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by eschulz 1y ago
What are some noteworthy books on Google and its competition in the late 1990s?
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by eschulz 1y ago
I completely agree that ICE, or anyone, having my tax info is a violation of my privacy and is of course total BS. However, as a legal worker in the US, I don't think ICE violating my privacy will push me toward the black market. Would
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by eschulz 1y ago
Isn't it the norm for elected officials to want to keep tax dollars in their district? This Dush guy might be misguided somehow in the larger scheme of things, but wouldn't he just be reflecting his constituents' desire to di
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by eschulz 1y ago
Yes, they're in two comparably large and affluent German cities (although each of these cities has numerous clubs), but when it comes to sport club success I think city details is just one factor. Ownership wealth and dedication, curre
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by eschulz 1y ago
It's nice to think about how there are millions of people in Mexico who speak indigenous languages to one degree or another. Years ago I visited my grandfather who was in a nursing home in Mexico City, and there was a young girl workin
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by eschulz 1y ago
He must have been a very intelligent and determined man. Not only did he assimilate into a completely foreign culture and marry into their aristocracy, but he did so after starting as a slave of said culture.
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by eschulz 2y ago
Not taking any sides other than that of conservation, do you think it's possible that the Greens have already saved many artifacts from nutty religious types like ISIS, and that their efforts will continue to do so in the future?
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by eschulz 2y ago
I pretty much see them on a daily basis in the Driftless Area of Wisconsin and Illinois these days, which is great because I don't think I had one sighting for the first 30 or so years of my life.
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by eschulz 2y ago
Yeah, don't have high expectations for things you pay for but don't own. It's a sad truth, but I've accepted it (I also bought some dvds in 2024 which is something I never thought I'd do again).
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by eschulz 2y ago
Perhaps, but I'm of the opinion that if a sentence is unjust, or if the means to convict violated the defendant's rights, then the defendant should walk. While this may seem unreasonable, it's the only way to check the state
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by eschulz 2y ago
Yes, his product is protection offered to companies and company officers.
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by eschulz 2y ago
HR is to protect the company, first and foremost. Sure, they'll discuss protecting the worker's rights, but that's in order to protect the company from a scenario where a worker's rights have been violated and they have
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by eschulz 2y ago
You're innocent until proven guilty by a court of law
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by eschulz 2y ago
https://archive.is/cGLMS
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by eschulz 2y ago
Interpol is generally ineffective, and this is exactly the type of work I've noticed that they like to focus on and screw up.
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by eschulz 2y ago
But what language is used for the inscription on the rolled silver amulet?
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by eschulz 2y ago
Yeah, that is indeed often the case. Sometimes technology advances at an incredible rate in a short time, and safety standards are horrifically behind. I'm reminded of internet and smart phone technology.
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by eschulz 2y ago
This 10 minute film on the accident is very well done and includes animation to demonstrate the specifics of the wreck in detail. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSV8nP0gZkk
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by eschulz 2y ago
I think many kids growing up today in developing countries also have their brains fried by the same ad-tech.
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by eschulz 2y ago
Many believe that the party gave Biden and unfair advantage using their superdelegates. The Republican Party does not have such super delegates, and in fact in 2016 Trump won solely due to his ability to organize and rally a well-working ca
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by eschulz 2y ago
I think this is incredibly common. I currently have my wisdom teeth which are not bothering me at all, and I have received completely contrary advice with one dentist gently encouraging me to have them removed at my next convenience, and on
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by eschulz 2y ago
I feel this has also been a challenge for Greece among other places. Can they adapt within the economic zone, say to become tourist havens while the bigger states provide industry and services? Should they leave the Euro?
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by eschulz 2y ago
I believe at one point Jimmy Zhong mentioned something about how living like a billionaire for nine years was worth the one year prison sentence he received. I guess the key is to stay away from violence, and then once it's up admit yo
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by eschulz 2y ago
Good catch. It's for the Mark II and seems to be written based primarily on his experiences with the Mark I. I do not know if you are tripping.
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by eschulz 2y ago
The argument is that the Constitution is the law which applies here. Specifically, the powers given to the executive to execute their role and enforce the acts of Congress.
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by eschulz 2y ago
I consider this to be very similar to the Business Judgment Rule that protects CEOs and executives against lawsuits from shareholders for actions they did in their job, even if their actions turned out to be a mistake and lost the sharehold
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by eschulz 2y ago
That sounds cool (no pun intended)
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by eschulz 2y ago
haha hadn't thought about that, although the Roman Roads could be considered to be a safe highways as opposed to the dangerous paths in Germania. If one of the main characters in The Fast and the Furious gets hurt in a street race, wou
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by eschulz 2y ago
Horses would often be swapped out at stations when a wealthy person would have to travel very quickly across a long distance. Maybe this is an average since the speed with which horsemen could travel would depend on the rate at which they e
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by eschulz 2y ago
Wouldn't Tesla leadership have an obligation to their shareholders to take any funds or grants that can financially help the business? Can not people who work at Tesla, including the CEO himself, practice their right to speech by publi

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