dixie_land

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by dixie_land 9y ago
what happened to the good ol' days when Americans looked up to self made millionaires and think "I'm gonna make myself a million bucks just like that guy" rather than "hey f k you for getting your lazy ass off the
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by dixie_land 9y ago
Owning a car and the freedom to travel whenever wherever for whatever reason is a fundamental American value that won't go away.
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by dixie_land 9y ago
IANAL but my understanding is that employer can terminate you for no reason (as in not giving a reason). But if an employer fires you for cause and that cause is unfounded they can be sued for wrongful termination.
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by dixie_land 9y ago
I'm going to default to believing people that report harassment unless I can find credible evidence it didn't happen. I hope to God you don't show up for jury duties.
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by dixie_land 9y ago
In Chinese reporting it was quoted that Deng mentioned to Thatcher: "the PLA will march over across the Shenzhen river to HK on Jul 1, 1997 one way or another." The official Chinese newspaper also famously showed a picture of Th
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by dixie_land 9y ago
I don't know what you go to Whole Foods for but I go there for the food, and if the same food is cheaper then why not. For my good looking thin people needs I go look into the mirror
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by dixie_land 9y ago
couldn't agree more. for suits though I'd suggest skip off the rack and do made to measure, or if budget allows, fully bespoke. another thing, almost never wear your jacket "naked", get a pocket square. White linen &#x2F
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by dixie_land 9y ago
That's a good point. I think I'll be framing my questions more explicitly when a particular skill is wanted
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by dixie_land 9y ago
I think the context is important. My comment was assuming a technical interview. It is implied in this context "how" means how it was implemented rather than how to use it. Otherwise the question would be phrased more explicitly &
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by dixie_land 9y ago
in my book that'd be a bad answer. thats just a lot of words for "no I don't know". I'd rather being told "no I don't know, but I'm willing to find out if needed"
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by dixie_land 9y ago
the 10th amendment would beg to differ
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by dixie_land 9y ago
"Actually yes, the attack on Fort Sumter was an act of treason." Yes, the attack on Fort Sumter is now considered an act of treason, to no dispute, since the north has won and (probably) the country is better for it. However, a
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by dixie_land 9y ago
that's why we call it the "War between the States" http://www.ncwbts150.com/CivilWarorWarBetweentheStates.php