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She had a remote position over the past few years, but landed a new job in February at a nonprofit, which came with a catch: The job required her to make the hike to its Silver Spring, Maryland, ---------------------------------------------
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It's amazing how such retro games are still humourously fun. My only nit is i wish the ammo came out of the muzzle of the cannon.
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i read the "The resonance is real"
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Here's a picture of a cat sitting on the hole.
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the police should be held to a far higher standard, tho. I agree auditers are being provocators, and people can consider them jerks, but you are allowed to be a jerk, if you are not breaking laws. We give police the trust to serve and prote
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doesn't perforce only allow one branch per repo? Or is that something they addressed.
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i guess you use what you have, and don't use what you don't have, but i don't really know when i've ever thought let me see what happened after that branch was merged into future. I do have a simple script that will lis
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3y ago
Anyone know how many square miles of solar panels are estimated to be installed in the US now?
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Unfortunately i don't see it going anywhere but worse, much worse from here. While there are some who try to do something, money is so now concentrated at the top that it will keep sucking in the next set of lowest economic group that
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i'm not kidding, i believe Steve (tech jesus) has a bulldozer in his personal rig.
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They would have to be required, like take them or we will lock you out of the building/cut off network access at the end of the year. People are too worried about losing their jobs. That is why the whole unlimited vacation time scam is
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People largely worry about being able to afford children. Most people especially without children, don't care if the society in the future survives. I don't see how this is hard to understand. If there are people who care about ci
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Surely the engineers didn't think the plants would be unsafe, right? I'm not sure what's so bad faith about that particular argument.
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can you point to an example where they built homes and the infrastructure to support those homes where people blocked the project for reasons other than 'not in my neighborhood, or 'not with my tax dollars', but more of what
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i'm pretty sure that's what the op was saying.
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"alternate religions" implies there are real religions. How does that work?
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Work was a dream, when i entered the job world. I couldn't believe how much easier life was, when you are out of work, you had no expectations, You didn't have to be standing on the bus stop at 5:45 am in the dark, the work was
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Letting the police mediate mental health issues seems like a flawless plan.
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For those wanting to know more about concrete and cement, Veratasium has a newish video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWVAzS5duAs
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"instead what's important is ensuring that when someone gets fired that they aren't left destitute or desperate and that there's a path available to them to find new gainful employment." how does that happen? What&#
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"seem to want to see the rich make less much more so than they actually want the lower class to make more" and you are saying that would be a bad thing? Seems hard to say that would't make for a better society.
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Let's hope he has a better fate than Miles Dyson.
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I'm not recommending this, but really, what is the downside to this for the non-student? Companies now need to rely on something other than grades to decide who to hire? Wouldn't that be a good thing, really? For the student, it
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"At least 10 times a day, Erika Becker, who works as a sales development manager at a technology company called Verkada, turns to her boss with questions. “Did I handle that correctly?” she asks. “What could I have done better?” almost
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"I'll give my future company a month or two to rescind their offer." horrendous advice.
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the only crime here (or anywhere) is screwing with rich people's money.
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South Main Auto has an excellent youtube channel with various parasitic draw videos. For those struggling, it's a good watch. Here's one such: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDqlG5bRq8k
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bummer, it doesn't land itself.
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>> A mortgage is far cheaper than rent. of comparable size/desirability. The thing with a mortgage is, you're likely 'stuck' with the property you have, and so you may be stuck paying more money than you really n
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It's also possible that the stories were an amalgamation of several itinerant preachers. It might explain some of the conflicts between different gospels. But that there were real people at the basis of these stories is a pretty mundan
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