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It may depend on how they define "watch". In my case, I have the TV on for an hour and a half to two hours, but during that time it's mostly background noise for the rest of my morning routine; maybe 20-30 minutes is actually
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In my experience as the target of bullying, talking to the bully doesn't really work, either.
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> That’s only a problem if you are a terrorist. Like NRA members, as per the city of San Francisco.
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>No one is taking away your guns. Not yet.
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Everyone wants a candidate "excited about our company", but last time I interviewed after being laid off, so I was more "excited about a job". I didn't really get excited for my current job until about 3 months in,
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By 'propaganda', I'm guessing the author means "things I don't agree with".
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phpBB and USENET are not the right comparisons; Slack is comparable to IRC: real-time chat. It's not the only one, it's just one of the most successful re-implementations.
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> Some rules are intentionally vague in order to be hard to circumvent using armies of lawyers Because lawyers have never been able to turn vague rules and regulations to their advantage.
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Please tell me where I can get a train from the US to Europe.
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That's one reason; familiarity is another. Depending on when and how a person started out with computers, there may have been no GUI available. My university was just getting connected to the internet about a year or so before the the
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Then presumably, there will be a follow-up entitled "Explosive Novels of the Cold War", detailing how booby-trapped books were used in clandestine operations.
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Adafruit published this BeOS guide just last week: https://learn.adafruit.com/build-a-bebox-with-beos-and-virtu...
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But then, how does the account holder know which is the current one?
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How is that different than any other country? You pay what the government says you owe, you get what the government says you get.
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Except legislation requiring backdoors will either exempt systems used by government workers of a certain level, or provide much higher penalties if those workers experience a breach.
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> Strong opinions held strongly is a net negative. Strong opinions like your opinion on older folks?
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But it's not _your_ mail/phone.
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Of course there are other reasons, such as co-opting foreign technology.
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I don't understand this: "We wanted to try to do no more for our child than other people were doing for theirs, because that was bad for both parent and kid, but we felt guilty doing too much less." They seriously are _trying
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I don't think that point is saying "you have to be a persuasive public speaker and effectively do management’s job for them". I really dislike speaking to groups of more than 2 or 3, and I want to stay as far away from any ma
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Until the utility upgrades to the next version of demand response software, which notices that you were sent a control message, but your consumption didn't change, so you're no longer eligible for the credit.
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At least you could wear it; I am a XXL (tall), and I've only received a proper sized shirt twice in the last twenty years.
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There's also the 1911 pistols made by Remington Rand and Singer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M1911_pistol#World_War_II
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The US equivalent is the USO: https://www.uso.org/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Service_Organizations
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Unless you're certain how that ID is generated and/or linked to your identity, you've probably just put someone else at your company on the naughty list.
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You may want to search for "shunting puzzles", such as those here: https://www.transum.org/Software/Shunting/Puzzles.asp Every time my model train interest rises, I consider setting up a small layout for
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Assuming you have the room _and the time_. That's really what much of the woodworking machines give you; they get a lot of rough work out of the way quickly. If you like the rough look, you're practically done. If not, you've
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We decided child labor was unacceptable _outside certain limits_. I was helping customers in the family deli at 11-12 years old, and that's perfectly legal as long as time/task regulations are followed.
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Or, the bit of how they chose the databases was left over from the first edition, and missed in editing the new one.
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But how many tellers? And what other duties do they have besides performing customer transactions? I was a teller back in the mid-nineties, and even then, depending on the branch, we almost never had a full teller line. There were maybe two
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