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by elmerfud 3y ago
If you were looking for a bottom you might have missed it by a year. I'm mostly in to funds and a few low risk tech stocks and I'm up 7.8% over the last year and 10% year to date. Trying to time the bottom means you're losin
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by elmerfud 3y ago
In my experience android auto correct only corrects towards more offensive words when you use that offensive word often. It would be interesting test for your friend to delete the auto correct learning history and then try and replicate. B
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by elmerfud 4y ago
This is the problem with something like the DMCA people use it all the time to force take downs of things but part of the DMCA notices is you are issuing them in good faith. Since whatever contractor they had enforcing this is just firing t
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by elmerfud 4y ago
I already do pay for customer service from a human but those humans are just automatons blindly following policies that they do not understand but their job requires them to enforce. What I would support is national legislation that compani
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by elmerfud 4y ago
I think what's being missed here is that time is money. So while you may not be willing to part with cash, if you're willing to invest time in solving problems then you're already exploring things you'd "pay to sol
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by elmerfud 4y ago
Gratuities on Royal Caribbean are obligatory, so it is a matter of when you prefer to pay them. This is not a gratuity then. You've misinterpreted the word. Gratuities are gifts not required payments. This is a fee that you pay. Instea
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by elmerfud 4y ago
If you want that, write that in to your employment contract. No government entity forces credits to be on a movie. They are there because they're part of the contract. I've seen games do this, they list the developers, artists, de
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by elmerfud 4y ago
You're confusing the idea of many of the founders not supporting a standing army and the idea of gun registration or the national guard being considered a militia. Hence why there's specific provisions about not being able to qua
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by elmerfud 4y ago
People don't forget that part, but people fail to understand that part. It's a fallacy to say that people can keep firearms only in regards to service in a state organized militia. This has been roundly rejected by all constituti
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by elmerfud 4y ago
If someone doesn't date me because I don't have an iPhone then I just dodged a bullet.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
It was neat but I never thought it would go anywhere. The idea was kind of like being able to leave virtual graffiti. So anyone could leave their "Kilroy was here" but without actually defacing anything.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
Way back in the day before space was a non-issue I bought a used pioneer 720 disk DVD changer. Wrote a frontend to control it and mount the DVDs over iscsi for my media center. Also many years back when I was traveling all the time I create
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by elmerfud 4y ago
You don't say where you're living or if you rent vs own. All of that can make a difference on what you're allowed to do. General advice: Get a doorbell camera and/or a peephole camera. This way you can record who did it
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by elmerfud 4y ago
I think people's issue is less with the race swap, even in a docudrama, but more the defense of it as being more genuinely correct race for the role. That's just intentionally misleading as as you say an ideology decision. There w
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by elmerfud 4y ago
Your statement in itself is a bit contradictory. You say that if it's all that you're exposed to it shapes what you believe but on the other hand you say that there was riots between a different political persuasions. If Fox News
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by elmerfud 4y ago
Collusion; Specifically, in law, a secret understanding between two or more persons to act or proceed as if adversely or at. variance with, or in apparent defiance of, one another's rights, in order to prejudice a third person or to ob
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by elmerfud 4y ago
I'm really not sure where people are getting this entire idea that one is civil and the other is criminal. I'm guessing they're just making it up or making an assumption that is completely wrong. The fine that is being levied
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by elmerfud 4y ago
Because defamation is still a crime and is still actionable regardless of if anyone is actually influenced by it. All you need to show to prove defamation is that the people or entity saying it knew it was false information and it was their
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by elmerfud 4y ago
If you're correctly using the word facts, then they cannot be wrong. Such is the nature of a fact. If you're saying that the opinions pieces conclusion is stating a fact that there was a Russian collusion with the Trump campaign b
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by elmerfud 4y ago
An opinion piece does not good journalism make. That would be like a someone citing Sean Hannity show as a source.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
That's exactly the point I'm making. Justice should be blind but future no show jobs at Seagate vs Fox News, we can see it's not.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
If you don't believe that the government could have put pressure on Dominion to drop or reduce the scope of their suit then you might be surprised how the government actually works and who dominion primarily works with.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
You're believing your echo chamber hype. The only people who believed it was people who already wanted to believe it. Because we heard 4 years of Russian collusion lies repeated almost daily. No matter how many times they were proven
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by elmerfud 4y ago
I understand perfectly. Defamation doesn't have to have damages to get an award, you only need to show that it occurred. Based on dominion's financials the don't appear to be impacted financially nor in the eyes of the publi
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by elmerfud 4y ago
I agree fox settled because they knew the odds of a jury laying the smack down was very high but Fox News settled for about 6% of its yearly revenue. Seagate got fined about 2.5% of their yearly revenue of which they get to pay of with futu
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by elmerfud 4y ago
It depends on my trust level of the thing in question. If I'm spot checking if a customer tampered with a file on their deployment usually the first or last 4-6 characters. Because it's unlikely they were attempting to forge acc
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by elmerfud 4y ago
If the CTO and managers really as described fighting over this won't get him nowhere it will get him exactly one place and that's out on the street. Often times not all decisions are clearly concisely explained in a way that lower
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by elmerfud 4y ago
The cheapest.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
Cooper : Hey TARS, what's your honesty parameter? TARS : 90 percent. Cooper : 90 percent? TARS : Absolute honesty isn't always the most diplomatic nor the safest form of communication with emotional beings. Cooper : Okay, 90 perce
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by elmerfud 4y ago
I find that there's a lot of people who are threatened by leading people smarter than they are. Why is there so many toxic bosses? Well that's the answer.

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