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by dgzl 7y ago
Flirting with a co-worker is still very inappropriate though, to some people. It's risky and there are no clear rules, which really sucks for men if they're expected to initiate.
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What's the deal with this time tracking kiosk?
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I'm convinced it's mostly my height and lack of friends. I'm not particularly handsome but I'm definitely not ugly. As for standards, why should we settle for less than an equal version of ourselves? Same height, educati
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Dating is all about risk. If you can't hit on your client, then what about the person at the grocery store? What about at the DMV? What about on the street? If we eliminate flirting from all the places it's unacceptable, then ther
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by dgzl 7y ago
I do live in the US, and I really enjoy my area. There's an abundance of nearby outdoor rock climbing and snowboarding, both of which I'm very skilled at. I have a well-paying tech job, no debt, not much baggage, blue eyes. I thin
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> and it's this delicate social situation that requires more mental effort to negotiate than I want to give it I understand what you're saying, and I recognize the blessing/curse that comes with attracting people. However,
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The literal foundations and functions of government are different between the countries, as are the rights that the residents have. It's like trying to copy a Windows program into OSX. You can't just use the .exe, the best you can
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Comparing other countries'policies to our own is like saying "but it works on my computer". There are too many differences in culture, rights and laws to just pretend that if something works over there, then it should work h
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> If the data is recorded, it will be in Teslas possession by the next over air update or service, right? > Well, that's exactly what the automotive industry has been able to do up to very recently. What's your point? > J
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The problem isn't that the data is collected, it's that Tesla is the one collecting it and not the owner. But honestly, the average person isn't going to care about or even be capable of maintaining that. So really we could j
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Hell, I'm against advertising.
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Same here, once I started using Firefox in the late 2000s I never needed anything else. Even when Chrome was the new hotness, I never considered their speed benefits beneficial enough to abandon the privacy-conscious, open-source player I g
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"If I could find a souvenir, Just to prove the world was here And here it is, a red balloon, I think of you and let it go"
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That's pretty harsh and really incorrect. Some people didn't have great role models growing up to teach them these things and have to learn them themselves later on.
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I guess the food-delivery industry could use some disruption. The plates would be cheap bento-boxes for easy stacking, possibly with some kind barcode for keeping track of them. The most benefit would come from groups of restaurants who wor
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Violation in the US, maybe not in China.
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That cost in dollars could be enough to sink the middle class and everything under it.
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You're kidding yourself if you don't think these significant short-term costs can become significant long-term costs.
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> We need to stop producing so much plastic. We need laws to standardize plastics so that only purely recyclable plastics exist and no more single-use plastics, or compostable containers. Anything else should be banned. Not necessarily d
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This happened in the PDX area, so... Yeah.
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You mean audio from from two sources at once? I didn't realize that was a feature. That's wild but I'm not going to install and use an app for just that feature. My headphones will sometimes automatically switch between sourc
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I bought the QC35 just before the new edition came out. I never downloaded the app because "yeah fuck that..." and all I wanted was some nose-cancelling headphones. I'm still very much in the fence about voice recognition.
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I recently was looking for new work. When trying to apply to Developer opportunities, I realized that recruiters largely didn't know what they were talking about. Many times I was told that my Computer Science degree, large school proj
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by dgzl 7y ago
Is this fact? Because my intuition is making me believe you're wrong. If you're successfully paying off your CC, then what are you paying off if it's not debt? IMO, to be in someone's debt means you have to pay them back
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Typically roommates have their own rooms. Sometimes that's not the case.
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Credit is having the ability to obtain debt. Once you use the credit, you have debt, regardless of when or if you pay it off.
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> I think "credit card debt" implies they aren't paying it off at the end of each month. Maybe in the context of this article, but that's not what it logically means.
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> Why do we continue to trade convenience for privacy? I think there's a big misconception about privacy rights in America. I think a lot of people believe the government is actually allowed to collect otherwise private information,
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The amount of "let's help women/minorities specifically" programs and scholarships are numerous, but this one caught my eye a few months ago. > I'm going to give 40 women $9000 stipends to cover their living expe
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by dgzl 7y ago
It's the issue of equality vs. equity. Equality means everyone has a fair chance from start. Equity means those who didn't achieve should be benefited until they do. This is justified by saying it's the achiever's fault

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