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by jsjsbdkj 6y ago
We have stiff penalties for civilians lying in court. Cops can lie in court, get caught, and still have the court accept their version of events as basis for proscution.
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by jsjsbdkj 6y ago
WSB has basically recreated a "boiler room", which is an ages old scam where a small group of insiders would encourage people to buy stock, drive them value up, and then the insiders dump the stock. The key insight here is that fo
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by jsjsbdkj 6y ago
wow that's a terrible acronym.
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by jsjsbdkj 6y ago
As someone who has a Model D in my basement, this seems wildly off-base. The cheap water rowers with plastic belts I've used in hotel gyms felt way worse than the metal belt. The noise is almost exclusively from the flywheel and not th
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by jsjsbdkj 6y ago
Working from home can be bad if the company you're at is not well set up for it. My work switched from everyone being in the office to fully remote as a result of COVID, and I've never met my coworkers. They're all pretty web
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by jsjsbdkj 6y ago
The law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal bread. The very notion of a "career criminal" is driven by the lack of a social safety net and ina
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by jsjsbdkj 6y ago
> It almost has a tilt shift kind of quality like it’s you’re focusing on one point. It shouldn't be surprising to anyone that knows anything about cameras that if you don't have the lens lined up properly you'll get a til