chucksta

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   by chucksta 4y ago

   More people and more money, but also respect the quip if it was just a setup.
2. 302.▲
   by chucksta 4y ago

   I try and remind myself that "they" are in the same position as well. I may feel some type of way about something written, but everyone's human, so do they've got something similar, I just don't know it exactly.
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   by chucksta 4y ago

   And it has also never been more synonymous with garbage food which makes you feel bad. Just because its profitable and "good for the company" doesn't mean it's good for product image and users.
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   by chucksta 4y ago

   *Public transport existing Better? You leave a metropolitan area in the states and you are SOL without your own means. Or you could sell all the "extra" organs you have and buy a train ticket.
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   by chucksta 4y ago

   Have any other book suggestions? This ancient civilizations has been of great interest to me lately, doesn't have to be specific to the mediterranean
6. 306.▲
   by chucksta 4y ago

   OP: >Too young to understand what happened in the 2008 GFC so no statistics or experience
7. 307.▲
   by chucksta 4y ago

   You know people are allowed to work on their own cars right? Including wheels and brakes? And there are a lot of states that don't even require an inspection. You share the road with so many shoddy death traps as is
8. 308.▲
   by chucksta 4y ago

   AFAIK nothings really changed, but 14 has been on the fringe of legal employment age in most scenarios for a long time and is regulated. 16+ is fair game, plus depending on location there is the whole issue about how they get to work.
9. 309.▲
   by chucksta 4y ago

   The last two words in that sentence are pretty important "PER DAY" >"Kaye’s solution is to cap Heathrow passenger numbers at 100,000 per day for the Summer period" ... "the closure for sale of all flights departi
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    by chucksta 4y ago

    https://www.aclu.org/blog/documents-aclu-case-reveal-more-de... >The FBI's role in the process is a condition of the Federal Communication Commission's equipment authorization issued to the Harris Corporat
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    by chucksta 4y ago

    Also generally speaking the volume of the motors, diesels are usually larger displacement engines
12. 312.▲
    by chucksta 4y ago

    You've never seen DMV leaks? https://www.autoinsurance.org/worst-states-for-dmv-dot-data-... The government in most forms is my biggest fear for my personal data security
13. 313.▲
    by chucksta 4y ago

    Its not against it, its just not conclusive everyone needs the same amount or it has the same benefits across the board. I'll add one too since its on topic with reply; Caffeine drinks like coffee will dehydrate you. Its a diuretic but
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    by chucksta 4y ago

    I'm aware, but they both have the same effect on a non-adult with no other recourse, and they both generally have the same goal of teaching appreciation of "success" in different forms. So charing the college student rent and
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    by chucksta 4y ago

    >but no one's life has ever been improved by deprivation. I think there's several sects of religion which disagree with you. IE Catholic Lent, the entire amish religion, monks of any kind.. I'm also curious what your take
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    by chucksta 4y ago

    You are correct, the gpu needs to be passed through. However transcoding can generally be avoided if you pay attention to how you're getting your source material. Also if you aren't transcoding 4k, 1080 is almost trivial now.
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    by chucksta 4y ago

    I imagine the phrase "like finding polar bears in a snow storm" caught on :P. Jokes aside, there is so much of the world that's unoccupied for various reasons. https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/03&
18. 318.▲
    by chucksta 4y ago

    Zing! keep em coming!
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    by chucksta 4y ago

    No, thats not what that number is for at all. You heard right, octane is a rating for its stability to premature detonation https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/gasoline/octane-in-depth... .
20. 320.▲
    by chucksta 4y ago

    You changed the subject from being in gifted to being gifted. You can exist outside of gifted and still have a high IQ and be a successful person. So, no.
21. 321.▲
    by chucksta 4y ago

    At least my post is relevant to the topic, not just critiquing someone for being hangry
22. 322.▲
    by chucksta 4y ago

    So you can't have a high IQ and not be in gifted?
23. 323.▲
    by chucksta 4y ago

    So you have to be in gifted to have a successful life?
24. 324.▲
    by chucksta 4y ago

    They meant a fictional %100 legal operation of cars is still more dangerous than scooters
25. 325.▲
    by chucksta 4y ago

    Not exactly https://wallethub.com/answers/ci/can-i-register-a-car-in-a-d...
26. 326.▲
    by chucksta 4y ago

    Thats what it does, you can adjust the year at the top
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    by chucksta 4y ago

    They have river shuttles, it is no where close to taking a cab. I've been there.
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    by chucksta 4y ago

    There are other official forms of identification such as state ID which is the equivalent of a drivers license
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    by chucksta 4y ago

    Those are/were real units https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hogshead https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rod_(unit)
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    by chucksta 4y ago

    The benefit is support and access to their support pages, you can also make general administration easier through some of their tools. But it's pretty expensive