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fundad
5y ago
I have dedicated APs but don’t have a nice router. I haven’t figured out if using APs for Wi-Fi and using my ISP’s router for routing loses me any speed. Does anyone think an additional NAT layer could improve performance? I imagine it’s fe
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fundad
5y ago
Medicare 20 or more years from now? The eligibility age will be raised by 100 years before we know it.
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fundad
5y ago
You are pure love! It’s a joke I heard about keeping horses
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fundad
5y ago
It may be that the size of precent of businesses that went under in the US and other large economies isn't that significant. It could be that this is how large economies grow. The realignment of spending and reopening was growth on top
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fundad
5y ago
The funny thing is the forgivable payroll loans are the reason many businesses are around to hire now.
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fundad
5y ago
Exactly. A lot of businesses that survived long enough to hire now were saved by generous PPP money. Every $ x billion in PPP could be attributed to .y% of inflation but we don’t talk about capital the way we talk about workers.
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fundad
5y ago
Because mass death, displacement and dramatically reduced immigration. I expect it to get worse as we face more pandemics and the climate crisis worsens.
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fundad
5y ago
Not explicitly; I agree. I meant that while it is a myth, it is a myth perpetuated by elected officials in the US and what they say when they hold power and especially the campaign promises they make to win power.
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fundad
5y ago
QOL staying the same is quite attractive. Out of curiosity, how many millions of dollars-equivalent does it cost to buy heath insurance in retirement? Isn’t that more attractive than what you need in the states?
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fundad
5y ago
I think it’s a reference to US leaders with European heritage use Swedish immigrants as exemplary prospects versus people from non-white nations.
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fundad
5y ago
Eat money and poop work
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5y ago
If you post it on a public social network, it’s fair for employer to ask. You can plead the 5th but that’s effectively an elaborate excuse. I ask contractors if they’re vaccinated before entering my home and they can refuse the job if it bo
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fundad
5y ago
It’s called progress.
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fundad
5y ago
Yeah not surprising for BoomerNews
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fundad
5y ago
Well having 70% Fossil Fuel share means you can be easily manipulated by petrostates she in fact You don’t want that
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fundad
5y ago
We all know that they charged the pc manufacturers and forced them to pay a license on computers regardless of what’s preinstalled
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fundad
5y ago
They big mad if you say humans are killers. The monkeys would do that to any species once threatened.
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fundad
5y ago
Not all dealerships let you order the trim you want, even if it's ok to sell in your state. Chrysler pulled this on me so I substituted the good with one from another maker. Months later Chrysler called with all trims magically availab
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5y ago
Personally I didn’t benefit but my position allowed me to absorb the destruction of investment wealth and surprise child care expenses when schools closed. I also saw inflation coming as inputs and building materials shot up during the trad
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fundad
5y ago
Remember questioning economic growth in 2018 and 2019 and you were accused of speaking g a recession into existence? I do. I guess nobody is paid to fight against speaking an inflation spiral into existence
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fundad
5y ago
Yes and many state houses were attacked on Jan 6 the weeks leading up to that, people closed a state legislature. Combine those and public schools with rising violence at private-sector workplaces (YouTube, VTA, clerks shot dead over masks)
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fundad
5y ago
Um good luck finding the car of your choice these days. Even before pando/trade war an in-demand model took weeks or months while other cars sit on lots. We can’t argue that quality of life is sooo much better when production is such a
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fundad
5y ago
Exactly this. The same people setting wages are setting prices.
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fundad
5y ago
As long as you wanted the product and got it in exchange for money, anything the company says can be safely ignored.
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fundad
5y ago
In the US it's legal for the president to solicit bribes so they don't have to hide the agreements. They can do it out in the open.
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fundad
5y ago
It's not surprising but it's a surprise. All the lobbying for the US Tariff exemptions were out in the open, if it was revealed as a surprise it would look like bribery.
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fundad
5y ago
it's a real shame though, being surrounded by Black Joy was the most memorable attraction for me
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fundad
5y ago
Yeah Twitter acted first out of belief that it's possible for the right to go too far. Any relevant business or publications fell all over themselves to sweep Jan 6 under the rug. Companies went back on their vow not to fund Republican
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5y ago
Many institutions the US was known for has suffered the same fate in the last fifty-something years. "Make America Great Again" refers to how beloved our institutions were. They see Civil Rights as our nation's weakness, hold
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fundad
5y ago
If it's real-talk, I expect it will get downvoted. It's more palatable to back-rationalize things as being the way they are for some exceptional reason.
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