cmdrfred

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by cmdrfred 10y ago
>This is more of a liability issue then anything else If this was true why shouldn't they also test for alcohol use?
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Is that a special law for repairing computers or just in general. What jurisdiction does that apply under?
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Good point I hadn't considered that.
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May I add an example. Let's say you are a drug company and you offer a number of different drugs. With TLS I only know that you are interested in a drug that company produces or the company itself, without it I know you or someone you
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
For anyone curious like myself: https://www.identiv.com/products/physical-access/utrust-phys...
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Off topic but I view success as not where you are in life but how far you've come. You've got to have a pretty high score of life's leaderboard.
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Also this neglects the fact that beer was a way to store water. If you simply boil water and store it in a clay pot someplace, it is possible for it to become infected again due to the container having small openings. Beer solved this probl
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Jerry Brown says there is a projected 1.6 billion dollar deficit. Where did you get your numbers from? http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-pol-sac-jerry-brown-budge...
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
I don't think single payer is viable in the US, yet I am happy that it is being attempted here. America was originally designed to be a marketplace of ideas. With a limited federal government each state can enact laws that it sees fit.
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I despair for the state of discourse when even your extremely measured comment gets down voted without anyone offering a counter argument.
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Trump had rallies daily during his run, sometimes 3 times a day, he met with business leaders big and small constantly. He even started his campaign right after getting elected so he can continue to speak to the people. He runs national sur
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Little bit of punch up, call it "The PornDucers" and have them create scat porn primarily.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
>Because we are known to mourn the death of other animals. We don't mourn the death of food animals typically so its OK then? Your criteria are arbitrary, and that's fine for a personal value but you certainly can't expect
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
I don't deny that it may show a bias, but as long as the information about the murders that I release is true why shouldn't it be acted upon? Further if the Huffington Post (or name a left learning publication if you believe they
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Should you not be punished for the DUI though? That is my original question.
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In this case though, and with the Democratic party. I have the original context that you have omitted. It would be a simple matter for me to release that context that proves my innocence. This clearly was not the case with Podesta's em
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
If I have information that you murdered someone, and information that a friend of mine murdered someone else and I only release the info I have on you does that make the information any less valid? Should you not be punished in this situati
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I doubt corn wants to be farmed and eaten either. Should we stop the use of antibiotics to preserve the lives of billions of bacteria? You see its not a matter of caring about life when you boil it down. The majority of vegans are pro choic
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
If we all lived in 3 foot by 7 foot cubes it would cost a great deal less to heat our homes as well. Just because a more optimal way to do things exist doesn't mean anyone actually wants to do it. I enjoy eating meat, thus I will conti
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Public universities have done that for most of the significant discoveries in the past few decades.
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Also if the risk is so high why are drug companies so profitable over the long term? Pharma firms are head and shoulders the most profitable firms in the S&P 500 every single year.
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Yes they do. They have to prove that their version of the drug works in the same manner as the original via clinical trials.
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If people really require security from state level agencies perhaps they should read more than the headline.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Why bother yourself or the new residents of your home? Sign up any Dell related outfits (resellers, etc) for them instead.
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This case does though and considering its a 5th amendment case I'm not sure how it would be relevant internationally.
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Wouldn't a jurisdiction without 5th amendment protections be unconstitutional?
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MD's are often compensated based on patient assessments. "Rate your doctor" sort of things. How do you think opioid addicts rate doctors who tell them they have had enough?
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Stop taking them for a few days and you'll see what I mean. Many studies have shown that patients who do not consume opioid medications have better long term outcomes than those who do. It simply isn't effective in managing pain l
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What's funny is there is no evidence that these opioid pain killers are actually effective in the long term for the management of pain. If it wasn't for lobbying they likely wouldn't be legal to use in that way.
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>It's not always about efficiency, and that slippery slope you are calling for, historically, ended bad. I disagree. In a world with finite resources the optimum outcome is one that best applies those resources to serve the greatest

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