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by indlebe 13y ago
>I would think it entirely obvious that if you work overtime you either get paid or take compensatory time off? Obvious to whom? I haven't had an employer that finds this point obvious in more than 7 years.
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by indlebe 13y ago
Yes use suggests not proves
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by indlebe 13y ago
>Basically, you're removing the implicit assumption that you know better than the person you're speaking with about what would work for their business. Bingo. I feel that that from a psychological perspective the way you word a
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by indlebe 13y ago
>"We are loved by everyone. Money is not a factor" A very nice childhood so many of us have had, but certainly not the reality for a large chunk of children who grow up hearing exactly the opposite. General statements like this
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by indlebe 13y ago
>In fact, being rich is the single best way to help people. Having empathy is key. Being rich alone doesn't help anyone. In the capitalist state that we live in perhaps you are right, but if there wasn't such an economic divide
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by indlebe 13y ago
No, it cites a different Tyee article :) < http://bit.ly/1idMZgQ> , as well as a couple of other Techdirt posts.
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by indlebe 13y ago
The Canadian government has been closing libararies and destroying books all over Canada this past year. Relevant article: < http://bit.ly/1a04oY5>
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by indlebe 13y ago
:) I was attempting a more politically correct version of: http://www.lurkmore.com/wiki/Newfag_Summer I heard about eternal september last year and figured that eternal summer was a play on it.
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by indlebe 13y ago
Endless summer ;)
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by indlebe 13y ago
It shows that I'm running Windows 8.1 when I'm on 3.11.10-200.fc19.x86_64
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by indlebe 13y ago
It's cut and dry that this will empower abusive parents/guardians and even spouses.
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by indlebe 13y ago
>The bottom row appears to be an (properly) opt-in service for much younger kids Having grown up in a southern baptist family I think you're being idealistic here. I could easily see this filter being imposed on me by my previous pa
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by indlebe 13y ago
n key rollover is determined by the keyboard and the connector, if the keyboard supports it and your interface is PS/2 you do get full rollover.
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by indlebe 13y ago
in the USA that is. I've heard that Richmond B.C. has some of the best Chinese food in North America.
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by indlebe 13y ago
>I heard that steady supply of cash does help them a lot. Definitely. Although pairing that with help from someone who isn't from a poverty stricken mindset is key. Having a friend who comes from a more "stable" background
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by indlebe 13y ago
Having grown up in poverty I was impressed that he was able to relate fairly well given the short experiment.
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by indlebe 13y ago
I've also known junkies who buy 1 or 2 oxy at a time from a dealer, who buys 30 at a time, but his source who buys 1000 gets them from a doctor. My experiences with this are based in canada so there may be a cultural difference there.
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by indlebe 13y ago
>Plenty of high-level professionals use opiates (pills like Oxycontin) Perhaps, but I still question the likeliness that the mainstream pot dealer would move to selling pills still distributing from the same source. Pot, cocaine, mdmda,
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by indlebe 13y ago
I seriously question the authenticity of this piece, especially the last bit about the pill clients being the more "wealthy ones". Either that or this guy worked the most atypical drug dealing job I've heard of. In a more com
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by indlebe 13y ago
I think you thought that because it ends with chan. A name like SnapLeReddit may be much more appropriate, considering that all other chans that I've seen use the imageboard format, and don't just link to a subreddit.
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by indlebe 13y ago
Academic credentials are great and all, but don't they need to be applied to the real world before we can say that they know how to use any of it? The simple saying "the proof is in the pudding" comes to mind.
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by indlebe 13y ago
I concur. I'm from an english speaking area of new brunswick but we wouldn't know where the hell 3 rivers was if you called it that.
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by indlebe 13y ago
Thank-you for replying again! >The guilt by association essentially...... I'm sorry that I implied that, i did not mean to. I was trying to give an example of the type of articles that I would not want to see one HN. Re: public scho
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by indlebe 13y ago
>Well, ignoring the meaningless guilt by association tactics ("fox-news-worthy neocon propaganda") this tactic was unintended. can you please elaborate more on how this is that? >Pepsi in schools is a non-issue to me. My pro
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by indlebe 13y ago
understood, thank you and touche.
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by indlebe 13y ago
>It appalls me that HN is so adamantly desirous of the freedom of the press, the freedom of anonymity, the freedom of assembly, etc., but sees no problem with calling for the mass restrictions of freedoms in work, housing, healthcare, an
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by indlebe 13y ago
Quoting the hip-hop artist KRS-1: "Barack is like the manager of Burger King. All presidents are, including Bush. It's like this... When your fries are cold, if your burger's not done right... you go back to Burger King (Ame
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by indlebe 13y ago
He had no choice but he was responsible, right. Or are you implying that the should-be-deprecated-by-now idea of compatibilism has some hold?
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by indlebe 13y ago
This is a pretty great interview. Say what you want about Stallman's personality but the points he makes in the interview are pretty bang on. I also think he did a good job of not sounding to pretentious while also elaborating on the d
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by indlebe 13y ago
Agreed. Tu quoque is really prevalent in this thread.

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