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by chneu 2y ago
DEI is just giving other people the chance to setup the opportunity pipeline that already exists for white people in a white dominated society. It isn't a law. It's just looking at history and going, "They'd probably be
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by chneu 2y ago
Only a matter of time until Trump and Co start going after the people who voted for them.
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by chneu 2y ago
This is just a data problem. The more dick pics we can feed into it then the better the results will be. C'mon boys. Start uploading those dick pics for research purposes.
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by chneu 2y ago
You only pay if your state charges to e-file, which many do. They have up selling services like a prepaid debit card and whatnot, but all that is optional.
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by chneu 2y ago
Mine took the same time and only cost $15 because my state charges. Freetaxusa. I could have done it for free if I mailed my state, but whatever. My taxes are also well above what's average(personal plus 2 biz). TurboTax is a rip off.
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by chneu 2y ago
You can do all this in an hour on a computer without mailing anything. Freetaxusa is the simplest way but really there are a ton of options that're free.
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by chneu 2y ago
10-15 hours is insane. What are you doing? I do my personal, my 2 LLCs in under 2 hours. I also do my roommates W2 which takes 10 minutes. The whole thing costs like $35. Seriously, how does it take you 10+ hours? I do not understand at all
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by chneu 2y ago
This is such a weird victimhood take. Small communities do well because they aren't for everyone. That's how like minded people find each other. That's what subcultures are. By definition they aren't for everyone. You do
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by chneu 2y ago
>Meanwhile, the internet in those days was small and populated mostly by smart and interesting people gathered in small-to-medium sized phpBB servers. The hurdle to get online kept a lot of people offline. The hurdle to get online and po
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by chneu 2y ago
Greyhound still kinda does this. I think they're phasing it out, or they already did. Basically if you could put it in a box and it would fit under their bus they would ship it to anywhere on their route.
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by chneu 2y ago
Back when flat rates originally came out I don't think they had an actual weight limit. A buddy of mine used to cast and paint figurines. Well, someone ordered a bunch of lead ones and they used a flat rate to ship it. The box weighed
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by chneu 2y ago
Absolutely. Everything in tech is hugely funded by tax payer money. Modern semiconductor manufacturing is nearly all researched in partnership with federal funding. It's viewed as a national security issue. The best theory I've he
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by chneu 2y ago
Nearly everything you use on a daily basis came from university research. Heck, most of what we know about the universe comes from university research. Every piece of technology is because of collaboration between taxpayer funding and unive
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by chneu 2y ago
Except that masks do statistically work in preventing the spread of contagion. Even if it's just 10% it's still worth doing. There are also tons of legit reasons to wear a mask besides being contagious. Anyone defending a mask ban
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by chneu 2y ago
Trump is increasing the debt tho and did in his first term. Republicans only care about debt when it can be used to either bash Democrats or used as a talking point to eliminate something they don't like. Lookup "Starve The Beast&
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by chneu 2y ago
Part of nafta was to slow the increasing costs of production, not lower them. When looking over time it definitely worked in many regards. Things didn't get as expensive as they would have otherwise.
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by chneu 2y ago
This rings true for much of South America at one point or another. Lots of African nations. Several in SE Asia as well. Heck, just in the last few years we've seen several countries regress by a decade or more because of military coups
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by chneu 2y ago
Reading this without a side, all they're asking you is to prove what you said, which is that leftist student groups are being racist/violent/antisemitic in an organized way. You haven't shown any evidence to support your
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by chneu 2y ago
That's open to interpretation. That's the problem. We've seen how Republicans treat anything that deals with nuance.
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by chneu 2y ago
There's a whole Radiolab or this American life episode on this. Basically, young people haven't lived through anything and are very willing to give up democracy.
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by chneu 2y ago
Been using old laptops since HS. Remove the suspend on lid close and throw that thing in a closet. You can always find free/cheap laptops.
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by chneu 2y ago
I might get flack for this, but asian cultures are super racist. They can be very mono and hostile to outsiders. That, paired with a ridiculous work ethic, means not many people wanna move there.
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by chneu 2y ago
Outside of Gmail and photos and signing in, I've completely stopped using Google as a result of their AI and advertising practices. My network blocks all Google advertising by default. I already run a home server that backs up photos,
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by chneu 2y ago
This sounds awfully close to woke.
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by chneu 2y ago
For a while a lot of grocery stores were randomly auditing self checkout. I haven't had it happen to me in a couple years though. It always seemed to be random and coincided with Kroger doing the "scan as you shop" trial thin
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by chneu 2y ago
There's a site called cloudhiker that kinda does the same thing. The idea is the same but there was something special about early days Stumbleupon. Idk if we'll ever recapture that.
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by chneu 2y ago
>In your comments, you seem to continually give one side the benefit of the doubt, but use a completely different set of rules when discussing the other side. One set of rules for thee, different set for everyone else.
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by chneu 2y ago
You view them as negative because you're only thinking about how it affects you. There are clear benefits to banning diesel engines in freshwater. That's why so many places are doing it. Lots of people support these measures becau
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by chneu 2y ago
You're summing up most of the stuff rural americans get upset about. Rural americans have insanely high pollution rates per capita because most of their lifestyle is really resource intensive, which just doesn't scale. Not everyon
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by chneu 2y ago
Oo fun idea. I'd expand on that and say that we're forcing computers onto people who don't understand them in the first place, which aligns with what you're saying. The same number of people are interested in tech/c

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