hosts? That’s the work of just a few minutes (plus some bash scripting to mass generate your host certs). If they had already ac
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In this case the ships propulsion systems were semi-broken (one of the azipods wasn't working). The dry dock where it was didn't have the capabilities they needed to work on it and those cruise ships have aggressive schedules so e
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Thats really interesting. I was looking at HPV as a cervical cancer only, not a male oral cancer. I'm going to chat with a researcher I work with that was involved in the development of the HPV vaccine and see what she thinks about it.
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Ouch, thats pricey. I guess there's a price for being an early adopter. I work with one of researchers that was involved in developing the HPV vaccine and even I didn't realize it was so pricey.
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That seems like an awful lot of work to put in for barrels even in a war zone. If they were going to use them to make barrel bombs, why not simply seize the bombs from what were obviously lightly/not guarded compounds?
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7y ago
Outlook is a good email client only when used against Exchange. It should never be used as a stand alone client because while it CAN work as a POP3 and IMAP client, its terrible at it. Its not even a good email client when used against Exch
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In a semi-related vein the university of Michigan’s Bentley library contains an amazing collection of letters from us soldiers to their families during the brief incursion of the US into Russia.
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My wife and a friend of ours only charge their Apple Watches while they're in the shower and its enough for them. I can't because I'm a restless sleeper and I end up knocking myself in the face with my watch if I sleep while
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Etsy fell apart when they failed to police non-handmade goods. For example I was looking for a picture frame and any permutation of search terms I used returned thousands of results from a handful of sellers that are obviously just Chinese
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I'd love to have it explained to me. To me he's like a more palatable Alex Jones.
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That bash code he posted as ‘unreadable’ is perfectly clear to me, and I don’t even know anything about the jira command line interface. I think the real problem here is people always have preferred tools for jobs. The author obviously spen
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Its far from a pleasant place. My wife and I had an exchange student from there and while she was a firm believer in the system (you don't get to leave the country without some serious trust from the authorities) but even she could tel
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I certainly hope not--personally my wife and I had an exchange student from Turkmenistan stay with us for a year and she lives in the capital and could easily be harmed by any sort of violent collapse. But even setting aside my personal fee
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And how many of them will immediately die? Big gestures like this are worthless without continuous maintenance and care on the trees.
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So the rights of society trumps my own ability to self-determination? If society can dictate that, then there is no basis for any sort of personal freedom.
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Agreed. Why is it anyone’s business other than the individual if they wish to live or die? My existence is MY existence. If I can’t have that piece of self-determination everything else is hollow.
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Glad I sold at the peak and made sure that my accountant filed the appropriate gains paperwork.
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I think the TouchBar is here to stay. Non-programmers LOVE IT. Its crazy how many people come up and ask me about it at presentations. I was running a presentation the other day and had PowerPoint full screen and someone walked by and saw t
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7y ago
..ick
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