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by chucksta 1y ago
Generally speaking there are more margins on premium goods
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by chucksta 1y ago
HoA is literally privatized governance
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by chucksta 1y ago
It certainly was in the US, they were called ring back tones https://www.vice.com/en/article/remember-when-you-called-som...
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by chucksta 1y ago
What so they have more money to invest? "I have enough money already I don't need more" said basically no one ever.
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by chucksta 1y ago
"All these kids walking around with fast food in their pockets" ..nah just doesn't sound right, the most you could get in there is a nugget or two
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by chucksta 1y ago
How does it monitor a cert in an air-gap network?
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by chucksta 1y ago
I don't know. But they clearly don't have a lot of money, a refined pallet, and don't mind crazy flavors. Everyone I know seemed to have tried it in a particular time in their lives, and oddly they don't seem to drink it
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by chucksta 1y ago
Its still for sale, just without caffeine
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by chucksta 1y ago
Who is 99 banana's and maddog 20/20 marketed to?
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by chucksta 1y ago
>A stock 2025 Ram 3500 Cummins makes 1,075 lb-ft of torque, more than any deleted 2005 Duramax A 2025 is probably something like 10x the cost too..
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by chucksta 1y ago
PA Dutch at home but they are certainly taught English in their schools, they do in fact interact with their local communities and would need to know it.
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by chucksta 2y ago
It is not typical to get into multiple 10s. Generally speaking you'd only use that kinda cash in a private transaction, some people just find it more appealing in a deal. One less thing to "go wrong" I guess. There generally
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by chucksta 2y ago
They've been burned more times and therefore do more investigation to keep that from happening in the future
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by chucksta 2y ago
Del the funky homosapien is the singer in both - has a couple stage names, another good group he's in is called Hieroglyphics
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by chucksta 2y ago
Why would they not just use less dye to reduce the colors in Canada then? Surely its more effective to produce them in one way instead of two.
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by chucksta 2y ago
It was also the working code name for the gamecube; http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/guide/1781/gamecube-faq-t...
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by chucksta 2y ago
It's a non-story. Who needs to know X erroneously blocked 1 link to NPR? And what's with the title? >X caught blocking links to NPR, claiming the news site may be ‘unsafe’ Is it one link or many?
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by chucksta 2y ago
What would a license solve?
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by chucksta 2y ago
You don't think is possible to have an accomplice to ship the goods too? PO box under a fraudulent ID? Ship to random locations and pick it up before the home owner gets it?
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by chucksta 2y ago
They also need to keep the cities wage tax up its a huge source of income for Philly https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/10-cities-with-the-highest-t... (Its #2)
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by chucksta 2y ago
Its almost like I picked an extreme example intentionally and then made a joke about it to illustrate it was intentional. I wrote my point you missed it. Which did I say? "almost entirely subjective" or "entirely subjective&q
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by chucksta 2y ago
No they wouldn't. So why would you make it even harder for them by addressing it in a name/language other then the primary target audience
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by chucksta 2y ago
Huge difference, one might say life and death. Neither do I but want vs need is almost entirely subjective. >Ultimately it is a choice though That's my point, context independent
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by chucksta 2y ago
Schematics - you mean people _want_ water if they _want_ to live and _want_ to do it in a healthy manor?
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by chucksta 2y ago
Updating everything, teaching everyone, no benefit to English speakers besides being nice. What happens next year if they wanna switch it back? And then the year after that if it changes again? How many countries go through some sort of reb
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by chucksta 2y ago
Then English would be using a German word, much like the rest of the english language. It doesn't magically make it English
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by chucksta 2y ago
A substantial part of the US population isn't going to know where the Ivory coast is, even less so if you call it Côte d’Ivoire, or why you're saying it in French.
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by chucksta 2y ago
"Separation of church and state" is a metaphor paraphrased from Thomas Jefferson and used by others in discussions of the Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, whic
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by chucksta 2y ago
My issue is with the word brandish, its making it read dramatic. You can't wave a dog around in an angry way. You should also have your daughter walk on the non-street side of the sidewalk in case a car jumps the curb. Is that somethin
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by chucksta 2y ago
What if he's really into gerrymandering?

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