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by elmerfud 4y ago
The brain uses calculus or calculus describes/explains fast movement control.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
This is exactly the kind of things governments need to regulate and standardize. If the industry can't get it together and realize that standardizing telephone jacks, electrical plugs, voltages and frequencies, etc.... Has been a mass
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by elmerfud 4y ago
All platforms hate speech policies go beyond the law in the USA, not just Twitter's. Hate speech is still free speech according to the supreme court. Hate speech is not "fighting words".
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by elmerfud 4y ago
But he's still advocating vendor lock in on batteries. So still a bad idea.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
Instead of instilling critical thinking skills in people is easier just to label things as dangerous. This is the path to good speak.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
If you forget to save during boom times I don't feel bad for you during the lean times.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
That chocolate, potatoes, avocado, corn and tomato are things. Along with the entirety of the America's.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
Didn't this used to be a banking outfit that PayPal bought?
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by elmerfud 4y ago
It varies by jurisdiction and comes down to how negligence is determined for road maintenance. If the city was negligent in maintenance of the roads. This is why reporting them is critical because the is only negligent when they know the
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by elmerfud 4y ago
This article ignores one big thing about potholes and that is courts have routinely found that cities have a duty to fix them. Reporting potholes is key to this. Once a pothole is reporting there's generally a time frame in which the
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by elmerfud 4y ago
It seems they're talking about the exterior and core structure when saying it's maintenance free. I think that largely depends on the area of the world and climate the house is in. Nature has a way at laughing at mankind's b
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by elmerfud 4y ago
A fairly lame response from Level considering the price tag of this lock. My guess is they simply outsourced making this to cheapest vendor they cut find and never talked to a engineer familiar with actual locks. The inclusion of various
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by elmerfud 4y ago
People who forget history allow it to repeat. The freedom of business owners to choose who they do business with is entrenched in the idea of capitalism and it's usually balanced by capitalist greed. If you don't want to do busi
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by elmerfud 4y ago
I buy them as my "retire earlier" plan. I have disposable income and it doesn't hurt or even make a noticable impact to my lifestyle to spend $40 on it.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
So, all the people saying private platforms and moderate their content as they choose. I guess it's still ok for those same platforms to be proxies for government censors. Nothing wrong here, no fear of abuse of this power. Let us al
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by elmerfud 4y ago
Truth and satire are intertwined in a special way that makes satire be so powerful. Also Babylon Bee said they were satirizing USA Today as listing her as a top woman of the year.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
YouTube choosing not to run ad's on these videos is not censorship. Even in the days of broadcast TV networks would actually "censor" things because they didn't want them shown on their network. Also there was things th
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by elmerfud 4y ago
Elections have always been about misinformation. This is why most people consider politicians liars. They speak out of both sides of their mouth, constantly and rarely fulfill their campaign promises. Apparently misinformation "on an
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by elmerfud 4y ago
Let's face it, 5 stars has become the new meets minimum expectations. When looking at products I review the lowest ratings as find those are more informative than high ratings. Low ratings have two general categories, idiots and disgr
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by elmerfud 4y ago
It's not in any way morally equivalent to theft. To say so shows extreme ignorance. It's not theft to record my tv shows and skip the commercials. That argument was tried and lost. Ad block is just commerical skipping. If you
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by elmerfud 4y ago
A case study of 1 for a research group doesn't usually get enough attention. Doctors, for the most part, aren't interested in research. They're just wanting to play God and fix problems. The why is unimportant because ther
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by elmerfud 4y ago
I think men admit to it more often especially in anonymous situations.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
I guess these flight attendants have never flew their own airline as a customer. This doesn't shock me at all from AA.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
Why wouldn't Musk want to profit from the war. While tax payers from countries that have supplied equipment and personal to aid Ukraine may do so for "free" the companies that built the equipment or supplying the training con
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by elmerfud 4y ago
This is the time to get your resume ready. If you've not been involved in the upgrade planning and you've not been given a detailed MOP to execute and you've not even been given a login for the software... And the person who
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by elmerfud 4y ago
Don't they already pay more? You don't get to achieve top tier frequent flyer status by paying less.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
To be totally honest here, if I was making 140k us a year and remote working 10/hr a week... I'd be living in Colombia or another such place and not worrying about my skills. 60+% of my income would go in to investments. I'd
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by elmerfud 4y ago
It's probably not illegal, although I don't know that for a fact. Those sites don't let you filter on a lot of criteria. They mostly cater to agents and secondarily to buyers. They also are still stuck in the past modes of
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by elmerfud 4y ago
Not pushing myself harder when I was younger and not traveling the world sooner.
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by elmerfud 4y ago
In total honesty this is what a lot of songs sound like to me. I've always had trouble distinguishing the lyrics from music and usually have to read them to know what's being said.

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