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elmerfud
2y ago
My bank doesn't do this and I can't recall any bank that I've banked with for several decades now ever doing this. I do see some banks saying they do this and I wonder why anyone would choose to be their customer because ther
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elmerfud
2y ago
Little to nothing. You have to understand the WHO is a voluntary organization to follow any of its recommendations or guidelines. It can be useful in some situations and it can be not useful in other situations. At the end of the day it is
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elmerfud
2y ago
So the real question in all of this is, does Deadpool know about this ruling and has he taunted the X-Men that they are in fact not human. That seems like a new storyline for a movie!
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elmerfud
2y ago
Most of these user agreements have binding arbitration clauses in them. Your best bet is to look at their agreements find the relevant section that specifies dispute resolution and then follow that. Not many people will go through the troub
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elmerfud
2y ago
That's making a false analogy and is a logical fallacy trying to compare the two. Finding ways to level international trade to ensure fair trading and equal access to markets is definitely within the government's purview to do and
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elmerfud
2y ago
So maybe I didn't communicate this correctly. If you're simply refinancing as in getting another loan at a lower interest rate for the remaining principle of your current loan that's not very expensive. Unfortunately that
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elmerfud
2y ago
People can refinance when rates come down but who knows when that will be. The cost of the refinance can vary based upon the equity in your home and a few other factors. One of the most common things people do when they refinance at a lower
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elmerfud
2y ago
Having read this it makes sense to me. When you teach someone to ride a motorcycle you don't teach them to just let the clutch out and twist the throttle and take off and go. It literally starts out by straddling the bike and walking i
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elmerfud
2y ago
I would disagree with this. Many of the cloud platforms are the same but Azure is not. Microsoft Azure is just a horrible cloud platform and I'm not quite sure why any qualified and competent IT person would select this platform over a
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elmerfud
2y ago
What external identity information that is immutable would you like them to use? Your state or government issued ID? Because those change over time as well. Your physical address, that changes too. 2FA app on your phone sometimes those get
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elmerfud
2y ago
They should go away at this point. EV have been around long enough that they should be able to compete in the marketplace without incentives. The increase in nationwide electrification of services and the push to electrify more services is
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elmerfud
2y ago
Yes this is a very tacky corporate idea. The Lego set is neat but the idea of selling it to your employees is lame. They should have offered an employee edition that was subsidized for its cost by a bonus. Then employees could choose to buy
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elmerfud
2y ago
I'm not sure that it's rebranding that's going to help. The article does acknowledge that fairly cheap and natural gas and other fuels are one of the reasons why heat pumps or ACs with reversing valves aren't as popular.
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elmerfud
2y ago
Really what kind of horrible airline are you flying that doesn't let you make that move? Also the calculations are making some strange assumptions. That all people start in the same location sitting on top of each other or at minimum r
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elmerfud
2y ago
Another one of these brilliant in the boardroom ideas that they never bothered to run past real people.
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elmerfud
2y ago
My general perception is most of these people it's not that they are "not smart" it's that they figured out other people will do the work for them. The way I deal with this is I am happy to teach someone something new in
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elmerfud
2y ago
It's an interesting read at least as much as overviewing the abstract in the summary but I'm not so much sure that it's "doing gender" as gender differences prompt different desires. It's well known across psyc
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elmerfud
2y ago
Maybe someone can explain to me, as I am not a vegetarian, why vegetarians and vegans would want these meat substitutes or alternatives. I've never tried to live my entire life by not eating meat at all but I have gone days and weeks s
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elmerfud
2y ago
That's a strange view because I've never seen a fruit pie with meat in it. I've seen meat pies with fruit in them though. Also the way you caramelize fruit sugars when baking a pie are quite a bit different than the way you n
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elmerfud
2y ago
It's highly dependent on the pizza and the pineapple and how it's cooked. In a general sense most of the time I've had pineapple on pizza it's not very good but there are specific instances where it was phenomenal. First
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elmerfud
2y ago
Focus on the donuts not the technology. I bet they're donuts are amazing.
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elmerfud
2y ago
Honestly, I would rather join an IRC server for people seeking tech jobs.
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elmerfud
2y ago
You're absolutely correct but this isn't a new phenomenon this has been the way politics has been for as long as anyone can remember. Especially at the federal level. I think everyone's open to ideas to fix it but the problem
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elmerfud
2y ago
This is the correct reason. Ultimately Soviet Union lacked the financial resources to compete at this scale. All of the other problems that are listed as part of it, the engineering feats that are required, the technological advancements th
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elmerfud
2y ago
This is interesting stuff to learn but this is not a secret reason why the USA beat the USSR to the Moon. The reason the USA beat the USSR to the Moon is because of the N-1 rocket. This was a spending war and has proven time and time again
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2y ago
I could absolutely see people be willing to pay for this. I am from the Midwest in the United States and I happened to be at an airport in some foreign country. Someone else heard me talking and they came up and asked me where I learned to
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elmerfud
2y ago
If I had the choice in ISPs that I do in restaurants then I would accept their argument because nearly every community has a buffet. Also I don't know any restaurant where I can sit down at the table and food just starts landing at my
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elmerfud
2y ago
So I find this kind of funny because I'm not sure how it's making its assessments on where I should move to. Because when the question about civil liberties came up I selected that I want a place with strong civil liberties protec
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elmerfud
2y ago
I like this article especially the first two points that it makes are critical and bother a lot of people for some reason. I can tell you from experience I have more disposable income than most of my friends. Those two points are critical.
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elmerfud
2y ago
That's interesting but isn't electronic commerce a subset of technology? Because it's technology and the internet and technology entrepreneurs that have enabled e-commerce to become a thing. Most, if not all of the headlines
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