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Now they'll get fined less than the cost of an ad spot.
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Back to leeches; got it
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I can't think of any reason(s) why people wouldn't want to bring children into this world.
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The problem IMO is deeper than this superficial take. My view is that the hopelessness that has invaded much of modern life is soaking into all aspects of media. Star Trek which was a Utopia is now a dystopia. The most recent Batman was gr
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It's funny they talk about the binge model and how Netflix has to change. I don't engage in the weekly drops on other providers I just wait the 12 weeks anyway. FOMO and WFH cancel each other out.
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It's nice to have places where you can still get slave labor to keep capitalism functioning.
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I just though about this but I used to work for an EdTech and they were often opportunities for teachers in content creation, product management, etc. Their experience was highly sought after.
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There are mirrors for 7zip. The code is shared as a zip archive on Sourceforge as well. https://www.7-zip.org/ https://github.com/mcmilk/7-Zip
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There are a lot of alternative methods for bonding in an online space. I've been a gamer and run guilds where we never saw each other yet people built such strong connections they traveled cross country to meet up by choice not force y
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Rockefeller, Mellon, Hearst
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I have a friend who bootcamped her way from teacher to software engineer.
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I mean the SEC has already had issues with Elon as a board member because he like to market manipulate using Twitter.
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One more turn. Ok after that Wonder is build. Well, shit a war started after that. Oh shit it's time to go to work...
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Married, Adult Children, 40's, Life long gamer So my yearly hours spent gaming would probably be double yours as it is the primary recreation activity for both my wife and I. We game together most nights and when we aren't gaming
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The context of the article is in reference to being honest with the company in an exit interview. It has zero to do with informal references, personal references, or that fact that you run into people you used to work with in every industry
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> If they are not professional, they weren't going to give you a good reference anyway. Most 'references' are "Bill worked here from 6/2019 to 12/2020. Bill left with the title of Chief Ball Washer." Th
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True. Large on people scale not corporation scale which is why treating corporations like people is a terrible idea.
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Intuit and HR Block spend way too much on US lobbying for that to change. The first step has to be repealing Citizen's United. https://www.propublica.org/article/inside-turbotax-20-year-f...
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> The problem is: how do you run a business that has offices and physical assets > in Russia, without being at least partially beholden to the Russian government? > They have demonstrated that they are not shy about using gangster
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Sure... zoning rules and labor def not corporate landlords swallowing up single family homes.
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They would bury you in legal paper work and it would end up cost 5x the original problem.
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At least he didn't blame the intern...
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Yes
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This blew my mind as well
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If not the worst, they are def top 10.
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I grew up watching the Patriots in the 80/90's when they sucked. Every game was blacked out because they didn't sellout. It's such a short sighted policy. Every kid I grew up with was a Raiders, Dallas, SF fan because th
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I'm not opposed to this. Robert Kraft financed Gillette Stadium privately and the state/city contributed to fund infrastructure upgrades. So as an example... While Gillette Stadium accepted $72 million in public funding for constr
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Of course they do... smh. Capitalists must capitalist
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The exception here would be if teams wanted to sign their rights over to the local municipality and be community owned like the Green Bay Packers.
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Why do we not buy Microsoft office space? Why do we not buy Delta planes? Why do we not buy factories for Ford?
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