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by frumper 4y ago
You are eligible for unemployment in California if your employer significantly changes the terms of work, that includes changing locations to an unreasonable commute.
902.
by frumper 4y ago
That's funny. The bloomberg article isn't paywalled for me, but the afr one is.
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by frumper 4y ago
All doom and gloom. Having experienced some very good treatments and excellent outcomes for my daughter, I have a different opinion than "the system is without pros".
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by frumper 4y ago
I'll add a nice benefit I had with Tesla. I had a non-emergency warranty issue with the drivers side window and a scheduled a tech to come to my house and fix it.
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by frumper 4y ago
I hear Austin is lovely this time of year.
906.
by frumper 4y ago
Also not my experience in northern California, except for bad roads. The only power outage I can remember in recent memory was a drunk driver hit the neighborhood transformer a few years ago.
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by frumper 4y ago
Yeah, those numbers seem off. My Y gets at least 250 miles/charge and using expensive superchargers in California would put it around $30/charge. I'd expect worst case to be about $150 each way. Superchargers around here a
908.
by frumper 4y ago
I guess I don't take the attitude I need to find them again. If I do, great, if not, I still go over the next hill to see what's there. I find the open world exploration quite fun.
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by frumper 4y ago
I was surprised how Much Elden Ring didn’t feel punishing to me. I was expecting it to be much more unpleasant to die. For the most part I can shrug off runes and usually you spawn pretty close.
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by frumper 4y ago
I’m 65 hours into this and only have a vague idea what the main quest line is. I see something on the map and run to it. It’s fun to explore and there is so much. I’ve met a lot of random people that want me to do stuff. My only want in
911.
by frumper 4y ago
First off, they're all lying to everyone. To threaten with imperfect information doesn't mean that it's harder to threaten, they just pick winners and losers on who they think is on their side. We're talking about lega
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by frumper 4y ago
They sure could. If things pass they may get away with not voting for something they said they would, to no impact. If things don't pass then money will not be flowing and the leaders will be mad and probably escalate pressure. The ge
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by frumper 4y ago
Promise the leaders lots of support if things you want pass, and the leaders can help direct who you should be spreading your support around to. It doesn't matter at the individual level who actually votes for what you want as long as
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by frumper 4y ago
Lobbyists care about results, not that specific people are voting. Secret congressional voting won't affect the money flowing if favorable policies are enacted even if there are some that don't vote in lock step with the lobbyist
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by frumper 4y ago
They could just give them the money after something passes as a reward. At that point it doesn't matter if a specific individual voted for it in a secret vote or not.
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by frumper 4y ago
Ford just told 39k owners of Expeditions and Navigators to park outside because of engine fires. 12 of the 16 reported fires happened while the cars were turned off. https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/
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by frumper 4y ago
Yes, that is a good point. Staff employed by the hospitals are included. UC Davis alone is more than 10 thousand employees. I'd imagine a few of the other UC hospitals are also significant portions of that support staff.
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by frumper 4y ago
Looking into UC Statistics from your link gives an interesting insight. I came away with the numbers 232k employees with earnings in 2021. https://universityofcalifornia.edu/about-us/information-cent... And Fall 2021 h
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by frumper 4y ago
These lenders make money on bad and even failed loans. Why sell a car once when you can sell it 3 or 4 times. "buyer of the 1999 Oldsmobile Intrigue at Auto World Auto Sales in February. A 26-year-old single mother of three, she neede
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by frumper 4y ago
Companies fail to comply with laws all the time. They suffer fines, recalls, and sometimes nothing for non-compliance. The Secretary of State at the time it was signed into law warned the Governor that it was unenforceable. The Secretary
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by frumper 4y ago
I'm not sure why it didn't happen here, but there are a lot of times where it does. Another article mentioned that no fines had been levied because of this law. That might be a reason it was allowed to stay in effect.
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by frumper 4y ago
What you're suggesting for the UK sounds like a terrible argument. Without the constitution these terrible laws will never be struck down for being illegal because they wouldn't be illegal. Courts can, and do, issue injunctions
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by frumper 4y ago
Lurkers are the eyeballs…
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by frumper 4y ago
This doesn’t resolve the issue the article has though. I’m a mDAU because I’ve logged in, yet there is no way for the people writing the article to know that I’m active.
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by frumper 4y ago
Which stations reported 52C? I’d think that would be the headline of true.
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by frumper 4y ago
"Employers should have a process in place to provide reasonable accommodations when using algorithmic decision-making tools;" "Without proper safeguards, workers with disabilities may be “screened out” from consideration in a
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by frumper 4y ago
My family is dealing with the stress the shortage is causing. It really feels like a spiral. As soon as a palette hits Costco people flock to buy it all up. Unlike giant packs of toilet paper though, formula doesn’t last as long. It mak
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by frumper 4y ago
I don't think it makes sense to say someone that can't afford to participate in a market is in the market. They'll enter the market when they can reasonably participate and want to. Age doesn't have anything to do with
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by frumper 4y ago
They might be calculating for loss in getting it from Colorado to Los Angeles. LA averages around 28k gallons a years per household.
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by frumper 4y ago
Just running some numbers into affordability calculators. Buying a house at $350k probably had your annual income between 70-80k which was about the top 1/3 of households 25 years ago. That was middle class. To afford $1.4M you&#x27

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