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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
#1 is a poor lifestyle choice. #3 is poor self control and spinelessness in negotiating working schedule.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
You overlooked that employers pay employees a wage for their working time.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
This is called being on call. Sysadmims and doctors do it.
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by fjeifisjf 6y ago
What are cores?
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by fjeifisjf 7y ago
It’s not going to blow droplets into your face.
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by fjeifisjf 7y ago
A drive in theater is not like that. It’s outdoors, bad visual and bad audio quality, that’s only done for the fun of going out.
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by fjeifisjf 7y ago
I’m glad the police are protecting essential workers, after a bus driver was killed, quite possibly by a passenger. https://www.fox29.com/news/detroit-bus-driver-dies-of-covid-...
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by fjeifisjf 7y ago
It sounds like you are hiring for a bureaucratic corporate borg and parent poster wants to work for a human team striving to achieve something. Different strokes.
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by fjeifisjf 7y ago
it's a natural right. Or it isn't. There's no rationale either way, it's a chosen axiom.
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by fjeifisjf 7y ago
It's mentioned in the US Constitution, Copyright Clause.
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by fjeifisjf 7y ago
This is off topic. The OP is not about transferring a copy. It is about making multiple copies and distributing them simultaneously, a flagrant violation of copyright by any possible interpretation.
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by fjeifisjf 7y ago
Not really. EVs are slightly heavy. Loaded trucks are much heavier.
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by fjeifisjf 7y ago
Challenge is, can we make tired that don’t wear or are made of friendly materials.