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by cylinder 10y ago
So will Holmes go to prison? A green card holder in Texas was just sentenced to eight years in prison for voting in a US election. Surely Holmes will go away much longer right?
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by cylinder 10y ago
I think you would probably enjoy this: https://www.theguardian.com/news/audio/2017/apr/10/into-the-...
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by cylinder 10y ago
The biggest part of that economic war would be letting everyone know the grid has been compromised, not the actual outage, there's no advantage to keeping it secret.
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by cylinder 10y ago
Not much will change at all, it's just a stunt for headlines. the most abused occupation titles are still there.
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by cylinder 10y ago
Foam is more for the convenience of shipping compressed, they are not going to be the highest quality mattress. Saatva is pretty good I think for the price. No idea about the expensive ones. You need to figure out whether you prefer a soft
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by cylinder 10y ago
It remains to be seen how risky passive index investing is now that so much money is in it.
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by cylinder 10y ago
Well, now's the time to leave equities or go active. I've never heard of anyone getting rich by following the herd.
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by cylinder 10y ago
Isn't this already a well established space? Not saying you can't compete in it, but you shouldn't worry about viability. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2017-04-04/these-hac...
669.
by cylinder 10y ago
I was thinking the same. These look better than the sad buildings across NYC from the same era.
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by cylinder 10y ago
Tax breaks simply should not exist on any level. I can't think of something more absurd than picking people to give tax breaks to.
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by cylinder 10y ago
PhD should be able to get points for independent or state nominated migration though which is a far better system than 457.
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by cylinder 10y ago
I would recommend you sublease your place (or not) and take a month or two break. That's a long time to travel. You could go sit on a Greek island and contemplate a lot while the sun restores you. Then you can decide whether you really
673.
by cylinder 10y ago
You're confusing it with citizenship based taxation which is a different infuriating issue. Most countries tax your global income when you're a resident.
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by cylinder 10y ago
As an individual I am taxed on income I earn overseas. Why shouldn't a corporation?
675.
by cylinder 10y ago
I love how these comments always boil down to salary and cost of living arguments. People, (mostly Americans), you're doing it wrong. What kind of fool moves to a remote island in the middle of nowhere and then expects to somehow still
676.
by cylinder 10y ago
So they strike a random target in retaliation for testing a nuke? What does that accomplish? Now Kim can just test another nuke. Then what do we do? We nuke NK?
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by cylinder 10y ago
Don't you think that decline could be explained by the rise of Walmart?
678.
by cylinder 10y ago
This is the first I've heard about LA not having superficial people.
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by cylinder 10y ago
Drunk driving has always been an issue in most of America. It's not taken seriously. In Houston there was regularly horrific DUI deaths and people wouldn't bat an eyelash (several times there were cars driven by drunks onto the fr
680.
by cylinder 10y ago
The worst part is the freeways and they are the worst way to see the city. I always find myself wishing they'd dismantle most of them and force the city to evolve without them.
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by cylinder 10y ago
I didn't buy these appliances (rental), my last apartment had basic analog appliances. They're so much better. I really do not need digital inputs on my appliances. I definitely do not need WiFi or smartphone control!
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by cylinder 10y ago
Oh don't worry, I tried to use my Club Pass which united mails you as a benefit for paying for their stupid credit card. They said no, we have to save space for actual club members. And this is the least bad "United screws me&quot
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by cylinder 10y ago
I have no interest in these smart home devices and I'm not a Luddite. These things just complicate life. Just like my fancy new dishwasher which thinks it's a good idea to beep constantly once my dishes finish washing at 1am.
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by cylinder 10y ago
This was not an overbooking situation.
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by cylinder 10y ago
And I can take my ~4pm quick nap to recharge and reset.
686.
by cylinder 10y ago
You forgot climate control too. Office buildings always seem to have their HVAC poorly calibrated and controlled by some mysterious ghost. There are so many reasons... I think you either get it, or you don't.
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by cylinder 10y ago
How can this possibly be legal under German law?
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by cylinder 10y ago
If the EU citizens wanted security of living in London for as long as they want, why not apply for permanent residency after five years and then citizenship? Doesn't seem like that big of an obstacle. Why is London the only prosperous
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by cylinder 10y ago
Struggling in Washington DC terms. Thriving in human terms.
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by cylinder 10y ago
Default is not an option for the US. Most economic growth the last decade has been from deficit spending. State and local pensions are headed to catastrophic ends soon, and will need bailouts with federal dollars. Losing deficit spending wo

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