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I'm so glad he declined. What would we do without those investment bankers?
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> The actual key difference is the person, then, right? And perhaps, for this reason, drugs shouldn't be a part of the workplace at all. Go visit Japan if you want to see what social pressure to drink after work does to a person
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PalmOS was a HUGE part of my childhood (I begged my parents to buy me the first edition Handspring Visor). Thanks for your work!
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What recession?
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5y ago
It happened in Los Angeles: https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/07/17/los-angeles...
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Use a Lot of Paper Towels
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5y ago
Surprisingly good production value for 2001.
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> Americans being Americans, we will spend everything we got and then some, to make sure that people can work from home in an uninhabitable unimaginably expensive desert rather than working from home in a nice easy place to live. By my r
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Using MAME > Once you've built defender you can now use the rom files in the `redlabel' directory to play defender on MAME. If you're on Ubuntu you can also install MAME with apt: > sudo apt install mame
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Free Software.
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New Zealand (Population: 4.8 million): 2013 New York (Population: 8.49 million): 2011 With populations like that, I think that is comparing apples to apples.
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> slow acceptance of gay rights Huh? Many US states legalized same-sex marriage before other Western democracies like France, New Zealand, Germany, etc. What exactly was slow? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same-sex_m
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Related content, a slightly depressing video of some Finnish programmers talking about their work: https://youtu.be/AxSdWhkMB_A
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I used a little bit of hot glue to seal the screw holes I drilled into the back, and rubber washers for both the camera and the button in the front. Haven't had too many rainy days yet, but it seems to be holding up in the fog at least
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> In case of refusal to pay, we will contact the General Data Protection Regulation, GDPR and notify them that you store user data in an open form and is not safe. Under the rules of the law, you face a heavy fine or arrest and your base
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Building a DIY Smart Doorbell
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Some Texans shocked to find their smart thermostats were raised remotely
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I didn't mean to insult your intelligence. I see plenty of intelligent people acting irrationally these days. I suggest checking out right-wing Twitter/corporate news to see how they're using the same words ("unpatriotic
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You tipped your hand here by repeating a line used over and over again on Twitter (“breaking all norms of governance”) https://mobile.twitter.com/search?q=breaking%20all%20norms%2... So, are you a bot? Or are you just not t
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This sounds like a Reddit-wide problem. I stopped going to Reddit years ago because of this.
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There are varying levels of commitment to one's work, wouldn't you agree?
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In this particular case, by commitments I mean fully commit to in-person collaboration. This doesn't mean sitting and working at your office desk instead of your home desk, it means actually making an effort to collaborate with other p
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> The majority of people just want to earn some money and do it as easily as possible. That's true, and I don't blame anyone for that. However, I don't think one should expect to enjoy all of the benefits of an extremely h
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If scarcity is eliminated (with technology like the replicator), we won’t need cryptocurrency or any currency at all. I always wondered how much is The Federation actually involved in people’s lives. With no businesses to regulate, it reall
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Absolutely not, but we have tools at our disposal for that as well (Methadone comes to mind).
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In my city (San Francisco), the Tenderloin is nationally famous for having an "open-air drug market", which means a place you can go to _buy_ drugs with impunity. It also happens to be one of the most dystopian parts of the city,
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Why should you have to admit anything to get treatment? Is that some kind of medical requirement I’m unaware of?
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“Try something else”, as in the complete polar opposite of what we were trying before? I cannot rationalize such a decision.
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> To be replaced with trained medical help, detox programs, and a conversation about morality not tethered to superstition, or black and white judgments Why can’t these programs exist while also having drugs be illegal? Also it doesn’t h
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One particular example might be Oregon’s decision to decriminalize all drugs[0] during a time when overdoses are at an all time high[1] and increasing over 40% in just the last year. You might say the political party who calls the war on dr
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