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For people with enough free time and no kids this might be the case, but I think once sex happens less than once a week it does become a quantity/intimacy problem in couples.
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I think it partially depends on the app you use as well. You ultimately need to figure out what people are using in your region.
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I thought this is pretty well documented on tinder at least that the top twenty percent or so of men are making out like bandits.
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4y ago
One thing that still confuses be is the idea of pedestrian avoidance. Sure, a sensor can identify a person in the road quickly and brake. I just don't see how cars are ever going to be good at the question of when you aren't sure
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4y ago
You don't have to worry about which definition someone uses if it's an angry drunk.
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While the job market and the airport is great about ATL, I have to say the traffic, public schools, crime, etc are not great. Expensive housing as well, maybe not terrible compared to some places, though. Moving outside the perimeter doesn&
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4y ago
I think it's scary in the conventional drm sense. You are correct that Google has not been known to support it's products sufficiently so it's far less likely that this will remain available than, say, a similar cloud streami
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4y ago
You would think that the more time people spend playing the game, the more money the game makes. I would think online loading metrics would be a similar problem for whomever is responsible for input latency.
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4y ago
Why do you even feel compelled to respond to so many people if all they're doing is asking for free help?
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The goal of a lot of the redistricting and ending of accelerated programs seems simple: put higher performing students in the same class as lower performing students. Then make the parents of the higher performing students responsible for e
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I'm a little confused as to how audio book services have been evolving over the past few years. Audible, owned by Amazon, was doing an acceptable job providing a lot of titles and subscription services. They even let you return digital
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4y ago
You might get a pass on #cafebabe if your local baristas don't speak 1337.
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4y ago
Most estimates I've seen of funding for New York students is $25k to $30k a year though. I would think that's more of a sign of incredible corruption and mismanagement and not that there isn't enough money to go around. To co
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4y ago
Do you think public schools are underfunded? Any chart I've seen has shown the opposite, if you compare our schools to other countries'.
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I'm not sure if I agree with the premise that the gifted students keep all the resources to themselves. If anything they should require less mentoring, less discipling and their parents should be more likely to be involved financially
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4y ago
I think a lot of the equity advocates fail to admit things just aren't working right now. So if you say you'll just pull your kids and send them private, they'll say that we need to force all kids into public schools. There&#
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A lot of my friends in the city I went to college in would have been on the "equity" side of this debate as well, until they had kids themselves. It dawned on them that their kids in public schools may not be able to get algebra i
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4y ago
"First the buses, then the taxes, and then the passenger cars" The joke is funnier if you say taxis instead, though.
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The Twitter posts are about how a couple got married at Disney and annoyed the family. I don't personally see it as anyone's business where they decide on getting married. I think most people believe that as well. That being said,
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4y ago
Why didn't they call people back in stages, maybe 20% of the workforce each week?
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This seems to be a case of genuine irony: Sega CD might have had some good titles but the value was never there, even more so with 32x. But we can't get Sega systems anymore and retro games are cool anyway. And I'm guessing we won
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The professors were stating that this isn't a problem that we can punish our way out of. But in your response you only address measures to ensure that social outcasts are identified and dealt with before they hurt someone. It seems lik
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Also: >The Parkland shooter had just been expelled from school and then came back. This is not a problem we can punish our way out of. I believe a lot of the problem is collective nihilism among low status "disposable" men. Lac
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I think a lot of the green technologies are intended more to make us feel better about warming the Earth, not so much actually turning the corner. Simply blaming Fox News viewers is a helpful distraction for the industry owners who are actu
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I certainly agree that it's incredibly patronizing to be "well actually'd". Sure the person doing it is acting like Brainy Smurf. They're also frequently detailing your original intent to draw attention to themself.
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I suspect that's just the nature of language though as there are plenty of other definitions that are in flux. Here's one that isn't controversial: "cringe". Cringe is whatever you cringe at according to your own su
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>When a director or writer casts people of colour out of the future, when a director casts Islam out of the future, they reveal their own expectations and anxieties. Dune is 20k years in the future when Earth doesn't really function
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I'm kind of confused as to the benefits of a Tesla. You get a car that has less rigorous quality control and is less maintainable. Why take the risk?
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I think that's a testament to how micro transactions can ruin the balance of a game as you never know who the difficulty is designed for. With SMTV, Atlus added a dlc to make it easier to level your characters. So did they deliberately
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4y ago
After all these years we can finally hack aol to get unlimited hours.
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