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2y ago
A lot of times, it's not even spying on users. It's not wanting to put in the time and effort to determine if you are in compliance or not. So you block all of Europe and you get around to it if you ever have the resources or care
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2y ago
If that were widely believed, passports wouldn't exist, and trespassing wouldn't be something you could be charged with. You can say it's a right, but I'm not sure there's any wealthy nation that believes that any r
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2y ago
> if you think they truly meant well, it's hard to resent them. It's easy to resent someone who means well if what they're trying to do is make you miserable because they can't see how you could be happy. That's
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2y ago
Feels extremely silly that the government would allow this threat to still stand. Feels like when this happened, it should have sparked an initiative that every child could attend public school if they wanted. I get bending in the moment, b
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2y ago
You're talking about a bullshit lunch of sandwiches. Most people are talking about breakfast, lunch and dinner where they have to juggle the wants and temperaments of their whole family and then spend more than an hour planning and get
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2y ago
The actual situation. I have just picked up my child from wherever they are and I'm bring them home. I can either spend upwards of an hour cooking or I can stop at a fast food restaurant in the drive through and get food immediately wi
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2y ago
I drink bottled water for a couple of reasons: - I did not plan well and I'm now in a situation where I need water I didn't bring my own bottle. I don't want to be chained to a water fountain if one even exists conveniently n
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2y ago
As always when this comes up, I ask about schools. Every single school system that has tried 4 day school weeks has had poor outcomes across the board. Children do worst academically and they fair worst socially, since that one less day is
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2y ago
I am so confused by this comment. Accounting software for small businesses is standard. Quick books is so ubiquitous and it's dirt cheap and supposed to be operated by a lay person. There are whole professions here are almost exclusive
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2y ago
I guest kinda tired of Californians being the sole yard stick all of the US is measured by. I think it sucks to live like they do too. It sounds very stressful to live on the edge like a lot seem to. But like my very poor sister can match y
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2y ago
I absolutely love this idea and I will be lobbying for this going forward.
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2y ago
The struggle I have having many white male friends who express their particular struggles that I might even agree with are a problem is that 1) Many of the expressed issues are problems brought about by them that I can't do anything ab
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2y ago
My parents disagree with me about having a job and my own money. Yeah fuck'em. I don't miss them at all
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2y ago
People always bring this up but in my 15 years of working in tech I've never seen anyone fired on the spot unless they really fuck up. Like cause the company serious financial or legal harm kind of fuck up. The tech layoffs get a lot o
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2y ago
22 is so many direct reports. If my supervisor had 22 direct reports. I'd just check out mentally because I know I wouldn't get any real face time with them to discuss issues. Skip manager attention? Forget it. With 22 direct repo
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2y ago
This push for tech abstinence will end much like sex abstinence. Instead of "wait until you're an adult" we should instead be teaching our child good habits. The issue is of course that most adults don't have good habits
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2y ago
Except with all those examples you gave, there are almost not parents that would encourage their child to do that. They would be cautioned over years not to do so. With college that's not the case at all. It is purely happenstance that
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3y ago
As a kid who had go get up at 5am to catch a bus to school, maybe they might. The issue is not riding the bus, but impeding on sleep. As a teen, I would have preferred to wake up st 6:30 to be to school at 7AM rather than wake up at 5AM to
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3y ago
We can apply this to everything. No one is trying to raise the age of candy and soda purchase to 16. Although we know that having access to these things drastically impacts children's health. Fast food too. Like it's the literal j
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3y ago
Except that's new too. When I was a kid, I could travel wherever I wanted without anyone calling the police on me. It was just normal for gangs of elementary schoolers to wander about. I'm a millennial, so it wasn't even that
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3y ago
Videos. Every time I get a video from an iphone user it is trash quality. Other iphone users don't have this problem. It's just me on the android. I cannot seem to get any iphone user to understand linking out from whatever icloud
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3y ago
I'll provide another data point. While I too lost that much weight by eating one meal a day that was just the extra weight I got due to the combo of covid trapped in side and new child. But once I got back to my "normal" 20kg
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3y ago
You're forgetting the people who absolutely were not fine. If those people die in childhood often enough, that eventually gets removed from or significantly reduced in the gene pool, but people have to die first. It's like asthma.
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3y ago
But there are reasons for municipalities to do that. Namely infrastructure. The city next to mine allowed uncontrolled building of housing and that city is a shitshow right now. The roads are clogged and often gridlocked. They deal with all
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3y ago
There's also less kids and that makes people drive faster. When I was a kid, there would be a dozen or more or us in a gang on bikes anywhere in the city and that was just us. There would be huge gangs of teens wandering. When I was a
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3y ago
They probably forsaw this coming and wanted protection in case of a lawsuit.
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3y ago
It's good in that people have better quality of life. Almost every adult over 50 I know is on a medication and all of it is to reducing suffering. Blood pressure control, pain management, treatment of chronic diseases that used to be c
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3y ago
Because on the whole it takes time to actually impact a place. The amount of time varies by level. I'm not going to ding a junior for short stints, but if I see someone with 10 years of experience who never stayed at any company for lo
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3y ago
They'll use an ID service. It'll be like google auth. We'll all be worse off for it
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3y ago
Startups run on long hours and heroic efforts. That selects against women who are time sensitive due to caretaking duties. Even if a woman doesn't have a child, they're often still time constrained by other obligations to family.
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