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bruceb
5y ago
non pole here, knew a guy who wasn't white or European, not living in biggest cities, loved it there. sure its safer than many places.
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bruceb
5y ago
US has plenty of problems, is still better than many countries. Ask all the people who move here, they generally will be a lot more optimistic about the US.
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bruceb
5y ago
It absolutely is. Because its true. All this talk about free market and puritanical this and that, when the reality of the situation should be pointed out.
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bruceb
5y ago
The winner here might actually be the majority of NSFW content makers on OF who are mortgaging their future reputations for very small payouts. (not a judgment on what they do but the reality of the situation
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5y ago
The winner here is a majority of OF performers who are mortgaging their future reputation for present small payouts.
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bruceb
5y ago
The winner here might actually be the majority of NSFW content makers on OF who are mortgaging their future reputations for very small payouts. (not a judgment on what they do but the reality of the situation)
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bruceb
5y ago
Go to nearly any university and look who is in the computer science classes.
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bruceb
5y ago
The biggest problem is they live there, we don't. They know we will leave.
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5y ago
ignore this and go where you want. Go all the weird place you want. Some people need to feel that the country is some hell hole outside of a few cities, it isn't. Also you will pay less, gas will probably be cheaper. Enjoy.
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bruceb
5y ago
The union probably wants this public so they can say Amazon cheated but the union might not want a 2nd vote to actually happen so they don't lose. Claim "Moral victory" and move on for a while.
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5y ago
If they are safe, then there is no reason the vax makers should be protected from liability then. At the moment we could be mandated to take something yet have no recourse if something happens down the line.
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5y ago
If you are young and in shape, then the likely hood of you dying is extremely low.
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bruceb
5y ago
The vaccines are safe and you will be fired for not taking it...also if something happens, you can't sue the vaccine makers.
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bruceb
5y ago
Maybe battery swaping will work this time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Better_Place_%28company%29
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5y ago
Congress wants the ability to sue people/companies over talking about the vaccine...but of course the makers of the actual vaccines are immune from lawsuits...
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5y ago
You can't have a super majority of children being born to single mothers who are also often teenagers, or only a year or two removed, with limited education and money and expect them to prepare their children for school.
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5y ago
I was met with this the other day and was surprised. I understand why google would put the squeeze on for dominant products such as youtube and maps, 'cause than can. But Meet? Is it not more important to fight against Zoom than get re
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5y ago
I am pro refurbishing/reusing and having less waste but its hard to care about tiny airpods being tossed. Maybe they test the message and it resonated better than "Airpods should last longer than your last relationship" or &q
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5y ago
Thats interesting. I wonder what the logic behind this is? A neat experiment would be randomly issue vanity plates that change the year but look normal and see if there is a difference how long a person keeps the car. If having a plate that
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5y ago
Lots of talk about safety features and reliability in the thread. But I wonder if some of it is lack of great visual differentiation among model years. Harder to tell cars apart and they don’t rust like they used to. Less social pressure to
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5y ago
"What was supposed to be a European-inspired haven in the Middle East is now littered with abandoned construction materials, making it a proper ghost town." Middle East? don't think many people consider it the middle east.
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5y ago
6s/6s Plus are great devices. Last (full size) iPhone with headphone jack. Put a case on it and it should last a long time.
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5y ago
Doubt it, mobile phones have only increased in features. More features, more likely need native app. What incentive to does Apple have to make people use apps less and the web more?
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5y ago
I think its cool to have more options. But what is the difference between this and the ones that are free online at the moment?
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5y ago
The difference between Thrift store prices and new garments in many cases is less than it used to be. Look at uncool stores, JC Penny, Walmart, and a few others, and you can get clothing for very little.
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I had seen them on the street, but always said v6 on them, and I don't care about power, would rather have better gas millage. Looking it up, they do have 4 cylinder versions. I think the other problem is the sight lines don't loo
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Troubled construction startup Katerra will shut down: report
(therealdeal.com)
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Seems 1.4 inches higher for ground clearance between 2000 and 2019 models. I guess eye of the beholder. https://groundclearances.com/subaru-outback-ground-clearance... 2020 is 6 inches longer, and 4 inches wider. 8 inche
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5y ago
They have these, they are called Subaru Outbacks. There is no shortage of them in the Northwest, SV, Boulder, Maine, etc. Fits 5, not 8, but today's families are smaller than 1960. It has been essentially the same car for 20 years. A 2
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5y ago
@dcminter out of curiosity what was the reason to submit this?
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