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by facetube 10y ago
I worked for one of those organizations in the past, which seems to have skewed my view quite a bit. Thanks for the corrections.
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by facetube 10y ago
I hope it doesn't come to this. IMO the people cheering on Trump as a way of "getting the nightmare out of the way and moving on" need to study and understand the human cost incurred the last time that happened.
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by facetube 10y ago
A whole lot is wrong. I was born here and love the country, but increasingly fear for my safety and well-being: our employer pays nearly $20,000 per year for NHS-equivalent health insurance (two adults, no children), basic prescriptions cau
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by facetube 10y ago
The United States taxes its citizens' income worldwide, at least above a certain income threshold, and from my understanding requires yearly filing regardless. IMO it's unlikely that simply moving to a different country would allo
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by facetube 10y ago
Provided a doctor was required to certify that the health condition existed and was disabling, I'd consider myself unqualified to second-guess the existence of a diagnosed health condition. I'd be interested in data over anecdotes
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by facetube 10y ago
Repeated from above: The iPhone 5C predated the introduction of the secure enclave. The 5C contains an A6 chip; according to page 7 of https://www.apple.com/business/docs/iOS_Security_Guide.pdf , the secure enclave
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by facetube 10y ago
The iPhone 5C predated the introduction of the secure enclave. The 5C contains an A6 chip; according to page 7 of https://www.apple.com/business/docs/iOS_Security_Guide.pdf , the secure enclave is only available wi
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by facetube 10y ago
One of the major problems I see is that people are generally bad at distinguishing "can't" from "won't". Things like major depression (which, for anyone unfortunate enough to experience it, feels as physical as
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by facetube 10y ago
IMO "welfare dependency" is by and large a myth. The vast majority of people want to work, want to make money, want to be self-sufficient, and want to participate meaningfully in society. A few people I know who are arguably depen
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by facetube 10y ago
This. I'm a grown-ass adult and cried when my father left after visiting. Was it because I was too much of a wimp to be alone and needed my parents? No. It was the shock of having seen someone I'd known my whole life age noticeabl
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by facetube 10y ago
There are three options left. The democratic party has not nominated a candidate yet.
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by facetube 10y ago
The person in the article didn't post that they were a white supremacist, but somehow LinkedIn communicated that to the world. The issue isn't that they're making information you added public, it's that they're maki
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by facetube 10y ago
The certificate has this in it, which would seem to confirm what you're saying: "Explicit Text: In the event that the BlueCoat CPS and Symantec CPS conflict, the Symantec CPS governs."
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by facetube 10y ago
This is also a good opportunity to close your LinkedIn account and never look back. Between the password thefts and algorithmically-generated libel, I have no idea why people continue to trust LinkedIn with their data and likeness.
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by facetube 10y ago
I love Amnesiac, but the omission of the jazz intro on "Life In A Glass House" was a crime IMO. The extended version is beautiful.
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by facetube 10y ago
Do we actually have a model that can predict death vs. serious injury vs. minor injury in advance?
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by facetube 10y ago
Completely agree. The self-driving car doesn't need to pick who to kill, mostly because it started braking 1.5 seconds ago.
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by facetube 10y ago
I'd wholeheartedly support wealth taxes if I trusted the social safety net and health care system in my country. Until then, I'll hoard money out of fear: I don't have anything I'm intending to spend it on and hopefully
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by facetube 10y ago
IIRC this is why HHS and HIPAA regulations specify "all ages over 89" as protected health information for purposes of data deidentification – there just aren't that many people who have lived that long.
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by facetube 10y ago
Would submitting a signed but completely blank absentee ballot be somehow more acceptable to you?
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by facetube 10y ago
Oregon has this, but not on television. There's a voter information book that's mailed to anyone who has a mailbox, a couple weeks before ballots go out. It contains non-partisan descriptions of issues, candidate-provided statemen
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by facetube 10y ago
IIRC in Oregon it's pentobarbital or secobarbital. Source: http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/742070_3 .
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by facetube 10y ago
Those people are bullies so it's fair to insult them. Ladies and gentlemen, this is why we can't have nice things (as a species).
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by facetube 11y ago
Man, I'm so sorry.
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by facetube 11y ago
Quick, simple, painless, and wrong.
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by facetube 11y ago
Spoken like a true terrorist.
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by facetube 11y ago
That results in them finding a different excuse to not hire you and then documenting it in case you sue.
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by facetube 11y ago
CIA to to the rule of law in the US: "Come on baby, I've changed; I won't hurt you again, I promise"
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by facetube 11y ago
Here's the NASA press conference where he says it: https://youtu.be/EmN9IJyzBG0?t=23m30s
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by facetube 11y ago
Yes. Outside of some city/state/local laws, Americans as a whole do not have mandatory paid (or even, in some cases, even unpaid) sick leave protections. Every day, some Americans are being forced to decide between going to work s

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