cmdrfred

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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Same here. From the source it checks Twitter, Github, Facebook, Reddit and Hacker News. This also might prove that email addresses as usernames is a bad idea.
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If a hairdresser has "hideous medieval working conditions" than a underwater welder, oil rig worker, or a line cook must be in the seventh circle of hell.
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>How? It's the same amount of money, just redirected from existing welfare programs and redistributed via taxes. The average spending per welfare recipient is roughly $25 a day[0] in the US that adds up to $9125 per person. 23%[1] o
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The salary cut is also problematic. If you create a maximum wage that is too low you'd have employers competing for a smaller pool workers without any way to incentivize them. I suspect a great many jobs would simply become impossible
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I suspect basic income would lead to an increase in inflation in the current environment. Wouldn't many people continue to work having received their stipend in order to obtain a higher standard of living than previously possible? (I k
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This is a question I've asked many times and never got an answer, when you donate "for the cure" does that cure end up patented and sold back to you? That seems more like Kickstarter without the rewards than charity to me.
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I wouldn't claim 7% is non-existent. I think we tell children that college is the only path to wealth and thus many whom never had the opportunity to receive any college believe that they can't achieve anything but a poverty level
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Regardless of cooperation I disagree with indefinite detention. Write a law that requires you to hand over a key to law enforcement(this will likely require a constitutional amendment) with a specific penalty or follow the constitution as w
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>credible oral testimony. So the system as it stands is you can be jailed indefinitely because a judge does not believe you actually forgot a password? That doesn't sound ideal.
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ICQ Instant Messenger - 1996 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICQ
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Do you disagree that subsidized loans would increase demand, or do you disagree that increased demand would raise prices?
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One data point here. I never have an issue opening documents created in Word via LibreOffice Writer and then sending them back. I often do this while looking for jobs.
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https://studentloans.gov suggests otherwise. They are called subsidized loans. More data here: https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/types/loans/subsidized-unsubsid...
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That's less than $800 US isn't it? To compare a year of school here probably averages 10K USD a year or 668,325 INR.
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>invest more into education I suggest the opposite. The reason college tuition is so high is because the government backs those loans. Remove the government backing of loans thus lessening the availability of capitol to the educational s
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Prevailing wages for the job title they are hired for. What they do is classify them as "junior programmer" and have them replace a senior programmer.
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My dad is a meth addict who lives with his mother and my mother is an alcoholic who works at a grocery store. Not everyone has that opportunity.
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>Higher energy costs and a slower economy are not necessarily bad Are you going to be the person who tells families around the country that their grandmother had to freeze to death this winter for the greater good? How about the young co
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A pipeline is 4.5 times safer. https://www.fraserinstitute.org/research/safety-transportati...
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> If neither, then leave the oil in the ground. Coal isn't safe either, nor nuclear, hell even with solar someone might fall off a roof during maintenance or installation and the panels can be toxic. What perfectly safe energy sourc
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I think it depends on the trade. I'm in the process of leaving a IT job that forces you to take a unpaid "lunch" but expects you to be available to them during that time. Its a way to cheat and fill the schedule in some cases
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>using the legal tools available to you is not immoral Legality and morality are two different concepts that are not always mutually inclusive. What would be the point of two separate words if this wasn't the case? Under your logic
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Here you go: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AMBY3FpH8VA
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Obfsproxy can get around the great firewall of China's DPI. I assume it would work for this use case. I imagine this would work in the same manner as long distance cards back in the day. The VPN provider would buy "fast lane&quot
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I'm now aware, and I was able to block connections in my organizations firewall that protects a few thousand users. Not every single user needs to be aware for it to be effective.
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Microsoft fired it's QA department so that doesn't seem to be a reasonable explanation either. http://www.computerworld.com/article/2878026/microsoft-to-bu...
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I'm not concerned about society to be honest. You hurt children, I hurt you. I refuse to compromise on that.
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>Btw it is non-consensual porn production which is harmful, not distribution I disagree. Production would be pointless without a way to distribute it.
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>I wonder if there are child porn "Hunters" that go after these scum If you are looking to build a skillset these are the only acceptable targets in my opinion.
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and this my friends is the face of addiction.

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