magashna

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by magashna 7y ago
He stole a shirt and a belt. Where's this $400k coming from?
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by magashna 7y ago
Kinda overlooking that this guy had his home destroyed and condemned by the city after all this. Are you really saying "tough shit"?
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by magashna 7y ago
No one was held at gunpoint. The article even says the guy took a nap. They could just wait.
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by magashna 7y ago
All for what, maybe $40-60 in 1 shirt and 1 belt? 19 hours of police OT, paying for all their toys, this ongoing legal battle. Insanity
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by magashna 7y ago
But if you're in a certain income segment, you can plug it all in online. The tools are there and the all the mentioned governments need to verify. It would be easier for them to send me the numbers and I can dispute if I disagree (or
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by magashna 7y ago
Well, we did have a civil war over that first example.
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by magashna 7y ago
>“The notion that the Free File Alliance ‘dictated’ the terms ... to the IRS is absolutely false,” the spokesman said. “When IRS decides on any issue, the agency gets what it desires. No one dictates to IRS.” So what does the IRS get o
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by magashna 7y ago
I've had to force myself to use that ammo/elixir/etc. because I'd do the same. Playing something like DOOM (2016) where you're constantly swapping between weapons due to ammo running out helped. Or play everything o
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by magashna 7y ago
Goose isn't really like those. Many of those simulators are full of jankyness and that's part of their appeal.
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by magashna 7y ago
Don't blame the tool, blame the user.
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by magashna 7y ago
Now that is the House of Saud.
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by magashna 7y ago
I rarely use the menu bar so I just hit alt when I need it. I'd bet lots of users don't even know it exists though. Especially with Chrome hiding so many of their options
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by magashna 7y ago
I don't understand Latin at all but I picture a centurion dictating this to a scribe, chiseling into stone, soon to deposit it in a Flintstone-ian rockputer.
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by magashna 7y ago
https://www.tablix.org/~avian/blog/archives/2019/04/google_i... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19756125 From a few months ago. Self-hosted email getting dropped for seemingly
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by magashna 7y ago
BS, but until 2012 tourism had not increased by much, then exploded quickly. Went from about 8M to 28M in 5 years https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourism_in_Japan#/media/File:F...
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by magashna 7y ago
How's the language barrier? I've seen the dirt cheap flights there and a slightly more impulsive me would have just flown out and winged it.
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by magashna 7y ago
No mention of whether it is logging or not. I think I can safely assume they are logging everything.
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by magashna 7y ago
https://www.citylab.com/equity/2018/05/who-lives-in-border-p... This article mentions an instance where they colluded with local LE to harass citizens near a marijuana festival. Also deportable arrests are ab
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by magashna 7y ago
Most companies are not that perfect unicorn. I worked at a Berkshire Hathaway company and was constantly going to war with upper management over bullshit. My direct manager was a saint, and while the company was doing well, I can't den
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by magashna 7y ago
I believe there are contexts where it's allowed, being part of Unicode I assume wouldn't be illegal.
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by magashna 7y ago
What I found more interesting from other comments on this thread is that you don't have to be crossing a border, just within 100 miles of one, to be harassed in a way that would seem unconstitutional. The "65% of the population&qu
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by magashna 7y ago
Why would they name and quote several lawyers then?
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by magashna 7y ago
Seems malicious on Google's part since middle finger is official unicode
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by magashna 7y ago
I haven't seen this beyond 1809
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by magashna 7y ago
Or grumpy, happy, dopey, sneezy, and bashful. One might even be a doctor.
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by magashna 7y ago
Sure, but a good manager is the one who's sneaky on your behalf. Telling stakeholders a longer timeline than necessary, boosting your accomplishments so you get a raise, taking the bullet from execs, those are all kinda sneaky but I su
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by magashna 7y ago
Is a man who chooses not to walk into a pointed knife a coward?
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by magashna 7y ago
Yes, because Amazon emails those questions to you directly if you've bought the product before. Sometimes the questions are very specific, thus "I don't know"
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by magashna 7y ago
I call the CFO the money guy and the CEO the boss guy. I work at a pretty relaxed company though so it flies.
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by magashna 7y ago
As opposed to? The CIO is generally overseeing everything IT.

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