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by linuxftw 3y ago
> I'm discussing a massive change in how society operates and whether that is ultimately good or bad The period of the industrial revolution until WFH is a microcosm of human existence. We're simply reverting to the norm, rath
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by linuxftw 3y ago
I'm all for people organizing, but the article says the average is over $60/hr for CVS and over $50/hr for Walgreens. That's a pretty fair wage.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
I maybe would buy a new Ford F250 with the 7.3l. Otherwise I'd get a Chevy 2500 if I was in the market for a truck. The F150/1500s just aren't reliable anymore, and they cost as much as a 250/2500.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
For $35k, I would want an F150 lightning with 4wd and 4 doors. That would be a great value, and while not as capable as a non-electric truck, it would fit all of my needs. For $60k, I'll just buy a real truck.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
The originally announced F150 lightening price was under $40k, and there were also some incentives IIRC. The cheapest ones are about $60k now. A lot of people were interested in the truck for the lower $30k's, but much more than that
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by linuxftw 3y ago
If it's a 'one-off' product, why should they care if someone copies it? And unless your product is covered under a patent (and even if it is), China's going to knock it off anyway.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
Why? They should be forced to release schematics, software, and firmware if they can't handle the repairs themselves. This will allow someone to repair it without assistance from the manufacturer.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
> To calculate mortality in the three countries, where death registry statistics are unreliable, the researchers employed tens of thousands of community reporters—more than 14,000 of them in Kenya alone—to conduct household surveys of ch
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by linuxftw 3y ago
I use the /proc file system all the time. Often containers don't have ps or several other tools installed, so you can use /proc to find out how a process started, open file descriptors, open sockets, and a bunch of other inf
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by linuxftw 3y ago
You can't use reason and logic with the security people. They have a box that needs to be checked, they don't consider any possibilities outside of that box.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
That's great news. I know quite a few nurses where I live, and they are being fed the anti-union propaganda from their employers. The hospital industry around here is getting nervous, they have been quite comfortable for a while. Un
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by linuxftw 3y ago
There is some kind of cartel in the health care industry. They are absolutely not going to pay nurses more, and they are absolutely going to keep staffing at the minimum level. There is some kind of gentleman's agreement to not compe
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by linuxftw 3y ago
States could choose to cooperate with other states and not be subject to the same laws, I assumed this much was obvious. If you want to see meaningful change in the world, you need to make a meaningful change. Leaving much of anything up t
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by linuxftw 3y ago
This will never change. The country is too big, it needs to be dissolved into much smaller units. If Belgium can exist as an independent state, surely NY can.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
The two features that worked easily in Flux that pushed my team to pick that over argo are 1) Flux can source helm values (and postRender variable replacements) from configmaps and secrets on the cluster; This allows us to setup each cluste
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by linuxftw 3y ago
You might like Flux instead of Argo. A single controller still reconciles cluster-wide, but it does have the ability to define resources in different namespaces and repositories, as well as dropping privileges to enforce k8s RBAC for resou
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by linuxftw 3y ago
Uh, no? You have UAW, IBEW, UA, California has a Cashier's union, those are just the ones I know about off the top of my head, and I'm in a non-union state.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
Typical commission is 5% many places. Buyer's agent stipulate they're taking 2.5% to be paid by the seller, you have to come up with any difference (eg, for sale by owner that's not paying agent). Many agents will negotiate
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by linuxftw 3y ago
Graduation rates and attendance were even lower before the 70's, so I'm not sure what fantasy world you might be referring to. Are you referring to segregated schools? That probably wasn't an ideal system.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
You'll need to provide evidence that public schools were working well in the 70s and 80s. Graduation rates today are higher than those decades. High school was optional for many parts of the country. The reason for the outcry now, is
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by linuxftw 3y ago
The article is about US schools.... so? How can one sabotage a house of cards? Failure was inevitable.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
If public schools weren't awful, there would be no need for charter schools. The public school experiment has failed.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
There's nothing newsworthy or interesting here. This is some 'journalist's' creative writing project.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
The bill linked in the article does very little to describe what has changed in regards to 'right to repair.' I'm wondering if they linked the wrong bill.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
I'm just talking about the connection to the overall suicide rate. Obviously if natural gas doesn't kill you, or as quickly, that method of suicide will go down. But the overall rate can be explained by many other phenomenon.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
That could also be explained that everyone who wanted to kill themselves (WW2 veterans) had already done so. Suicides being 1/3 lower in the 70s than the 50's and 60's seems expected.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
Thanks, I'm not talking about the difference in the EUA and the Approved versions. I'm talking about the clinical trial vs all subsequent versions with regards to how the actual vaccine genetic material was produced. I can't
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by linuxftw 3y ago
Same thing happened to my wife, but it was long before COVID and not connect to any respiratory illness (or other illness we noticed). I suspect the cycle is <something triggers GI inflammation> -> certain foods exacerbate the cond
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by linuxftw 3y ago
We don't know what systemic effects the vaccines have because the companies lied and said the vaccines stay at the injection site (aka, therefor they don't need to do more expensive testing). We also now know that the manufacturin
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by linuxftw 3y ago
Well, a 3500 diesel is all of $100k today (if you're getting 4 door, dually). I personally wouldn't spend that kind of cash unless I needed such a thing (like, to pay my bills with, not pull an RV or something). And if I was pay

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