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by jdhn 8y ago
Damned if they do, damned if they don't. Personally, I feel that a lot of this hate towards Facebook is done by media types who are jealous that Facebook has stolen their role as a place to find news, no matter if it's fake or rea
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I always get a chuckle when hearing Democrats talk nonstop about how the rich need to be taxed to pay their fair share, and then they turn around and talk about how horrible the SALT cap is.
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>I just don’t get how people put up with this They don't. In the past couple of years staples of the Northeast such as Wawa and Yuengling can be found in places as far away as Florida. The reason for this is because of the number of
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by jdhn 8y ago
The article probably struck a chord with people who either feel the same way as the author of the letter, or can strongly empathize with her feelings.
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I believe that the phrase "a stopped clock is right twice a day" is very applicable right now.
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I still love my Dreamcast despite the fact that it's almost old enough to drink. Phantasy Star Online is still one of my most favorite games ever made, and the amount of oddball games such as Toy Commander are second to none. Sadly, th
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by jdhn 8y ago
Can ridership in NYC really plummet? It's not like everybody there has a car that they can take to work.
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I really dislike this argument because it implies that as soon as something is deemed "bad", a tax should placed on it.
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I'd say it could be both. I'm honestly not the best person to ask as I'm not really a BBQ aficionado, perhaps someone else could chime in.
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You're thinking of a grill, which is used to make the BBQ. As for how it differs from state, I think it's the recipes for the BBQ that differ (some places use vinegar, others use ketchup).
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Two points that I wish that they would've touched on more in the article is the general downturn in motorcycle sales in the US, as well as the huge used market. To the first point, motorcycle sales in the US never really recovered from
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I feel like I’ve heard this line way too many times. What qualifies a “good man” and an “accomplished woman”?
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Very interesting, thanks for the write up! >I decided to leave and return to the midwest. I’m actually in the Midwest right now and has Austin at the top of my places to move to. However, I do want to buy a house in the next 5 years, so
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I’m going to poke the bear: why did you move out of Austin again?
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>“This will either be the biggest thing ever, or the most spectacular crash and burn in the history of mankind,” Mr. Berns said. At least he knows that there's a significant chance that it won't succeed. I'm also glad that
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by jdhn 8y ago
Thanks. My story sounds very similar to yours. I had a bunch of tests done including x-rays (negative), MRI (negative), an EMG test (negative), and multiple blood drawings. Eventually it came down to a diagnosis of exclusion, and the neurol
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How did you figure it out, did you look at the results of your blood test and do a self-diagnosis from there?
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Never thought I'd see a reference to the /sipps/ meme on HN, yet here we are. Personally, I think the 30 year old boomer meme is rooted more in the fact that internet culture moves so fast these days that anything even a few
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by jdhn 8y ago
Of course he isn't safe in Russia. Going to Russia made a lot of sense at first, but it also turned him into Putin's asset. What would happen if a US president agreed to remove anti-missile batteries from countries surrounding Rus
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The biggest issue in my opinion are Detroit schools, they're just abysmal. Directly to the south of the houses I posted is a separate group of cities called the Grosse Pointes. They're in the same county as Detroit, but they'
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I bet that it's due to subpar lighting combined with the mindset that HDR will fix all visual flaws.
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Here's a selection of homes from East English Village, which has won the Detroit Curbed Cup competition 2 years in a row (for what that's worth): 3 bd / 1 bth / 2 car garage: $90k [0] 4 bd / 2 bth / 2 car garag
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Maybe AV R&D, but that's the biggest one right now. Duo Security just got bought by Cisco for $2 billion I believe, but that's in Ann Arbor. I'm excited to see what happens when/if StockX is bought by someone. It cou
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>We don't have the time, money, or required health insurance to participate in raising a child. What would happen if 2 out of 3 of these issues were solved, or at least greatly reduced? In Europe they have much more generous materna
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As someone who works in Detroit, I think that the city is a lot more fragile than people like to believe. Quicken Loans is just as vulnerable as the auto makers due to the fact that its core business is dependent upon consumer demand. Fewer
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The fact that you're in Eastern Long Island along with talking about the $400 weekend makes me think you're near the Hamptons. What are you going to do once the summer crowd winds down and it's only the locals frequenting you
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>for some reason Chrysler managed to beat Toyota and Honda to market with the first hybrid minivan Chrysler pretty much invented the minivan and is actually very competitive in the minivan market. Here's[0] a review of Chrysler vs H
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I completely agree. I'm not a developer, but when I hang out with people in my field who can only talk about that field, it gets really old really fast.
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The real question we should be asking instead is whether we should be backstopping these private properties with government funded insurance. Remove the backstop of government insurance and the market will quickly solve this problem.
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That's true, I forgot to say that I'm happy that they're going to expand.

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