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by mc32 1mo ago
I get that the renaming of the lake from the US perspective is annoying. Yet, it remains whatever Canada wants to call it on their side. Geographical place-names get renamed all the time. It’s not extraordinary. You can search for recent
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by mc32 1mo ago
4% may be optimistic but 25% is great depression levels of unemployment and it’s nowhere near that. We could be at 6%.
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by mc32 1mo ago
iPhones and speakers (headsets, earsets) are accessories, furniture is more permanent (unless it’s near-disposable). You don’t typically update furniture every two to three years (with exception for people who like to show off their wealth
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by mc32 1mo ago
Yes, they would have to prove that there was incriminating data on the phone. However, destroying potential evidence before there is suspicion of a crime is also a crime if done with intent to undermine a future investigation. It's qui
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by mc32 1mo ago
Sure, and referring to the whole of the UK as England is also a thing. It’s confusing but people are people. Or as they say in some parts of “England” it’s queer as folk.
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"What, like with a cloth or something?" Destruction of potential evidence of a crime is a crime. Obviously here there is nuance and the courts can determine if this is the right interpretation or not. If he had compromising inform
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by mc32 1mo ago
Even without the presumed capable A.I. A company like Meta could shed 60% and if done with precision and not suffer greatly. Twitter showed that many companies were running bloated workforces. They have slowly shed some of the excess over
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by mc32 1mo ago
Close. But it's not (re)named Lake Americas. Remember, there are two continents, North America and South America. It's not one continent; however, jointly they can be called The Americas.
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by mc32 1mo ago
I don't know if they truly believe that persons using CC are racist (like they examined the thing logically from bottom to top and came back with that conclusion) or if it's the new Goodwin --pulling the emergency brakes and damn
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It’s almost becoming like prehistorical anthropology and archeology. Lots of assumptions and imagination and low on evidence. Obviously with pre historical things we have to use our imagination since evidence is either scant or non-existen
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“wrongbetterment”
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That suffers from the stereotype fallacy. Some majors have huge ROI while others leave graduates very frustrated with their prospects. Not everyone will benefit from a degree. Not all degrees are financially sound. If people think that al
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We should allow students to discharge their loans if they cannot repay them. This means risk will be assigned to borrowers and that would squeeze the ability for kids to take out loans on stupid majors that have absolutely no hope of ROI,
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by mc32 1mo ago
Right, like the student debt forgiveness. We hate the ones we disagree with and we love the ones we agree with.
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by mc32 1mo ago
Recently[1] Microsoft laid off several thousand domestic employees while simultaneously hiring a couple thousand employer-sponsored-Visa workers. [1] https://www.newsweek.com/microsoft-layoffs-2026-xbox-h1b-vis...
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by mc32 1mo ago
There is no obligation[1] to consider any candidate who needs visa sponsorship. Green cards are different. In hiring they must be considered like any citizen candidate. For those seemingly not believing this, read: [1] https://w
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De mortis nil nisi bonum, as they say.
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Yeah it’s been around for a while but it’s been at the individual level not at the commercial scale which makes the practice way worse.
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by mc32 1mo ago
Alternatively CC companies could cut off people over certain credit risk and then be able to charge interest in line with the lower overall credit risk… Borrowers can also keep from overextending their credit and go on debit cards instead…
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by mc32 1mo ago
It's a shame people are drifting from vaccines but the unwillingness of the WHO, etc., to backtrack on claims that turned out false with respect to Covid, does not help the cause. The sausage-making history that's coming out from
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by mc32 1mo ago
Some people enjoy eating live baby octopuses. To me that is an odd delicacy -but then some Americans like shucking Oysters too, so I can't be critical.
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It’s not taking back historical desserts but rather reclaiming more recent desertification or simply stopping the advance of desertification.
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by mc32 1mo ago
With efforts some desert areas get reclaimed with trees. Sure, ic nature took its course the deserts would grow, but there are efforts to push them back and some have had success. I think that’s positive despite going against the natural
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by mc32 2mo ago
Of course one cannot in all sincerity know. Today, and even yesteryear, are composed to entertain others, not oneself. They are seldom personal or about the singer, with exceptions like the well known songs by Carly Simon and others. In an
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by mc32 2mo ago
Well, if previous presidencies hadn’t been derelict in their duties (e-verify, timely removals, ineligibility to benefits etc) we would not have been in this pickle. But, especially the Biden admin they _removed_ existing barriers, worked
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by mc32 2mo ago
What country does not have immigration laws? We’re not unique in having them nor in enforcing them. Check out Taiwan, China, Singapore, Japan, Egypt, South Africa, Chile, Peru, Canada, etc.
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The pre-packaged rolls/tubes are the cheap option -most but not all supermarkets have them. All supermarkets have a meat counter with fresh meats. Obviously the fresh meats are more expensive and of course aged meats are way more exp
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by mc32 2mo ago
I prefer the Japanese way and the Swiss way. Their citizens come first, foreigners come second. The needs of citizens come before the need for cheap labor. Every job is a decent job. No job is so bad that they can only get illegals to do
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by mc32 2mo ago
As others point out, in the DDR one could not LEAVE. The main reason we have to have large sweeps for people coming here illegally is because administrations other than Obama and Trump turned a blind eye and did little enforcement. The Bid
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by mc32 2mo ago
When the general pop talks about beef prices they’re not referring to premium beef (organic, grass fed) they are talking about 80/20 at working class retailers.

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