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by def8cefe 7y ago
>Sub groups without losing the context of the full group. Different 'rooms'? You could keep the video tiles for all people on screen organized by room, then the individual chooses which one to join for audio. You could include
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I think at that level of wealth you could simply use paid labour to do anything you want, no slavery required.
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>... is almost always going to mislead the public and be irresponsible. Yes, the author should be careful not to mislead anyone and inspire them to travel back in time to become a charioteer.
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Electric adjective (of a color) brilliant and vivid.
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Longest part of any new install was finding the perfect window decorations.
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https://www.newsweek.com/myth-military-history-94505
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>based on this sketchy evidence we got >but I get the feeling
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by def8cefe 7y ago
Yelp has a very poor reputation with small businesses. They endlessly harass you with sales calls and if you decline their services people have reported their reviews being negatively affected. Most of all, don't claim to represent a b
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by def8cefe 7y ago
They're not 'locked down' in the NY sense, freedom of movement is not restricted, although business closures have occurred to various degrees depending on the province and freedom of assembly is restricted also. I drive a tax
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The Canadian government took it seriously from the beginning and the US didn't. I suspect culture has something to do with it too. People are more likely to seek treatment or call public health authorities when they don't worry it
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by def8cefe 7y ago
I'm on AOSP Android 10 and it works as I described. Can't remember the behaviour on 9. Have a good one.
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You flip it landscape and turn off autorotation.
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by def8cefe 7y ago
American casualties at the beginning of WW2 were actually quite low as the US didn't enter the war until 1942 (WW2 began in 1939).
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by def8cefe 7y ago
To get points users should be doing the self-care tasks that fall by the wayside with depression. e.g. shower, brush teeth, laundry, cleaning your home/apt/room/car, grocery shopping, etc. Social interaction also. Things like
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by def8cefe 7y ago
Body Dysmorphic Disorder is in the DSM 5.
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>Unattractive people don't want to be part of that classification and their belonging to that class is 100% subjective in any direction. The way these laws work would not necessitate that. People who are old, disabled or queer are n
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by def8cefe 7y ago
>Unattractive people, whatever that means, don't want to be part of that group. Neither do the elderly, the disabled, etc, but still they are legally protected from descrimination.
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by def8cefe 7y ago
>My whole point is I don't think Canada would risk it. Fuddle duddle.
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The ban is on travellers, not trade. There will still be goods imported and exported all over the world, just not humans. There is already a huge shock to the global economy. American opinions of the Canadian government matter very little
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by def8cefe 7y ago
Why do you think that? The Canadian government absolutely could and already does on a selective basis daily.
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by def8cefe 7y ago
Us millenials aren't the new generation anymore, we're old now. Now we get to complain about all these damn Gen Zeds (everyone 95 and after). Also you must not be Canadian because our govt had a huge hardon for Corel even post MS
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by def8cefe 7y ago
I drive a taxi in a rich community 12 hours a day, 7 days a week. Trust me when I say any pompousness was beaten out of me some time ago. :) You've made some reasonable points for sure. The universal difference between traditional taxi
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by def8cefe 7y ago
Why are you being so rude? You've been disrespectful since your first comment in this thread. My point is even the French classify rideshare drivers and taxi drivers differently, per your own admission.
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>usually specific for their classification e.g. Taxi Driver insurance, or VTC insurance
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by def8cefe 7y ago
They may be free to do it under local law, but they would not be doing it as an Uber driver, they would be doing so as a taxi driver. There is no ability to use the Uber platform for hailed or other ad-hoc rides, they must be ordered throug
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by def8cefe 7y ago
Uber drivers can't pick up hailed rides anywhere. That has nothing to do with the jurisdiction, it's simply not a function of the app. If they did, they would be taxi drivers.
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by def8cefe 7y ago
Did you have any trouble with Uber over that or were you simply able to cancel with no drama?
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by def8cefe 7y ago
I find it amusing that in the course of chiding me for allegedly assuming laws are the same in all countries you assumed I'm American (I'm not). I'm a taxi driver speaking generally about the differences in our job vs. Uber d
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by def8cefe 7y ago
>we should pay taxi drivers a living wage so that this can't happen. The drivers this affects most are the ones who are self-employed. You could increase fare prices but riders would just go to ride-sharing platforms where the drive
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It's pretty common everywhere. Imagine waiting (potentially hours) queued in a taxi stand for a fare, only to get somebody with a $5 trip who's rude and smells like they haven't showered in a decade. None of the people who ma

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