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Golden Lies: How Sex and Deception Drove Human Evolution(extranewsfeed.com)
1 points by bougiefever 9y ago|0 comments
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by bougiefever 9y ago
I remember being able to see the bottom clearly in 30+ feet of water. Truly beautiful!
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by bougiefever 9y ago
It's too bad that more of them don't have better military training where you are trained to not start shooting wildly in stressful and dangerous situations. Being a cop is not that dangerous of a job in America. Being a farmer or
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by bougiefever 9y ago
I think it's fair, if you're going to use deadly force, to first find out with a much, much greater degree of certainty, that there actually is a weapon, and if so that they actually are in danger. Too many cowardly and scared pol
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by bougiefever 9y ago
Remote work is changing. With better video chats, slack chats and such, I don't feel that remote is that much different than being there. If the whole class does get together from time to time, and the whole class is remote, I think it
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by bougiefever 9y ago
This book helped me a lot when I was severely depressed. I too had irrational thoughts of dying and running away, and the practical exercises in the book helped me to get my thoughts moving in a better direction so I could feel better. I re
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by bougiefever 10y ago
He claims he didn't know it was wrong. Yea right.
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Students uncover Principal's shady past, leading to her resignation(kansascity.com)
2 points by bougiefever 10y ago|0 comments
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Company offers “De-Location Package” for remote workers(cnbc.com)
1 points by bougiefever 10y ago|1 comments
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by bougiefever 10y ago
The question on the survey was an either/or question. Do people pick mastery over money when faced with this question because they don't want to admit that money matters more? I picked mastery because I've already been in wha
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by bougiefever 10y ago
For me, reading code, and then trying to implement my own version while resisting the urge to look at it again is the best way. I actually learn by doing, but reading other people's code, either in a blog or at work is a good place to
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Chess Artificial Development – Test Driven Development Sample(codeproject.com)
1 points by bougiefever 10y ago|0 comments
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Secret Handshakes Save Business from Phishing Attacks(blog.cdw.com)
1 points by bougiefever 10y ago|0 comments
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by bougiefever 10y ago
My husband remembers seeing puddles with dead birds around if after spraying DDT in nearby fields. His father died from a serious lung disease, and his family attributes it to the chemicals he was exposed to while farming. My husband rememb
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LastPass Vulnerabilities Discovered(bleepingcomputer.com)
2 points by bougiefever 10y ago|0 comments
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by bougiefever 10y ago
Farmers are an independent group. They are used to relying on their own skills and hard work to make a living, and they are not going to tolerate this. I think it is an overreach for John Deere and other manufacturers to control what I do w
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by bougiefever 10y ago
Not everyone agrees with the War on Drugs - I certainly don't. I'm white, but I was raised from a little girl to respect people, so I never had the idea that "black and brown" people, as you put it, are not in the same b
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by bougiefever 10y ago
I was just commenting to a friend of mine that the trend towards remote workers may reverse the shrinking of small towns. Not everyone wants to live in a big city, and if they can work for a company that is not located there, some will pref
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Finally – A Space Heater Just for Your Hands(theverge.com)
2 points by bougiefever 10y ago|0 comments
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by bougiefever 10y ago
I think it's a wrong approach to focus on incentives or disencentives of driving and car ownership. Why do people drive? A lot of it could be eliminated. Shopping is one reason. If it becomes more feasible to order things online and ha
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by bougiefever 10y ago
I don't smoke, but I am a beekeeper, so I am often breathing in smoke. I've always worried a little if that was bad for me. I guess I will try harder not to breathe it in. Without it, I would get many more stings, which I assume i
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The first remote wireless conversation(earlyradiohistory.us)
1 points by bougiefever 10y ago|0 comments
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Control You Home's WiFi with Circle(blankenblog.com)
1 points by bougiefever 10y ago|0 comments
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MS Dev Show Issue on Git and Bots(msdevshow.com)
2 points by bougiefever 10y ago|0 comments
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by bougiefever 10y ago
You have no idea. I worked with someone who had been radicalized by these groups, and the things they are willing to do to achieve their aims of stamping out people of color and other groups they oppose is nauseating. They are dangerous.
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by bougiefever 10y ago
What do you do about Twitter and Facebook becoming the propaganda arm of the alt-right?
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by bougiefever 10y ago
This is probably a good move. They should also suppress fake news sites that are obviously not satire, but are meant to mislead. I can't believe I actually support preventing people from sharing things, but somehow this propaganda has
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by bougiefever 10y ago
This makes me so angry. People, don't talk to the police or FBI without a lawyer. Just shut up and say you are not answering their questions. If they give a sense of urgency, it's just a ploy they are using to pressure you. Rememb
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Coca-Cola's Role in the War on Drugs(mises.org)
2 points by bougiefever 10y ago|0 comments
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by bougiefever 11y ago
The place to fight this is with getting the IRS to recognize that this is a money-making business masquerading as a religion for financial gain.

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