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I've read that another reason is to try and get people who are a bad influence out of the area. For example, some parts of Baltimore are so bad that there is almost no chance for kids growing up to have a life not influenced by violen
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I've seen some people with the attitude that eating any meat is disgusting, no better than roadkill, and that it should only be done by poor people who can't afford to eat completely plant based diets.
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No they didn't, they were referencing the "shame" scene, and even included a gif, from Game of Thrones. In context, them saying "who do you want to see naked" is obviously not offering to send nudes, but who do you
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7y ago
It's probably more likely related to the EGS not running on Linux, and Psyonix saying that they are transitioning to only the EGS after they got bought by Epic.
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The EGS doesn't run on Linux though, and Rocket League is leaving Steam.
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Same for me, got diagnosed in my late 20s after I told my doctor that I was having serious trouble reading and holding conversations. People always thought I was antisocial because I didn't talk much, but it was because I couldn'
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I can't speak for everyone, but regularly exercising and eating healthier foods reduced my need to take my ritalin as often. When I first started taking it, I had to take a dose every 2 hours to stay on track. Once I started eating h
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People in the military already get smallpox and anthrax vaccines before they deploy, so this seems like the next logical step, as long as there aren't any negative long-term effects.
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Most airlines I've seen will allow you to buy a ticket for your dog so it can have its own seat to sit in. Doesn't need to be in a kennel or anything.
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Intel work is like IT; if you're doing it right, nobody knows you're doing anything at all.
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Also see COBOL on Cogs, http://www.coboloncogs.org/INDEX.HTM
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Kind of. They said a new episode would be released each year, but Episode 3 never came out.
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Most annoying to me is when I find someone asking a question that's exactly what I'm looking for, but it's locked and says "This question is too specific and is unlikely to be useful to anyone else." Last time that
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Yep, I think the only error messages I've seen that weren't easy to read are the old Futures error messages that could easily have type signatures multi-lines long, and some macro errors that say something like "this macro ge
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I've started to see a lot of ads that are based on memes, mainly on reddit.
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That's been my experience as well. I've worked remote for a few years and love it because I'm fine without the social aspect of work, but most of the people I know left their remote job in under a year because it felt lonely
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It could be like the school my wife graduated from. You had to pay for a parking pass, but the pass didn't guarantee a spot. You were basically paying for the privilege of showing up an hour early to try and get a parking spot. It w
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Autonomous killing could be something that needs to be added to international laws of war. The USA already follows restrictions that could give it an advantage in war, but it doesn't because of international agreements. For example,
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Those basically get run by a skeleton crew during the off season. My dad lived in a town in Alaska that had skiing and hiking tourism as its primary money maker, and he said that during the off season, it becomes a ghost town with only thi
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It's interesting to see the contrast in discussion with other posts that talk about how we need to get rid of useless jobs. Those posts normally talk about how we need to make it so it's possible to just live off government benef
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OkCupid did a study a few years back that showed that unless a male is very attractive, they probably won't have much luck with online dating. Male attractivness tended to be highly skewed towards below average, while females attracti
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It's not that simple. Legalizing prostitution leads to increased human trafficking because the demand exceeds the supply. https://2001-2009.state.gov/r/pa/ei/rls/38790.htm
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There was a former senate candidate at a Maine Democrats meeting who joked about how middle-aged white men killing themselves is good for the country, and the crowd seemed to find it pretty funny. https://freebeacon.com/poli
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I work on the East coast, and I've had multiple managers complain about having to work with developers on the West coast. They said it's like working with divas because they frequently refuse to attend customer meetings or keep a
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All the taxes you listed are tied to specific things. A generic wealth tax is saying that no matter how you got your money, there should be a cap on it. It's like locality pay, but on a national scale. I don't know if it's
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The last time this was posted, someone found that it's an exercise based on a university study designed to address common stereotypes. The publishers of the study only tested it in an academic setting with students, though, and recomm
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What does that have to do with the case being discussed? A judge issued search warrants for information that Google has. Your hyperbole about the government being able to access anyone's information whenever they want isn't help
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Some people consider it rude to wear hats indoors. I personally haven't heard anyone younger than 60-70 complain about it though.
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A few days ago, they were saying 500 million plants and animals are affected, so that includes things like birds that flew away and will come back once the fire is gone. Not sure which source is more reliable. It looks like the 1 billion
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It's probably similar to Bungie banning people playing on Linux. They count Proton/Wine as an emulator, and playing the game through an emulator is a bannable offense. The store page mentions nothing about this though, so people
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