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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
Maybe stop applying and start working at headhunters that look to place you even for temporary work? That's how I started back in 2010. I'd work for a place for a few months and if they liked me, I was given a position. When I wor
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
100%. Other than the millions of innocent we killed, this is the worst part of 9/11. This and surveillance... 9/11 really opened up the flood gates to abuse.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
What's annoying is that this tech already existed for LCD screens. It supposedly had deep black that OLED brings but at LCD prices. If the quality is similar / no better, it's frustrating to see tandem tech never made it out
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
Why would the average consumer car about intelligence of a foreign state? I, for one, have no fear of China presently but the climate in the USA isn't very pro free speech.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
Don't feel stupid, feel a little angry. The only thing you could have done to prevent this was not buy a Kia.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
I suppose I'm referring to people with established credit. I know when I was 22, I already had 7 years of credit history and was maxed out at 1k, then they upped it. I reached 2k at one point. I constantly received laters for credit ca
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
Brought to you by big coffee.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
If you're taught it early, then people have a chance. The problem is that credit is predatory. If you're barely scraping by but paying your minimum, I believe most lenders will slowly increase your limit as long as you're cur
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
You don't hear people saying, man, that asbestos and lead did a bang up job on X. But you 100% see 100% of women wearing stretchy pants. For the longest time I exclusively wore cotton jeans and then they became impossible to find and I
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
From clothing? Do you have any idea how prevalent it's become? It is hard/impossible to find clothes without traces of plastic.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
That's the trick, "At a time that's best for me". If I could work like 2 hours in the day and 4-5 at night, I'd have killer productivity, both home and work life.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
Problem is tradesmen want to charge too much.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
Outside of internships, everything else is opt in.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
I don't agree at all. You're describing a trade school. A university does not care if you get a job. They only care that they've satisfied your academic interests enough to stay in the profession or continue your education. T
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
And how long does it take to achieve this 9% layer?
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
Yep, work can provide a lot of value to the mind and general day to day well being but at its core, it's all a facade and at some point, everyone realizes it but by then, the biological clock ticked past to the point of no return.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
I can only speculate but I imagine deluded themselves in one way or another. This life is stacked against sanity.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
I looked at my karma and it dropped a point. I thought, did I post something negative? Then I come to this huge thread my comment spawned. Glad one person got what I was trying to say. Wish you the best.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
That would push my point even further. Work gave her solace, why find a husband? I can do it. Why breed? I can have animals. Why be a mother? Work is work and working for a corporation makes me happy. Yet she died at her work for what? Yes,
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
Kind of sums up how people continue to give their lives; their most important years to corporations for self worth and validation when in reality, you mean nothing to them. You're invisible.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
I absolutely hate the visibility of all forms of gambling. I hate going into a bar and seeing the big, bright machines that remind my children of Candy Crush. I agree with the overall sentiment here, if gambling is to be legal, it should be
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
Why was this flagged?
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
Completely agree. It's the sort of case that their should be jail time, just not financial consequences.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
I hear you but they also say that she signed herself out. That means she signed a waiver.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
I wonder if it's possible that she checked herself out but immediately died outside the hospital which would explain why the paper work was in order. I would not explain why after being ID'd, why family wasn't informed or how
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
Completely agree. I can't imagine being lead on a wild goose chase looking for a loved one only to be told by police that said party lied to me. I guess there's a lesson here: talk with nurses. I'm sure some would toe the lin
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
Yep and will more than likely happen if any superpowers engage in direct war.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
This is a recipe for disaster.
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
Interesting app. Going to give it a spin. I like the 10 use model demo. FYI, for a moment, I thought it was a sub only app and was upset. Glad you have a fixed price option. Is lifetime in air quotes or will it really be lifetime?
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by bluSCALE4 2y ago
Here's my experience. I went to a majority black school my freshman year and was initially placed into core classes. These classes were filled with clowns and I immediately demanded assessment testing to assess out. Once I was in AP cl

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