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hackerman12345
8y ago
So if someone calls you and you're using speakerphone and they say something bad you should be arrested?
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And in the first quarter of 2018 they produced: Model S: 11,730 Model X: 10,070 Model 3: 8,180
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8y ago
Sounds like you need long-term disability insurance.
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Does the cash flow in the trading/exchanges not count?
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8y ago
That's rough! Why wouldn't your kids would get your wife's citizenship in most countries? Also your (future?) wife's country probably has marriage visas and what not.
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I'd understand if it's actually something that is locally made but it's pretty annoying when a place like Brazil charges 100% markup tax on something like a video game console, video card, or what not. It surely makes it diff
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Wait until you read about how animals treat each other, and you'll pretty much think we are angels (obviously factory farms and what not are bad). And before you say "yea but I choose to not contribute to their suffering", we
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Mentioning your citizenship might help, certain countries look for certain groups (e.g. they have a satellite team in ___ where you speak the language, bonus!).
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I think the mice can usually run out of a way of a cow slowly grazing along pasture.
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According to: https://www.nrs.fs.fed.us/pubs/sp/sp_ne153.pdf it is not smaller. 12 mice per acre average. That's a lot more animal lives being ruined per acre IMO - and that's just the mice. If you want
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My point is that cows don't smash the field mice all day long.
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Right, but also instead of a pasture for cows to run around and eat, you get a field with increases the amount of suffering of the little field mice and bunnies.
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Everyone prefers grass fed cows anyway, right?
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Emissions footprint is being improved every day - you might remember an article from a month ago discussing that giving seaweed to cows reduces their emissions by a huge amount. If everyone went veg, we would need more farms right? How many
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Tinder gives you the huge binder full of women too though.
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It's not just marketing in that graph, it's sales & marketing. Insurance companies don't make getting drugs covered and to patients easy. Newly created drugs are pretty useless if neither doctor nor patient has heard of t
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She was fired for mainly upsetting the community by doing things such as firing Victoria, it seems odd we're now blaming supposed 'incels and misogynists' for calling for Ellen's firing and standing up for Victoria.
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I'm suggesting the whole reason behind this "better admission system" is because they want to reduce the amount of Asians there. If you keep changing the rules for admission, you'll eventually find one which xyz undesire
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ACT spokesman has a good point. I think the university will find this will lead to a reduced graduation rate, and less seats available for students who have a high probability of making it through the program. As of 2016, the school recorde
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Someone unhinged who strongly disagreed with one of his previous comments might take this as an easy harassment vector.
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We have plenty of data that shows that more degrees = more salary though. https://www1.salary.com/Salaries-for-Web-Software-Developer-...
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If the container leaks, radionuclides might seep out which could be bad news (flowing with currents or ingested by fish). Solving the political issues at Yucca would be a great permanent solution to waste.
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That's what the Messenger app is used for.
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Heat isn't wasted if you live somewhere you need to heat your house anyway. Many people turn energy -> heat without any 'useful' byproduct in between. Imagine if instead they got free bitcoin or cancer research or server h
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Do you realize that Obamacare is based on throwing more money at insurers - and furthermore wanted to legally require that every American throw a share of money at a for-profit insurer? Is everyone against that really a "person that ha
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How can you claim to understand them when you're posting their oppositions propaganda instead of their own arguments? That's like starting a conversation by referring to a pro-choicer as a pro-death... even if you have great argum
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Can utilizing features ever be fraud?
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It'll force us to fix our infrastructure and be prepared for the future, sounds like a good thing.
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Not allowing businesses to fire customers who don't want to share anything sounds like a massive problem for companies who's revenue model depends on user info. Think of all the people who don't want to share anything but sti
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All of us have enough information to know that violent crimes still happen - and people should be allowed to defend themselves from it - that's a human right, after all. Fact is, if the attacker is bigger than you, you're going to
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