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by a3n 5y ago
It's the "but I'm here to tell you folks, it's real" story. Some people just don't give a shit if it doesn't affect them personally.
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by a3n 5y ago
Those countries are extensions of the US Department of Defense. Their military and economic systems have to integrate with ours. It's good to be the largest military in your alliance, and to control the world's reserve currency.
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by a3n 5y ago
https://m.youtube.com/results?sp=mAEA&search_query=Mike+mont...
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by a3n 5y ago
Browser, maps.
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> The UAV will reportedly support hypersonic armaments such as Lockheed Martin’s High Speed Strike Weapon (HSSW), making the SR-72 a potent tool for delivering precision strikes against agile or otherwise hard-to-reach targets. Let the
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> Walmart’s vaccination mandate, for example, doesn’t cover the company’s most vulnerable employees: workers at its stores and warehouses. The retailer, the biggest private employer in the United States, announced mandatory inoculation f
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by a3n 5y ago
Truck driver. Anecdata: Ironically, even truck stops are short of some items, both food and supplies like styrofoam coffee cups. "Whaddya mean you don't have any large cups?" They're also short of staff. I was at a tru
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by a3n 5y ago
I've never been interesting enough to have gone through that many interviews. I suspect that these companies have structural problems that inhibit their decision making. Possibly also personal problems. I also suspect that if they can&
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by a3n 5y ago
So, piecework, and you're paid for your risk if the company likes it according to some metric, and constrained by how well the company is able to monetize the work. Since health insurance is tied to employment for most people in the
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by a3n 5y ago
20 mg citalopram (celexa) 1 per day. I never want to go back; that was a dark, dark place. If I stop taking it for a few days (lazy and forgetful) my inner monologue gets dark and obsessive. Since someone else mentioned it, 150mcg levothyro
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by a3n 5y ago
> From The Epoch Times: Not disputing any facts in this article, but man, The Epoch Times? Much better outlets of record than that.
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by a3n 5y ago
Answer, not having read the article: you risk falling over if you lose your career.
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by a3n 5y ago
I sat next to a guy quite awhile back, in a qa role. Cygwin was part of the environment. I "grew up" on Unix, so I'd show him stuff. As an excellent qa person, he would write everything down, and do that thing, that way, in t
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by a3n 5y ago
Some of the best sw developers I've known have been mechanical, civil and chemical engineers by degree. ...
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by a3n 5y ago
My very rough and subjective measure for if a site is throwing me to the wolves: If loading ads burdens my cpu, connection, and my brain's blood vessel carrying capacity, then that site is selling me out. I pay to subscribe to the NYT.
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by a3n 5y ago
Thought it was going to boot itself up on the inserted stick.
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by a3n 5y ago
> I think he should be free to do something reckless if it’s only his life at stake. It's never only the one guy. There's rescue people and equipment, taking their time from other rescue work and possibly putting their lives in
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by a3n 5y ago
At Me, my employer is my most important resource. Mission: To maximize my employer's perception of the necessity of my employment. Vision: To foster business and community conditions that allow Me to thrive.
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Tangent: Hold on a second ... Is my brain subject to this kind of thing, and is it making similar errors? Or is my thought mechanics on a single "thought" so multi-streamed that these errors are negligible?
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Will Facebook ads now be the answer to our prayers?
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> When it’s driven from the bottom up and supported from above, it can work wonders. When driven from the bottom up by competent people with the product foremost in mind, good results can be had with any development practices, from Agile
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by a3n 5y ago
This could be an opportunity to build containers in the Midwest, ship ag in them, and negotiate free shipping paid for by releasing or renting the container.
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Alternatively, the threat or actuality of women drafted and killed (as opposed to volunteers) could have an effect similar to MAD: people might be so put off by that, that there would be more friction to sending troops.
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You enable a certain amount of profit for your employer, regardless of what you do with your pay. Regardless of how much rent or mortgage you pay, and regardless of where you pay it. Possible minor exception being employment tax?
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by a3n 5y ago
The beauty of being a victim is that you can't lose. The attack is real, and you're a victim. Or the stack is false, and you're a victim of that. You accept no responsibility either way.
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> “Why are we building houses if we don’t have enough water?” said Wade Woolstenhulme, the mayor, ... “The right thing to do to protect people who are already here is to restrict people coming in.” I guess I'd be more impressed if t
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Wearing out the bodies and dignity of Amazon floor workers.
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Death penalty. Used to be for it, now I'm not.
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Limitless power corrupts without limit.
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Here's one part of it: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Society_for_Worldwide_Interb... Besides that article's subject, it has enough links to keep you busy for months. Be sure to read the "Security"

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