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by kyleee 3y ago
Unfortunately people don’t have unlimited time/energy/money. It may not be that they don’t care, but rather they are expending their full effort on other tasks
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by kyleee 3y ago
The novelty of the work stems from the fact you’ll doing it on Saturdays too; doesn’t that excite you!?
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by kyleee 3y ago
This appears to be spam
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by kyleee 3y ago
I like #2, that is creative and would really ruffle some feathers (in a good way). Mandate them to change app icons, favicons, etc. everywhere and then include daily fines for any instances of the logo that are non-compliant. One can only d
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by kyleee 3y ago
going further i have a strong preference not to be named at all in an email from my phone company. let's keep it simple; if i want the email at all then i want to go right to the bill URL, in your example
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by kyleee 3y ago
it is really something to be dealt with via locale settings but the lack of standardized data underlying what the locale logic would display really throws a wrench in things
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by kyleee 3y ago
Poster did not say to “stop thinking” entirely but to avoid over thinking / over rationalizing about the reasons not to have kids. You are on a tear in this thread, you may want to get some fresh air
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by kyleee 3y ago
I agree in an ideal world; but in the real world there is a 0% chance Obama is taking a loss on his Martha’s Vineyard property. What the perso you are responding to is saying is that we should start in incentivizing people out of such prope
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by kyleee 3y ago
Certainly the democrats could just change that in CA right?
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by kyleee 3y ago
Sounds expensive to get started but I wish someone would just to compete with the corrupt idiots at Taylor
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by kyleee 3y ago
I think more money is going to Taylor in recurring service revenue. But there were probably kickbacks to McDs when the use of this machine was mandated
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by kyleee 3y ago
Sounds like you work in a kind of cut throat place. Is yours a common worry? I have never worried about anything like this in the last ~7 years of working remotely
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by kyleee 3y ago
“I would fly as the wingman to my instructor, Mike Hoch”? Great story, but this line gave me pause
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by kyleee 3y ago
Just read it as “the government”; I don’t believe they are talking about the federal reserve
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by kyleee 3y ago
I am certain they are having a hard time getting customers in the younger demographics. For instance they rebranded their rewards program to “Nordy Club” in a ham fisted attempt to be hip. Just one telling example and I am sure they wasted
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by kyleee 3y ago
Is 1 in 5 a better or worse rate of mistreatment compared to the general population interacting with medical staff?
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by kyleee 3y ago
the cognitive load approaches zero with continued use
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by kyleee 3y ago
can you recommend any books about the whole affair? i've never heard anyone share from reagan's perspective and now I'd like to know more
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by kyleee 3y ago
I think you’ve responded a bit uncharitably; a doctor is obviously likely to recommend exercise with the caveat that over exertion can be dangerous, especially for those with excess weight as parent noted.
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by kyleee 3y ago
May very well be a dust allergy
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by kyleee 3y ago
How about leisure purpose devices
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by kyleee 3y ago
What % of the population uses a play station as their primary general purpose computing device?
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by kyleee 3y ago
The ability to destroy something is a key facet of ownership?
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by kyleee 3y ago
Phones are many many people’s primary computing device these days (they have no laptop or desktop). And such a general computing device is increasingly required for various parts of life (school, interacting Witt various government agencies
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by kyleee 3y ago
We’ll said. For me, if I am buying a $1,000 phone the default should be that there is a way to write native apps for it without requiring a dev account/fee and ways for other consenting users to get and install such software. The lion’
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by kyleee 3y ago
The AWS status page is now down as well
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by kyleee 3y ago
That probably speaks more to the fact that they are lax with the rule for a reasonably well qualified candidates who they actually may want to hire. The rule in the first place is probably targeted at the bulk of lower quality candidates to
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by kyleee 3y ago
thanks for the charity bit; handn't thought of that and it steels my resolve to continue to decline such random donation requests.
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by kyleee 3y ago
A probably incomplete list of gripes: * cryptocurrency related bits, relation to BAT token * Fiasco where they collected earnings on behalf of creators without their consent/knowledge/optin * Run by Brendan Eich who some people do
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by kyleee 3y ago
That GitHub URL got malformed, there is a semicolon appended

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