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by gustavus 3y ago
The only housing that works for a dude that's cracked out on meth and smearing human excrement on the walls is a cement room. Until we can figure out what to do with people who refuse to live in the rest of society we'll be limite
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by gustavus 3y ago
I'll give a warning with that, the traffic generated by adnausem starts to get cloudflare suspicious and then you end up having 1/2 of the internet made inaccessible because Cloudflare decided at some point you are a bad actor and
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by gustavus 3y ago
I have never had a snap package I've installed that I didn't have to immediately uninstall and find the .deb for because the snap ran into a bunch of weird issues. I hate snap I hate whoever thought it was a good idea and I hope t
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by gustavus 3y ago
Well back in the day it wasn't a problem because we had an on call allowance and you got paid for that, nowadays they told everyone "you're too good for hourly work, we're going to make you salaried, it's great now
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by gustavus 3y ago
The details of the actual cases. > The first case, O’Connor-Ratcliff v. Garnier, involves school board trustees who used their personal Facebook and Twitter accounts to solicit feedback from constituents, invite the public to board meeti
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by gustavus 3y ago
Clearly it's because he is offering to bankroll a supra-national group of elite soldiers to fight the alien menace that threatens our species and way of life, and he is hoping that "[Musk] has been chosen to lead this initiative.
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by gustavus 3y ago
> Some younger employees also reportedly stated that their salary and career paths are much better at Tesla as compared to other automakers. They also appreciated the fact that they were issued stock options from the company, some of who
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by gustavus 3y ago
Sounds like you're getting what you pay for in Canada.
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by gustavus 3y ago
An exhaustive, through and entertaining answer to that question (for the bubble) is provided here https://what-if.xkcd.com/32/ The short answer is not really and drones are better for it anyway.
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by gustavus 3y ago
Just a reminder Einstien who was the most revolutionary scientist since Newton was unable to secure a teaching position prior to publishing 3 nobel prize worthy papers in 1 year. Why do we think academia has suddenly magically changed?
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by gustavus 3y ago
> All of this seems ripe for playing number games. Now you're getting it. It step 1 of the con. In a con the first thing you do is shut down the mark's reasoning by overwhelming it with an appeal to strong emotion, usually gre
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by gustavus 3y ago
Although I agree it is a tragedy that not everyone has the opportunity to be born an American, and I am a staunch advocate for trying to remedy that (no more illegal immigration problems from SA if we just annex the whole damn thing, manife
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by gustavus 3y ago
> the CIA and NSA since all they are focused on spying on non citizens. HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! That's a good one.
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by gustavus 3y ago
"All men are endowned by their creator with certain unalienable rights." - some old Virginian dudes and a bunch of angry Bostonians
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by gustavus 3y ago
> And neither GCP nor AWS is getting shut down. Even using the numbers you give, the answer is that the risk of either shutting down is zero for all intents and purposes. There's no reason to split hairs over which of two infinitesi
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by gustavus 3y ago
Good evening, London. Allow me first to apologize for this interruption. I do, like many of you, appreciate the comforts of everyday routine, the security of the familiar, the tranquillity of repetition. I enjoy them as much as any bloke. B
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by gustavus 3y ago
That's funny I remember a time not so long ago when just questioning the origin of a virus, or the efficacy of a vaccine got people outed silenced. I remember when just having discussions around if men should be allowed to compete in w
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by gustavus 3y ago
> Mr Fowler said he had discovered an unprotected online database with spreadsheets, vehicle registration information, driving licences and other sensitive data. The online database was part of a storage system for 11 towing companies wh
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Canada Will Legalize Medically Assisted Dying for People Addicted to Drugs(vice.com)
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by gustavus 3y ago
That's funny I always thought that prejudice and discrimination was something someone could be regardless of who you are. That is interesting to learn that as long as you are part of certain groups it is impossible for one to be racist
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by gustavus 3y ago
I work in info sec. The emphasis is never on securing things but rather on "risk management" the entire field of information security from a business perspective is the quote from fight club "A new car built by my company lea
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by gustavus 3y ago
Yes but all the steel production in the world may not help when you're ports are blockaded and your country is no longer able to feed it's citizens. Remember Germany was close to the top of the world in manufacture and population
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by gustavus 3y ago
> he highest youth unemployment rate in the developed world. Millions more men than young women to marry them to This is actually the most worrisome part for me. A bunch of young unemployed men who have no prospect of marriage and no rea
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by gustavus 3y ago
This is the downside of centralized Identity Providers, they become a more and more tempting target the more people that use them. EDIT: Update after looking through the article the important bit is >In an advisory sent to an undisclosed
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by gustavus 3y ago
Before anyone wants to use this to weigh in on the school voucher fight in the US the first paragraph is > For Shannon May and her husband Jay Kimmelman, the conference call scheduled with the World Bank on September 12, 2020, was make o
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by gustavus 3y ago
>Research published yesterday by several European media outlets has revealed that an international campaign in support of the EU’s proposed child sexual abuse regulation has been largely orchestrated and financed by a network of organisa
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by gustavus 3y ago
I concur. Seriously it's job is to act as a repository of PDF files. It does that it does that well. It doesn't not need a fancy new frontend that changes again in 18 months because "circles are in" it doesn't need
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by gustavus 3y ago
"Now you listen here mister insurance man, I'd been out drinking and had to get to work in 20 minutes, the car should've been able to handle that." "There was an overturned oil tanker and the road was on fire and it
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by gustavus 3y ago
So it's $33k in AUD but notes in parentheses it is 17k in British Pounds. I thought the same thing to though.
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by gustavus 3y ago
Mostly because it was the couple themselves who said that according to the article.

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