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by giarc 5y ago
I agree, I suspect that very few Googlers will be unvaxxed and that trying to identify these individuals and poach them will be tough. Not a good look if other tech companies are specifically bringing in non-vaccinated employees. Might crea
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by giarc 5y ago
Funny you should mention 'get caught driving over the speed limit'.... from another link in this thread that did happen. Like most plans, Birges’s fell apart rather early on. One of his sons got a speeding ticket, placing him near
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by giarc 5y ago
>It is also why its fascinating that people will believe in conspiracy theories that supposedly involve tens / hundreds / thousands of people. I have the same reasoning for the 9/11 truthers. Do people really believe that
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by giarc 5y ago
Sure but let's look at a few. NBA - just finished season, many players, even those that played in the playoffs have made the trip to Toyoko. So seems like the NBA could continue to supply players for the Olympics. Golf - they could con
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by giarc 5y ago
We also watch on the CBC Gem Apple TV app. It seems to have everything we want... live events, replay events, "PrimeTime" coverage where they switch between popular events with commentators. We even watched USA vs ROC men's i
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by giarc 5y ago
But aren't most sporting calendars built around the Olympics? I'm not talking MLB, NBA etc, but all other sports (athletics, swimming, gymnastics etc) have their World Cups and qualifying etc scheduled specifically to prepare for
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by giarc 5y ago
Axios is still linking to that stream. https://www.axios.com/live-updates-jeff-bezos-space-blue-ori... I've notified the author of the Axios article and flagged the youtube stream.
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by giarc 5y ago
"The plaintiff has been with the airline for 11 years and still currently works with the company." Suing your employer for $1 billion, bold strategy cotton. I suspect he's about to get a lot of the less desirable route assign
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by giarc 5y ago
SpaceX biggest customer is the US government. You really think the US gov will ship satellites to China for launches?
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by giarc 5y ago
I said people don't get to make the rules referring to your comment about what if the homeowner informed the tradesperson first. Well that's the thing, you can't break the rules just because everyone is in agreement that it&
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by giarc 5y ago
People don't get to make the rules.
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by giarc 5y ago
Imagine you are a tradesperson and get hired for some job. You go to the house, complete the work, only to later find out the owner of the house (who was there the whole time) was legally required to self-isolate due to risk of having COVID
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by giarc 5y ago
Paywalled - access here https://outline.com/PCcptc
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by giarc 5y ago
This line "“We run all this stuff through nonprofit organizations that are insulated from having to disclose donors. There is total anonymity,” he said. “People don’t know who supports us. We’ve been doing this for 20-something years i
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by giarc 5y ago
Interesting. I'm wondering if I'd be able to drop the Amazon Prime then as well. Outside of Subscribe and Save, all of our purchases could be bunched until we hit the minimum order $. We hardly ever watch Amazon Prime video, we us
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by giarc 5y ago
Do you know if you can still use Subscribe and Save without a Prime membership? We use that service quite a bit.
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by giarc 5y ago
How is this sold to Americans as a good option? Is it that you have "choice" of insurance providers? Is it that you might pay less if you are healthy? I don't get it, why do so many American's vote in politicians who adv
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by giarc 5y ago
:) I could see some features becoming quite annoying, especially if you have to click through a bunch of upsells to finally add item to order. I think places could get creative though, for example leave comments for the chef about the meal,
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by giarc 5y ago
I suspect there are things that would improve the experience for everyone. For example, instead of the customer asking "Is X gluten free, is Y gluten free" the online menu could have filters for various allergies etc. Online men
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by giarc 5y ago
They had to release it. >The report prepared by the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) was required by the Intelligence Authorization Act passed by Congress late last year. The U.S. intelligence community was given 180 days to prepa
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by giarc 5y ago
Apple has a $222 billion lead so far.
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by giarc 5y ago
I wonder if most shops buy their parts from a distributor who takes them back, most often called a "core charge".
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by giarc 5y ago
>But people certainly listened to his words as officials from the Maryland Emergency Management Agency sent out an alert one day after receiving more than 100 calls about ingesting disinfectants as a possible treatment for COVID-19, acco
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by giarc 5y ago
It's likely a CYA situation. There were people that took aquarium chloroquine after Trump promoted hydroxychloroquine for treatment of COVID.
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by giarc 5y ago
I agree with your comment. When I look at various respiratory viral dashboards for North America, we had a pretty typical year in 2019-2020. Therefore all these people likely just had some viral infection (flu, enterovirus, rhinovirus etc).
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by giarc 5y ago
The chance of it producing any result is incredibly low. Imagine trying to pin point the start of an outbreak when the US might have had a handful of cases each month, by randomly sampling people. You'd basically have to sample 100% o
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by giarc 5y ago
Images of man in mouth start at 1:03.
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by giarc 5y ago
I'm Craig - the founder of Launch Vitamins. I decided to launch the same day I'm getting a vasectomy and sharing my reasons why! I hope you enjoy the post, but also hope you check out my product and if it sounds like something you
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Vasectomy Day a.k.a. Launch Day(launchvitamins.com)
1 points by giarc 5y ago|1 comments

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