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by dgzl 7y ago
As for climbing, don't forget the double-fisherman's... To tie two ropes together for a double-rope rappel. It's the knot equivalent of a wrist-handshake.
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by dgzl 7y ago
I think the country is going to become very, very divided.
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by dgzl 7y ago
I think it's because the people in charge just don't understand or care about the culture. They see the few problems that stem from marijuana and write off the entire idea. Only slowly has marijuana crept into the mainstream for w
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by dgzl 7y ago
I'm not that paranoid.
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by dgzl 7y ago
I think you should just change your news sources, this clearly isn't for you.
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by dgzl 7y ago
I was an exchange student in high school to Japan and I have never seen groups of people more dedicated to both studying and hobbies, especially at the grade-school age. There are private companies that offer study rooms that HS students re
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by dgzl 7y ago
My grandma owns a tax consulting business and began using computers in the age of Dos. Over the years I would end up with her old computers and that's essentially how I became familiar with them when I was young. About the time I gradu
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by dgzl 7y ago
Full lifecycle cost... That would make an interesting website.
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by dgzl 7y ago
The department I work at needs to interference with a third-party very frequently and they are Union run. They are the source of much of our pain and frustrations.
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by dgzl 7y ago
For myself, I can't flirt online unless I've met and felt out their personality in person. I can send out official emails to strangers no problem, and I can pick up women in person just fine. But dating apps drive me crazy because
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by dgzl 7y ago
A storefront means the owner has investment and thus incentive to succeed. Lacking that, risks cold be smaller and thus success is less important.
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by dgzl 7y ago
You might be surprised by the amount of youth and counter-culture that believe this nonsense. The same people who believe capitalism can't exist without exploitation.
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by dgzl 7y ago
I don't think eating meat is bad, but I'll try playing along. >Imagine hearing that whenever the topic of vegetarian comes up. It's not very useful, and it dilutes the message. What kind of a message does sacrificing nutri
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by dgzl 7y ago
We've abandoned the pursuit of equality for the pursuit of equity.
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by dgzl 7y ago
I've using DDG for a while. Anytime I don't find a good result I just add a g! to my query and it will respect to Google instead.
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by dgzl 7y ago
I'm a child of the 90s and the Cybertruck makes me hard as diamonds. Not even kidding, I think it's wicked cool.
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by dgzl 7y ago
>Emojis feel... complicated. What do they mean? My first smartphone was a Galaxy S2, and I frequently used an emoji that looked like a character giving a sly winking-type gesture. It took me several years to realize that this was actuall
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by dgzl 7y ago
I still can't tell how much of that was planned.
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by dgzl 7y ago
Who else wants to be pedantic?
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by dgzl 7y ago
Regardless, "you're operating system" doesn't imply literal legal ownership, it implies ability to control, as in control when and what gets updated as the OP is upset about.
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by dgzl 7y ago
>I'll do whatever I want with my computer You pretty much can, I don't understand why you're upset. Windows on the other hand is not your property. Your laptop in this case is the CD, you own that. Windows is the music tha
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by dgzl 7y ago
I'm saying Linux is "free and open," you can clearly see that in my comment.
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by dgzl 7y ago
It's not a bad analogy because the point (it's not yours) doesn't depend on the idea of whether the data changes or not. Regardless of if the data evolves or not, it's still not yours to control (to a complete extent).
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by dgzl 7y ago
> it's wrong to have to fight my operating system in this way. Your operating system? This isn't Linux, this isn't a free and open system. > Microsoft seem intent on having full control of your system, and they are in
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by dgzl 7y ago
Sounds like local and state government.
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by dgzl 7y ago
I just went to your link. At the top there's a sale sign that says "extra 25% off items with price $xx.73". REI outlet price: 77.73 After additional sale: $58.30 What's your point again?
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by dgzl 7y ago
I used agree with (and sort of still do) the sentiment of private discrimination. The logic goes like this... 1. People should be able to control their own business 2. If they reject a group of people for a given reason, they can 3. Busines
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by dgzl 7y ago
Can I use this excuse with climate change?
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by dgzl 7y ago
Doesn't that just mean we'll evolve into a new environment?
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by dgzl 7y ago
That sounds like a social credit system. Good behavior raises credit, bad behaviour lowers it. > how can ... If they cannot trust Bravery?

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