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by frugalmail 2y ago
They specifically said these people are getting payments. That means whether the cause is accurate representation in the database, or inaccurate representation in the database, this linchpin data should invalidate any payments.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
In this case the misinformation isn't even the attack the mis-informers think it is. Anybody getting payments with this erroneous data is committing fraud because the choices with that mis-information are that we don't know how ol
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by frugalmail 2y ago
It's sad that there are so many people that don't realize what they're saying is absolutely illogical. I agree with you, the technical details are irrelevant if there are people getting payments with those attributes it'
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by frugalmail 2y ago
How is this asinine? Regardless of the technical details, if we don't have an accurate DOB of recipient, then they shouldn't be past, present or future beneficiaries unless we get an accurate DOB. Something is obviously wrong sinc
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by frugalmail 2y ago
This is a good thing. Google has an extensive library of specialized calendars you can add to yours. If you want these events, you can add them. I personally don't want things on my calendar that aren't mine or have nothing to do
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by frugalmail 2y ago
It litterally has plaintiffs that weren't hired with 100% scores, and tons of experience. Not only that, sometimes they were minorities, just not the "in" minority. I believe, the second major plaintiff is a Native American.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
It wasn't just white, it was minority groups excluded too to make room for other minority groups. I believe a Native American that scored 100% on the entrance exam, with significant experience is one of the major plaintiffs.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
Affirmative Action is racisim. If you don't believe it, find the FAA people (or college students, law enforcement, numerous other recent cases) that were more qualified and excluded and ask them.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
You're suggesting DEI wasn't the problem then? Using a new colloquial term doesn't suddenly change the foundation of the concern.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
Never going to be common if their fate is to be like Peanut the Squirrel or Fred the Raccoon out of NY.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
This is why it's important to keep the beavers happy so they don't strike or unionize.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
What animals can we use to fill potholes?
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by frugalmail 2y ago
Informative article, the only part that truly saddens me (expecting the AI bots to behave soon) is this comment by the author: >"people offering “suggestions”, despite me not asking for any" Why do people say things like this?
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by frugalmail 2y ago
Will try, just not sure how my comment is at issue when this posting is specifically political content.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
If it's strictly the height that's the issue Tesla can make it so it's software locked not to surpass a certain height on paved roads or geo fence it.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
>after he fell down the stairs I think Biden fell UP stairs more often on camera. Recent paper came out suggesting that classifying media coverage of major media outlets identified something like a 94% positive take for Kamala and a 98%
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by frugalmail 2y ago
You're probably right, they would gate it on having an ITIN or something.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
That's false, the US constitution exists to very explicitly protect peoples rights, states rights and prevent the country degenerating into a tyranny.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
So you think something like New York and Los Angeles should make all the decisions? Essentially, all new government spending benefits them, at the expense of even cities in that state, not to mention other states?
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by frugalmail 2y ago
This has got to be activism over reporting, as somebody in tech, I see a significant slowdown.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
Besides using a single binary static site generator that other people have mentioned, docker would solve this problem for you.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
So you're replacing the "complexity" of the static site generator with the "complexity" of custom web server configuration. I think the post you're replying to was trying to make the point "it's worth
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by frugalmail 2y ago
Recently there was mass infringement by the Democrat politicians or government reps of our 1st Amendment rights indirectly through social media as proven by the #TwitterFiles. The fact that these sites are now forcing users to submit to the
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by frugalmail 2y ago
And now insists others pay their student loans to benefit society.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
News was useful when it involved journalists who informed audiences with facts and kept their opinions out of it. Today propagandists get orders from their corporate/non-profit/government overloads that clickbait frame every issue
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by frugalmail 2y ago
Imagine giving somebody their agreed to earnings, because you took a gamble that he would achieve massive success for you and him. That hard decision, associated with long term strategies that few could achieve (let alone understand), is an
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by frugalmail 2y ago
I think it has more of a negative connotation in the context of thinking you are a "master of all trades" despite not.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
He appointed a woman as CEO to both SpaceX and, most recently, Twitter. We're going to run out of tissues for these people's issues.
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by frugalmail 2y ago
I want to echo this sentiment. It was a really well written article with a fascinating and practical operations improvement playbook
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What an edgy comment /s

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