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by exclusiv 10y ago
It's definitely just from her perspective but that's not how it's written. The title doesn't say that. She says "mark my words" later. She notes that she's an advice columnist. Also... > But once you’ve
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Can you provide any evidence that husbands think that the author's notion that "slogging through the slop of survival together" is romantic? If she believes it; that's fine. But it's a fairy tale and dangerous to th
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by exclusiv 10y ago
She wrote an article about "What Romance Really Means After 10 Years of Marriage" and not once did she mention one thing she did for her husband. Unless I'm off, she didn't say "But my husband doesn’t yell WHAT THE
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by exclusiv 10y ago
I didn't say she was a bad wife; just that he sounds like he is a better partner. > That’s when I notice my husband. He missed Mommy, too. But my husband doesn’t yell WHAT THE HELL? at me like he should. He doesn’t smirk. He doesn’t
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by exclusiv 10y ago
You're missing the parent's point. It's not about whether you are married with kids vs a bachelor; it's about having a healthy relationship as husband and wife (with or without kids). The author does not have a healthy h
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by exclusiv 10y ago
I listened to an interesting podcast recently about the wars between Kansas and Missouri near the state line. They'd offer incentives and try to lure companies with tax breaks. Many companies would move, often several times back and fo
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Perhaps his ratio makes sense but density is why that poor block example has a higher appraised land value than the single taco joint in the affluent area which is mostly parking. So his argument doesn't stand up in that case. Sure the
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by exclusiv 10y ago
That's what it sounded like to me. He said they'd take a block of 50k houses to turn into 55k houses which will pay more taxes (and since the area is poor it requires less funds to service). So it's a better investment than a
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Exactly. He's got a right to advocate for his positions and lifestyle, but we all know that consumers don't care and won't care if they're getting value out of it. The only time they'd revolt over any privacy issue
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Haha, of course! He refuses to take Amtrak because they check id, but is fine flying on airplanes because they demand id. If it's because the government requires it for flight, then he's still a sell-out (obviously because he need
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by exclusiv 10y ago
> Netflix is a surveillance system: it demands customers identify themselves to pay, and thus records what each person watches. Don't stand for this! Credit cards are a surveillance system too. Their usage gets back to credit bureau
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by exclusiv 10y ago
They definitely do. Every one that I've interviewed has unrealistic expectations on salary or hourly rate. These camps are telling their students that they should be getting $75/hr all day long. The reality is that most should be
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Agree with most but I think they can be a great launching pad for a lot of people. I've had success hiring people from bootcamps because it's usually a decent filter to find people that are doing career changes and are hungry. Rec
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by exclusiv 10y ago
It certainly does. You can't win the Presidency unless you have appeal across several regions. Hillary crushed the northeast and the west coast but that was mostly it regionally and she didn't win. A little appeal in the southeast
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by exclusiv 10y ago
It's designed to require a President that has trans-regional appeal. It does pretty well at that.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Silicon valley programmers aren't wealthy. They have good salaries though.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Smartthings allows users to write integrations for devices that aren't Samsung. I use quite a few community contributions.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
While I agree, there should be repercussions. It's borderline harassment though to fire up frivolous cases.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
I think it's kind of awesome and sad at the same time. We're programmed to trust uniforms from an early age. Anything that looks official isn't questioned. My pet peave is when retail stores have some guy with a pad and marke
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Not that it would be easy to compete with Kickstarter anyway, but what about enabling clone competitors?
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by exclusiv 10y ago
I let the user decide to logout and destroy or just logout if it's a trusted device but obviously the local db could be accessed. Most users don't logout and I set a long cookie expiration. You could also encrypt data.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
I'm not denying the climate changes. Please show me the reports that include data on solar and lunar activity. Extremely few and far between and you know it.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
You may be right on some, but if it was a good idea you would have said most.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Haha probably me too. :) I agree that drastic changes are bad for the environment, but the sun doesn't care and it's basically our entire universe. From the article's intro: "As the Arctic settles into polar night, scien
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Tell that to the sun, which is 99.9% of the mass of the solar system.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
It appears their site has the same functionality.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Which is sad because the public gets screwed by them twice.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
It's not about the rights of the individuals OVER those of the state. It's about the fundamental belief of liberty which our Founders made a core tenet. Everyone is entitled to personal liberty and freedom so long as they don&#x27
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by exclusiv 10y ago
I watched a show on LA gangs and there are areas where the police don't even go anymore because the gangs are packing assault rifles. If the police don't have any weapons, why would they patrol ANY area that might be dangerous? Ed
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Most automatic transmissions that people have are crap and are geared much differently. If you took the avg auto, I think youd agree on the sluggishness of getting in the power band on demand. You might have 100% attention to the road in an

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