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by maratd 12y ago
> Mandatory also means you might be subject to fines So you write me that ticket and I shove it down my pants, wipe my ass with it, and throw it in your direction. What then? You want to know what happens when you don't pay the gove
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by maratd 12y ago
> I don't want the government in marriage AT ALL. Making the laws "more neutral" means getting gender out of the laws. Why stop there? Take marriage out of the laws completely. If your religious institutions marries men to
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by maratd 12y ago
> I was kind of shocked What's so shocking about letting parents decide what medical treatment their children undergo? He has repeatedly said that parents should get their children vaccinated. And they should. Parents who don't
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by maratd 12y ago
The last things I want when in the middle of development is the client poking around. Code should be on Github/Bitbucket and you should have full access to it. Database schema should be there too. You want a database dump? Ask for one.
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by maratd 12y ago
> This is what happens when the criminal justice system is run by politicking judges and prosecutors elected by a public The same stupidity is on display in states that don't elect their judges or prosecutors. The problem is that th
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by maratd 12y ago
> I'm all for capitalism What does this have to do with capitalism? The word you're looking for is "stealing". That's the word we use when someone takes property from someone else without due process. So let&#x27
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by maratd 12y ago
> Do that as a habit, it's easy, and you've let it be known that the government isn't allowed these arbitrary violations of our rights. You're kidding, right? The only thing that will happen if you send them an email
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by maratd 12y ago
Bingo. There are a ton of people who live in the other boroughs, New Jersey, etc. that commute into Manhattan for work every work day and even on the weekends for fun.
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by maratd 12y ago
Sure, I would love to press a button that will order things for me without seeing the price I'm going to pay ... oh wait, no, Amazon would love that, I wouldn't. This is for people who don't care what things cost and that don
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by maratd 12y ago
Well, with receipts you have a 90 day window ... so if he's returning them within that window, then he's really not doing anything sketchy because that's really Home Depot's policy and intent. They tend to be pretty lax
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by maratd 12y ago
> I no-shit-know someone who had no problem taking back fresh from the ground annual flowers to Home Depot at the end of the season for a refund. And when he did, they asked him for his driver's license. There's an annual limit
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by maratd 12y ago
> If you use it to replace groceries... well, kudos to you if you can afford it. It really depends on where you live and what your time is worth. An hour every week at the grocery store, gas, wear on the car vs going once every two weeks
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by maratd 12y ago
> Only if they had that as a contingency clause in the contract for the house. Might be a good idea for the next house.
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by maratd 12y ago
That is not what the parent said. He said ask the owner. Realtor couldn't care less, no wait, they have an incentive to lie. Comcast couldn't care less. The owner does care, because they become liable if they misrepresent the prop
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by maratd 12y ago
For a frame? How do you make a floor with cinderblock/brick/etc? Even if it's a single story, how do you make a roof? You need some sort of material other than masonry material.
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by maratd 12y ago
> I'm perfectly fine with brick-and-mortar houses Brick is just siding. What's the frame made out of? You can use wood, you can use steel, you can use concrete with rebar. Those are your only real options. In the US, you will f
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by maratd 12y ago
> Such an enormous extrapolation from an ultra-specific line. To be fair, cooking a calf in its mother's milk is pretty messed up, so going a bit overboard on that one isn't going to keep me up at night.
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by maratd 12y ago
> On her good days, she's a joy and a wonder. On her bad days, she's a beast from the nether pits of hell. But we will stick by her. I don't understand this. Shouldn't the behavior be constant? Have you been able to c
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by maratd 12y ago
You're missing his point. At what point does a personality trait become a disorder?
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by maratd 12y ago
> and then after using the franchisees to grow and scout out the best spots, cherrypick the most lucrative spots for manufacturer owned dealerships This is easily resolved on the contract level. Knowing this, nobody with half a brain wou
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by maratd 12y ago
If they can't compete, that means they're not providing sufficient value. What value would I, as a consumer, enjoy by doing business with a local dealer rather than the manufacturer? I don't think the fear here is that they w
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by maratd 12y ago
Please feel free to invent a word denoting an object was manufactured by someone with extensive expertise and specialized experience.
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by maratd 12y ago
> If they will use Github to develop Gogs, the potential audience may think why should I not use Github itself? Because you have to pay for private repos and pay even more to host your own deployment?
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by maratd 12y ago
> none of those things are being torn away from people due to market forces. You can end up owing money without the ability to repay fairly easily due to to market forces. If you have a judgement against you, in other words a court has d
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by maratd 12y ago
You can use the same argument for any good or service. Tear something away from a person and you can absolutely traumatize them. It can be a teddy bear for a little kid, a car for an adolescent, your laptop, you get the idea. You can't
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by maratd 12y ago
It's easily resolved by properly pricing water. Tie the water price to rainfall and you've solved the entire problem. Let the market take care of it.
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by maratd 12y ago
> Google makes 6% of its revenue throgh Youtube, so saying 98% is from ads is wrong. Doesn't Google make money on Youtube by showing ads?
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> i really don't understand the love of guns in the US. I assume you're in Europe? Europe historically doesn't mind tyranny, dictators, oppressive governments and the like. I understand the current period is a bit of an ab
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> The idea that the USA will descend to a level where the populous need to take to the street with weapons is largely fantasy History disagrees. There hasn't been a single government in the history of mankind that has not degenerate
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by maratd 12y ago
If the employer captures too much income, the employee quits. That's what controls the amount the employer can capture and that's the labor wage for the work. This is econ 101.

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