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by def8cefe 6y ago
Human rights are legal rights. Human rights vary by jurisdiction. For example, the The Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) administers Ontario provincial law. https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/e
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by def8cefe 6y ago
It doesn't, but the US Constitution still defines human rights within the jurisdiction of the United States. The word 'comment' doesn't appear in your comment, but that's still what it is.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Let's wait two days, tune in and see instead of jumping to conclusions. No reason to shit on something we don't know all the details about.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
> Those are for people who are specifically not here legally and therefore don't recieve the full protection of our constitution and laws. What's the point in calling them 'human rights' if they only apply to American
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by def8cefe 6y ago
> If I had to describe who I felt was the target demographic, I'd name middle managers who work in tech but don't actually know much tech. Who do you think gives purchase approval for Cloudflare services in an organisation?
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by def8cefe 6y ago
> The government stated that the syrup, when diluted as directed, would result in a beverage containing 1.21 grains (or 78.4 mg) of caffeine per 8oz serving > Coca-Cola then voluntarily reduced the amount of caffeine in its product Th
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Looking at just gas stations, they could spin it into a benefit since the customer will be required to stay at the station for a significant amount of time (~30 mins?) to charge instead of a few minutes. You lure them in with the electricit
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by def8cefe 6y ago
$50/GB is less than some cellular overage fees.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
>Even I—a veteran watcher of snuff films—cannot recall ever seeing someone killed in this way. (The Islamic State would stab people slowly in the heart, or smoosh them with tank treads, or burn them alive.) Strange context to use 's
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by def8cefe 6y ago
The way the syrup mixes with the carbonated water is different in a commercial pop tower and causes a better mix. I think you're correct about carbonation as well. Any time you've had fountain pop it's just been made with str
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by def8cefe 6y ago
https://www.pepsicopartners.com/pepsico/en/USD/partner/leadg...
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Try SodaStream. You can buy Coke/Pepsi pop syrups and use those instead of the SodaStream ones. Coke/Pepsi won't sell you syrup direct but there are other vendors.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
>It is an important and popular fact that things are not always what they seem. For instance, on the planet Earth, man had always assumed that he was more intelligent than dolphins because he had achieved so much – the wheel, New York, w
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by def8cefe 6y ago
They buy LAVs from General Dynamics in Canada as well. Not sure why the government has allowed it to continue.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
>The wackiest one I've come across is a CMS (Crematorium Management System). https://www.mortware.com/
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Other sources say it's AMC Networks and Daily Mail got it wrong. https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/amc-tv-company-stock-pop...
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Outlook Android is just Acompli, a third-party app Microsoft purchased and rebranded. Same goes for their Android calendar app, it used to be Sunrise Calendar.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Have you tried Nine? https://www.9folders.com/en/index.html Best Exchange/O365 mail client I've found for Android. Has a month calendar widget as well.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Anyone know where to get the APK without building yourself or using Google services?
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Gonna plug SWG Legends here if anyone wants to play SWG again: https://swglegends.com/
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by def8cefe 6y ago
>You wouldn't write "To make money" as your mission statement when opening a business. I've made a huge mistake...
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by def8cefe 6y ago
>As for someone living in Australia, you'll be fine in that corner of the world. (While not a member) Australia relies on NATO. Without it they would exist at the mercy of China. Without the US, NATO goes limp, especially in the nav
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Well, they exist(ed?) to make money. They did so by innovating in the taxi industry. One of them did this by breaking the law in every jurisdiction they operated in then lobbying to make their conduct legal after the fact. But yes, they did
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Where would you install them on the bike where they couldn't be removed easily? I've thought you could place one in the frame, but that would be difficult to do aftermarket and the GPS and WWAN antennas would need to exit it somew
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Yes, they do allow it. That's normally how you migrate mailboxes as an individual. Most providers have storage limits so it's not really subject to abuse.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Lyft isn't their only competition. If they (Uber or Lyft) raise prices they will lose out on a lot of their appeal over traditional taxis. Cost relative to taxis is the main reason Uber and Lyft were successful in the first place. Many
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Same here, I have a Pixel 2 and it has held up very well. I run GrapheneOS on it. I had issues with the back glass on the OG Pixel being extremely fragile, but no such issues with this iteration of the device. I'm tempted to upgrade to
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Freenode does run services, just maybe not ones that do what you want. Slack is definitely easier to administer. just pointing out the desired level of control is possible with an IRC server, contrary to what the comment I replied to said.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
You have to step outside to grab the paper.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
If you implement services on an IRC server you can do the same.

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