hurrdurr2

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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
As if the average Millenial can afford expensive audio equipment.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
Same here. The only way to get these kinds of asinine behavior to stop is to hurt them in their pocket book; since it's apparently the only thing they care about.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
I have to admit I almost spit out my tea when I read that.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
McDonald's was my first job in high school. I took it because I wanted to get away from being slave labor to my parents who owned a liquor store. I worked there for a year with a rotating cast of characters including those from first g
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
No.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
Damn those are fantastic prices. Wish we had a micro center around here...
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
I'm running a Ryzen 5 2600X in my new pc. 12 threads running at 4 GHz for 150 tax included is just too good to pass up.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
Regrettably the media needs to publish what gets the most clicks; unfortunately what gets the most clicks these days is partisan stories that gets readers riled up. That Panama leak story was also quickly "forgotten" by the MSM.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
We are a manufacturing facility and the amount of meetings to discuss how to best implement LEAN, 6S, and kaizen has become comical. Many of these meetings indeed turn into complaint fests between managers from different groups.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
Math truly is the language of the universe.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
Back when I worked as a telemarketer in high school a long time ago, we sold paper subscriptions, and usually the people that didn't cuss us out and hang up right away are the lonely old people who just wanted to chat. I lasted two mon
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
Autocratic regimes can rejoice...they can extract public confessions so much easier now...
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
Yeah there's a lot of lonely people everywhere... and not just the elderly. I'm sure they problem gets worse as lonely folks get older.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
Yeah you're right. Problem is illegal vape carts added these kinds of oils to make the product thicker. The problem has always been illegal THC vape carts causing injuries and deaths and not their legal counterparts.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
Turns out breathing in large quantities of oil droplets is really bad for your lungs... Now perhaps they can stop the hysteria and put in some effective regulatory control instead.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
It's really incredible what our everyday mundane world is made of... especially taking into account the quantum realm.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
Meanwhile, at my company, our HR has decided to cut sick leave to the CA state mandated 3 days minimum. So now we have people coughing their heads off at work and spreading flu everywhere. How efficient can you be I wonder when you are sick
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
The article mentioned people may be operating drones to film footage for social media or to sell to TV stations. If this was really the case then it shouldn't be too hard to track these kinds of folks down.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
It sure was convenient for a lot of high profile people that this guy is dead. The cameras happened to malfunction on that day... guy got taken off suicide watch. Also his cell mate was an ex-cop who looks like he could snap people in half
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
This might sound hyperbolic but I'm almost getting Theranos vibes from reading this story. Using refugees to push your nonfunctinal product is slimey to say the least.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
So we're only supposed to get upset at Blizzard right? Or should us morally rightious folk be boycotting every studio owned by Activision?
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
Because a vocal minority makes a lot of noise.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
So Blizzard must be forced to allow political speech and protesting on their platform... a company that makes video games?
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
Blizzard is a private company and if they want to moderate/censor certain content on their platforms it is totally up to them. This really isn't a free speech issue. Just like how you can't post certain types of content on Yo
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
This is what amazes me; that there are so many supposedly intelligent individuals throwing money at shitty ideas. Google investing in Juicero comes to mind. It's like any semblance of due diligence is just an afterthought.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
Wow... thanks for sharing your story. I always thought it was mainly the feds being completely inept when it came to Indian Affairs but I guess it's not surprising the local governments are the same way.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
The federal government continues to horribly mismanage reservation lands and the resources located on them. "Tribes historically had little or no control over their energy resources. Royalties were set by the Bureau of Indian Affairs,
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
I haven't been to the Cherokee reservation, but have been to a couple of reservations for smaller tribes. They were universally sad/depressing places. Usually they have one central liquor store/"market" with drunk p
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
This reminds me of how cops can just confiscate your property if they suspect you of a crime via "civil forfeiture". Kafkaesque indeed.
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by hurrdurr2 7y ago
If it looks like clickbait and smells like clickbait...

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