frumper

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721.
by frumper 4y ago
It's named after a different Dulles.
722.
by frumper 4y ago
Yes, but Hans has to prove they knowingly said false statements. The defendants don't have to prove what they said is true.
723.
by frumper 4y ago
Super cruise requires a very high end trim to even purchase the super cruise package. You can get FSD on the lowest model 3 specs. FSD is ridiculously priced though, it’s just not a reasonable comparison on the monthly fee.
724.
by frumper 4y ago
Sort of? It’s absolutely more time and effort if I include “exercise time” in my now every few days grocery runs. So rather than take 5 minutes each way in a car once a week traveling to the store you’d like me to walk to the closer expen
725.
by frumper 4y ago
Again, it's totally manageable to come up with ways to shop without a car. I already have a car though, so it would take more time and effort for me to not use it at this point.
726.
by frumper 4y ago
I've had a statistically unusual amount of clerical errors after a deal is struck at car dealerships going from salesperson to the finance guy. I've politely corrected them each time and only once did I walk away because I "
727.
by frumper 4y ago
As a man, I'd love to have a year to bond with my children. California is pretty good for the US at 8 weeks, and I'm thankful for that. Even here though, I know many men that wouldn't take more than 2 weeks because they wor
728.
by frumper 4y ago
I would agree that it is manageable to make shopping work without a car, but I'd rather not spend more time going to and from the store, and I'd rather drive a little further to cheaper stores for bulk goods. Also, I don't t
729.
by frumper 4y ago
Why do you feel the office needs to offer an advantage? Who does the advantage benefit?
730.
by frumper 4y ago
I'd drive to my grocery store a 1/4 mile away because I don't want to carry a weeks worth of groceries home
731.
by frumper 4y ago
The 4 large schools districts near my city started this school year anywhere from 50-300 teachers short, many of those positions in special education. They are hiring literally everyone that meets the qualifications on paper, including tho
732.
by frumper 4y ago
The teachers I know in central California have 457 plans and defined pensions.
733.
by frumper 4y ago
Cannot is a strong term. Telling me there may be consequences would be more accurate.
734.
by frumper 4y ago
The problem seems to be that someone could just copy your photo and repost it without that license and we're back to the same spot.
735.
by frumper 4y ago
You plug in when you get home, and your car doesn’t actually charge until it’s scheduled…sometime later at night. Mine starts at 8pm. During the heatwave I bumped it to 10pm because it doesn’t really matter to me. It’s done charging in a
736.
by frumper 4y ago
Sounds like you're saying graphic designers no longer need Adobe and if they do need it then they probably gain a materially benefit from it. I never suggested Adobe products were cheap, or a good deal.
737.
by frumper 4y ago
I'm confused. Why wouldn't an Adobe subscription materially improve the ability of a graphic designer to do their work? I've also never felt the need for new hardware every year as a software developer.
738.
by frumper 4y ago
It does suck. Companies should buy an insurance plan from a company that sells insurance if they want insurance. If the company is good at keeping trainees then that'll reflect in their premiums. If they're bad, they should figu
739.
by frumper 4y ago
Schools are highly regulated. Loans are highly regulated. Education from colleges is accredited and held accountable to third party institutions. Employers training you then charging you isn't regulated at all. It's ripe for a
740.
by frumper 4y ago
There is a reason they’re quitting. Could be the pay is low, or they don’t like the job. Maybe they aren’t very good at it after all. Throw in some sick parents they need to take care of and top it off with a manager that is awful to wor
741.
by frumper 4y ago
That wherewithal is the design skill. Some people have it, some don't. Some are good with data too, some not.
742.
by frumper 4y ago
A cheater is a cheater. They are making a choice to cheat. It's not an accident. They know it's wrong, they know their conduct is hurtful. It doesn't make any sense to say that no one took it serious. I'm sure peopl
743.
by frumper 4y ago
Did I miss where cheating online is somehow not as bad as cheating in person? I understand it's harder to cheat in person, but I never thought it was "worse" to cheat in person because it's the worst thing you can do to
744.
by frumper 4y ago
Even if not parody, it's not a crime to post made up stuff on Facebook.
745.
by frumper 4y ago
The way you describe aggressively chasing promotions sounds different than losing your house. There is a middle ground in there. I also agree that people should be able to spend months with their children though. I'm glad California
746.
by frumper 4y ago
You’re on a forum to converse. If you have a point, say it. It’s lazy to tell someone to go do homework. Homework on what? I don’t know, it’s your point that you think is important, but won’t explain it.
747.
by frumper 4y ago
You realize you're putting your trust in the word of someone admitting they cheated. It only goes downhill from there.
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by frumper 4y ago
The trust is broken and equating it to fractions of someones life is the wrong measure. What has he done since he cheated at 12? Oh, he cheated in random games at 16. Surefire way to rebuild trust...
749.
by frumper 4y ago
It's one thing to say an old man cheated when he was 12 years old, it's yet another to say a 19 year old did it just a handful of years ago. He's still a kid.
750.
by frumper 4y ago
I'm not sure how you'd effectively enforce that. Charging happens at standard power levels.

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