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by chrismcb 6y ago
Are you saying, if the only way to communicate with Facebook users, is to use Facebook? I think if users are only allowed to use Facebook then it might be an issue. But it sounds like you are saying company X has a monopoly because only us
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Huh? Studios are probably the most powerful lobbyist on the planet, otherwise mickey mouse would be out of copyright. And we shoukdnt have the dmca fiasco.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Why?you last a lot of things that you think sous be done, but don't give any reason. Why is it absurd? Why does it have to stop?
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Unless you move to a cheaper country, it isn't enough. Especially if you have no where to live! Housing cost is one of the largest costs you'll have. If you owned your home and gas one mill million, that would be one thing. If you
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by chrismcb 6y ago
How children worked for free. And he was successful, not just "for a time" the only reason he failed was a gambling addiction.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
But it isn't capitalism, at least not a free market. While you may have a limited choice on what hospital you can go to, good luck with getting a price beforehand. This problem occurs because of the parasitcle nature of health insuran
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by chrismcb 6y ago
In the US, once a secret is out, it is no longer a secret. The person who originally disseminated the secret might be punished, but subsequent use wouldn't be. Facts aren't protected by copyright, they are typically just secrets
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Of course they shoukdnt care, because, if I remember correctly, it was only a positive payout if someone didn't win. Basically what it was doing was spreading the rollover along all winners" rather than growing the main jackpot. S
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by chrismcb 6y ago
How are you getting shafted if your individual dataset isn't worth that much?
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Before my current job I worked from home for 8 of 9 years. Right in the middle I worked in an office in a small start up. We were about 10 people squeezed into a space the size of my living room. I spent more time chatting with them over so
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Why do you want to learn three new languages? Why three, and why those three?why not two or for? Learning a new language is great, but i don't know if learning more than one more is going to do you a lot of good, unless you plan on usi
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Defective system? What system sour have worked when it lost its entire work force? Many things were short because no one saw the need for such a large amount (think hand sanitizer) or that the ingredients serious be required for something e
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by chrismcb 6y ago
On the other hand you have no proof of who you voted for, and this have no way to determine if the vote was counted was the one you made
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Simpler yes, but I think we also need some consistency. Every state has their own way of doing things. And it seems like everyone is reinventing the wheel and using the non invented here paradigm
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Gore might disagree with your assertion that paper ballots work perfectly. And the question about sharpies, this year, throws a question in there. Personally I would love to see digital voting. But paper ballots do leave a paper trail that
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by chrismcb 6y ago
You have to pay out more than $1000 though to raise the median $1000, unless your business has fewer than 100 people.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
What is more likely is that some vote recount changes things. It is highly unlikely that an ejector will change their mind.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Where would you go? Conspiracy theories aren't unique to the us.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
If you found a cute gotcha, then you would do just fine. You would get thrown in jail if you lied, or didn't have the cute gotcha. But the odds that you find a loophole like that, that you could take advantage of, is fairly slim
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Why do you feel whiteboard problems are an insult? And why do you feel you don't do well on them? Just because others spend a ton of practice on them, didn't mean you don't have a chance.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
We should never have sent a 1200 check at all. The people who need help were the ones who lost their job. And they got it through extra unemployment benefits. I do realize there is an issue with some people who don't qualify for unempl
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Democrats are part of the problem. The solution isn't to vote democrat or republican, it is to vote for people that care. Term limits would go a long way to solving that problem.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Why? Why shouldn't the buy them? It didn't give them a monopoly
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Silicon valley predates the internet era. Going all the way back to the 60s
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by chrismcb 6y ago
At regular interviews, like every few years. And they will almost always announce them ahead of time. Not to the second, but I've always known when a test was coming. Of course they weren't always tests.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Has nothing to do with language barriers. And more to do with style. I woukd say the VerseFake is how most people would name it.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Even if you are driving on public roads, there is still a certain expectation of privacy.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Massive? No. For one thing I don't think enough companies will buy into the work from home forever. Although, those that want to work from home will most likely move from the cities, as it almost requires extra space. Plus there are ot
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Yes, and it is a good feature. I don't really want a car with 1 axles. And tires are expensive enough, so I don't want one with three axles. Just because it is not an awesome, whiz bang feature, doesn't mean it isn't a f
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by chrismcb 6y ago
It is more than a boycott. You go after people's livelihood, and you make such a big deal and fuss, that it works. I think a perfect example is the young man who lost his job for cracking his knuckles. The guy was driving down the road

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