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by hourislate 5y ago
Imagine being so dumb to think some aren't open since there are a handful of employees there or opening a few since there would be homeless there.
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by hourislate 5y ago
Apple should house these poor people at HQ. With employees working from home they should have a lot of office space that could be converted into rooms for the homeless. I'm sure there are fitness facilities they could use for basic hyg
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He's trolling...
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It's my belief that the FBI, CIA, NSA, CCP, FSB, Mossad, etc already had access to all my devices (IOS, Android, Windows). Anyone who thinks their calls, txt, computers, emails, physical mail, packages, etc are private are seriously mi
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by hourislate 5y ago
A couple of weeks ago I saw a sign in front of Aldi that said "We're Hiring $10.50 per/Hour" last week the changed it to "We're Hiring $15.00 per/hour". $10.50 doesn't seem to cut it anymore. How
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by hourislate 5y ago
One of his best...still laughing all these years later https://youtu.be/KplFYfs_t4Y?t=441
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https://www.eia.gov/outlooks/steo/report/natgas.php We expect that U.S. consumption of natural gas will average 82.9 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) in 2021, down 0.5% from 2020. U.S. natural gas cons
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by hourislate 5y ago
I have 5 20 x 20 box fans running 24/7/365 with Merv 13 HEPA filters placed against the back (held on by the fans suction). The whole house has Merv 12 HEPA filtration through forced air system. The air in the house is incredibly
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by hourislate 5y ago
WTF happened to Australia? I was under the impression it was a "take no shit" kind of place. It seems like they've become some sort of clown world police state. The Government response is completely over the top considering t
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The Golden Quarter(aeon.co)
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by hourislate 5y ago
What would be the point of making a voting system secure when you don't need identification to vote?
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As Hikers Vanish, These Mountains Hold Tight to Their Mysteries(nytimes.com)
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Starliner delayed again, and its launch window may close soon(arstechnica.com)
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Possible solution. Don't allow wrecking yards to buy them unless they are attached to a car. At that point they are worthless because the thieves will have no where to sell them. Now if the thieves decide to cut them open and take out
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by hourislate 5y ago
Ripe for "The Law of Unintended Consequences". Without changes to what is classified as Part Time Work (usually 30 hours), employers will get rid of full time staff and in some cases be able to avoid paying almost all benefits. UP
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They built billion dollar campuses that sit almost empty and the attitude now is by God we are going to fill them even if it means all our employees have to die from Corona. It all started with open offices to create less privacy and more s
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The article mentioned 25 years. >It’s been used as a testbed for mission package development and leaving the fleet well ahead of its expected 25-year service life .
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Canadians are kind of a sheepish society. They obey the government to the last letter of every word. It's why every level of Government can get away with anything they want to. The Government could have a Jonestown event and Canadians
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by hourislate 5y ago
Is it possible that an outlier, an amateur, a lone wolf, was able for a moment to draw the strength and determination that would lead to victory and not even the best in the world stood a chance. Of is as you say....she was lucky and her vi
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It seems both Matt Thompson and Blake Hall (former Army Rangers) launched the company while at Harvard for the Military and I presumed through connections they had. After the Military adopted their platform, they were able to segway into th
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by hourislate 5y ago
I will wear a mask for as long as I can without drawing any attention to myself. I've even thought about wearing a gator over my mask that has a print that fucks with facial recognition. https://www.sarabmoura.com/wp-co
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by hourislate 5y ago
There are a few incredibly wealthy family offices buying up most of the apartment building and commercial space in Toronto and across Canada. I'm not sure but the two guys mentioned (Stephen Shiller and Danny Lavy) could be the group I
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by hourislate 5y ago
It seems to be the case. Very little sustainable agriculture is practiced anywhere.
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Smart for the Colombian Gov, this should attract investment from International Corps/Partners. A change in the law will allow growers from all over the world take advantage of a favorable growing climate and cheap labor to reduce costs
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Canada could really help out here, if they can build oil pipelines all the way from Alberta to TX they can build water pipeline (dozens) from BC to California. Just the runoff into the Ocean could provide more than enough water for everyone
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>What would you call folks that violently and successfully interrupted a core democratic process of tabulating the votes from different states? Are you referring to the Politicians you vote for that violently spread war and interrupt cor
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With his deep ties through out the Biden Administration, it's a brilliant move. Meng should sigh a breath of relief, she will be free soon to return to China and all US Gov charges will be dropped. Look to also see Huawei sanctions rem
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Interesting that you find filling them with nutritious food is yuck but dipping them in coffee or adding sugar in the form of marmalade or jam to a starch/fat is good.
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Which breed, German Shepard?
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by hourislate 5y ago
I think it's normal, having kids, work, life, aging, diet, sleep, etc, it all adds up. Just have to try harder not to get distracted, make everything you need to do a mission, at least that's how I deal with it.

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