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by ecf 5y ago
Affordable insulin is a no-brainer, slam-dunk, overwhelmingly YES piece of legislation. I cannot comprehend the mental gymnastics diabetic republicans must go through on a daily basis.
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by ecf 5y ago
I wonder how America feels about Russia doing this, because we all know it’s Russia. Viasat partners with the military, so this could be seen as a direct attack on America.
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by ecf 5y ago
> SPAs incur complexity that simply doesn't exist with traditional server-based websites: search engine optimization, browser history management, web analytics, first page load time, etc. That complexity Content-focused media agency
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by ecf 5y ago
The only people I personally know who are moving are Central Valley farmers who have bled the water table dry and are leaving now that California is in perpetual drought. The state is better in every way, shape, and form with them gone.
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by ecf 5y ago
> The policy eliminates ALL time off including weekends, except 1 day per month. How, exactly, is this legal?
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by ecf 5y ago
No what’s part of the problem are people claiming their lives are ruined by a mask. Extremely interesting to see how their talking points immediately were silenced when real hardship, like Ukrainians being invaded by Russia, started to hit
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by ecf 5y ago
> Many jurisdiction in North America and elsewhere have essentially been living under occupation Oh give me a break. Nobody is under occupation, there’s just a subset of the population who believe that they don’t owe anything to anyone u
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by ecf 5y ago
This is exacerbated by the incredibly cheap construction of all modern apartment buildings. We are talking single layer sheet rock sound insulation with wood flooring that lets me hear even the cat upstairs walking around. I’m staying for 1
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by ecf 5y ago
Meanwhile… https://www.politico.com/story/2018/05/21/trump-phone-securi...
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by ecf 5y ago
The US is headed in the direction where, soon, large companies will own all the houses and “rent” them to workers, in the same way that Americans only receive health insurance through their employer.
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by ecf 5y ago
Social Security they will never see a dime of.
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by ecf 5y ago
Genesis block does absolutely nothing to explain what it’s actual purpose is. Just another hand-wavey answer by a crypto pyramid scheme peddler in response to genuine criticism.
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by ecf 5y ago
I’d think heads of governments should be able to piece together two words to form an understanding of something, even if they’re unfamiliar with it, without being spoonfed.
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by ecf 5y ago
Whatever you’re thinking of doing with that amount of fake numbers is most certainly not good for anyone but yourself. Please do better and don’t contribute to the spam epidemic.
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by ecf 5y ago
The solution is to completely rip out the ability to do anything remotely close to arbitrarily choosing which number is sent along with a text or phone call. Until then, every legitimate use case pales in comparison to even a single spam ca
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by ecf 5y ago
Anecdote++ I bought a nice belt-drive commuter bike to avoid the risk of getting grease on my pants when going to work. I knew it was probably a mistake, but I did it anyway. I kid you not the very first time I lock it up and head into a st
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by ecf 5y ago
It’s an extremely sad situation and will guarantee every single healthcare system eventually breaks down.
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by ecf 5y ago
I was raised on an almond orchard and I can guarantee that Central Valley farmers do not give a single damn about the water supply. For example, I visited the other week and they were actively irrigating WHEN IT WAS RAINING. They’re milking
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by ecf 5y ago
Primary and secondary ejection systems failed and then his main parachute didn’t deploy. Whoever was maintaining that gear failed miserably.
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by ecf 5y ago
~~Couriers~~ Carriers shouldn’t be in the business of selling phones at all, but that’s a different discussion entirely.
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by ecf 5y ago
Your point?
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by ecf 5y ago
Your military-based country’s military is the laughing stock of the world. The West doesn’t need to do a damn thing to see you implode within.
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by ecf 5y ago
460 square miles of ice just dropped into the ocean. They’re underselling it by only calling it large.
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by ecf 5y ago
> The problem is the viewers not giving the new sites a chance… only for then to complain about twitch having the streaming monopoly. The overwhelming majority of users on Twitch are tweens, just like YouTube’s audience and they don’t ev
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by ecf 5y ago
The main problem is that we’re ONLY talking about Starlink right now. What happens when every developed nation wants to launch their own constellations? It’s kinda the same situation as environmental pollution. Is the world justified in res
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by ecf 5y ago
Stickied at the top of this Reddit thread is a “Pros and Cons” list to a rival “stablecoin”. Crytpo-fanatics will never learn.
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by ecf 5y ago
I’m finding it hard to figure out what the role of a CSO is after this incident. They seem to be the least knowledgeable about the product they’re creating as to offer the highest degree of plausible deniability possible.
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by ecf 5y ago
I don’t think it’s coincidence that stories like this are cropping up shortly after Microsoft started algorithmitizing the GitHub feed. https://www.theregister.com/AMP/2022/03/23/github_for_you/ See
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by ecf 5y ago
Which then leads to the question, why is the wartime equivalent of anime fan-fiction appearing on HN?
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by ecf 5y ago
Brick and mortar stores are becoming increasingly useless. The other day I tried to return a Verizon Home Internet modem that I initially signed up for online. I was told after 20 minutes of waiting that they couldn’t process the return in-

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