bobloblaw45

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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
Moon humans would be so weak I bet it would be easy to beat them up and steal all their moon cheese.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
This was what I was thinking. I remember hearing that people are contagious some time before showing symptoms Also a large chunk of people only show mild symptoms. At the minimum all it would take is for them to infect a single person and f
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
Good or bad, this just tickles me because it reminds me of that ibm rfid commercial from the 90's (I think?) where it looks like a shoplifter is blatantly robbing a supermarket and the security guard stops them and says they forgot the
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
I noticed a good amount of of young people humble-bragging too. Like "I just got out of college and I make 6 figures, should I eat lentils or splurge and get Sizzler?" To be fair I haven't seen much recently they seemed to be
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
For me I'll only downvote if they're derailing the conversation or being a jerk. I won't even downvote if I think they're objectively wrong or just don't agree with them. I'll upvote good arguments. I do this
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
In college 20 years ago some student hit "reply all" on some random email to complain about something and thus started a 2 day long chain of emails of people arguing with the person and others yelling at everyone for hitting &quot
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
So Kickstarter will be hiring more contractors then?
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
I had a relative that many suspected was murdered way back in the day when my city was having one of its bridges built. Basically there was a strike going on and he was a scab.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
It would be pretty cool but then again magic leap looked pretty cool. I'll get hyped after they start shipping.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
They're kind of a real thing. Look up Generic Brands. I remember seeing them in the early 90s. The one I remember most was "Beer". White can with just "BEER" written on it. I think they've started to eventuall
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
I'm leaning strongly on the side of thermometers were less accurate and gave a higher reading in the early 1800s.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
I drove for DoorDash for about a month. What killed me was the wait between deliveries. I think it was like 45 minutes on average and when I did get a delivery it was like a tiny $7 delivery. There would be 2 hour stretches of times pretty
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
This sounds like the stupid pre-employment tests they make you take for lower level jobs. Which by the way, I've taken many. You just lie and pick the answers that don't make you sound like a grumpy introvert.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
You're right...that's an actually bucket they're using for the sink. It's a little embarrassing to look at.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
I'm curious how this would impact indie game companies.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
Man in high school I needed a letter of recommendation and went to one of my teachers. They said yeah they'll be happy to write me one. They had about a month and a half to do it. Kept checking in every few days and they kept saying th
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
Maybe on some people. Personally for me it's getting harder to find stuff to watch because of changes they made. Actually considering dropping them.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
I had to look up the exact line. I just remembered it sounded great.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
Paul Oakenfold - Ready Steady Go Great for writing a hydra. A multi-headed worm to break an encryption and then sniff out latent digital footprints throughout an encrypted network.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
Learning I don't mind much. Actually enjoy it. Required training is a huge pain. We're suppose to do our normal job duties along with the required training. The training required by my company isn't connected to our customers
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
It's funny because as American kids are learning to read and ask what a word is we are told "sound it out". It usually works. But it definitely doesn't work the other way around, trying to spell a word by how it sounds.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
I think this is where having a great lawyer comes in.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
I know this might sound stupid but if you can get that much for something that wow's people, can you get like 100k for a "meh" idea? Like if you wanted to open a dry cleaners.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
It looks to me like it was a 5 but realized he was running out room.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
To be totally fair I hated the idea of steam when it first came out.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
I'm broke so it makes things a lot easier.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
This reminds of of Tay from a few years ago.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
One thing I've learned dealing with other businesses in my company is that businesses don't necessarily need to be good. Selling to the public I'm sure you need to good but it seems to matter far less when you sell to other b
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
In some cases aren't big companies also involved in the actual writing of regulations? I seem to remember that happening in other industries.
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by bobloblaw45 7y ago
I waited anxiously for Fortnite since it was first teased in 2011. I was hyped in 2017 when it finally released. Paid full price which I almost never do but I waited so long for it. It was fun until you hit what felt like a brick wall in pr

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