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2y ago
Who is going to bring them to court? Who is going to pay for these court cases? Who has the money to draw them our indefinitely?
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metamet
2y ago
I'm going to check that out. I have had a Max Lumi for years and have been happy with it, but I never do browsing. Any other apps I you recommend?
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metamet
2y ago
We all prioritize things differently and I believe this process was started on October 6th, 2022 [1]. This is just one of many things the current administration has done over the last 3 years, though. [1] https://www.politico.com
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metamet
2y ago
QAnon was massive on TikTok in 2019/2020, to the point that TikTok took measures to address it, blocking hashtags and banning accounts. There seems to still be a large conspiratorial rabbit hole on TikTok that still leads to QAnon infl
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2y ago
I lived by one growing up and have a friend who works at the same plant now. We got a subsidy for living within 10 miles. I don't know the details, but basically a "hey sorry if things go wrong" check. The one thing with nucl
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metamet
2y ago
I believe their point was that FBI agents struggling to cover housing are more susceptible to external payments.
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metamet
3y ago
Is Dewey Decimal Classification a librarian value?
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3y ago
Especially considering how their name and brand are in the dumpster, and likely won't recover. Their cars will be targeted for break ins for a long time to come due to how viral the vulnerability is, regardless of whether or not the mo
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3y ago
They may have lines of credit, but they aren't taking out a mortgage--especially in the same market/rates that are available to homeowners. REITs and other investors will often pay cash, especially when it's a residential uni
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3y ago
They absolutely are. I have multiple friends who received cash offers from investment companies when selling their homes. It's fairly common and well known. "We buy houses" companies are everywhere. It's their entire str
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3y ago
> But the investors and second home buyers sure do. I'm curious about this, because from what I've heard, a lot of investors are incredibly happy with the higher interest rates as they're paying cash for a lot of homes, wh
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3y ago
Snake, Google, X, Spike, Twitter. Some of these sound like things cool to 5 year olds. I wouldn't expect a 5 year old to know what a googol is.
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3y ago
This does happen. One strategy the acquiring company will use to sidestep it is enacting an internal reorg, where staff are assigned to new roles they may not want to fulfill, passively encouraging them to find employment elsewhere.
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3y ago
> I would love to believe that when I die I will live again, that some thinking, feeling, remembering part of me will continue. But as much as I want to believe that, and despite the ancient and worldwide cultural traditions that assert
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3y ago
> Tracking to detect who is working and how many bathroom breaks they take—that's not the way to go. Given the way Amazon treats their warehouse workers, I'm more surprised folks don't already assume they Big Brother their
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3y ago
And what do you do when the $10k ambulance ride isn't something you can afford?
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3y ago
Slap some face and voice filters onto the call that trigger anytime someone is yelling. Make them smile and change their vocal intonations to be pleasant, then the recorded minutes wont be a big deal if they're leaked.
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3y ago
I always wonder if it's some odd thing going on in the DAW. Would you be willing to export that track as two tracks--one with drums and one with synth? Then listen to them solo, then run them together (with WAV files instead of instrum
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3y ago
My understanding of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu really shot up once I started teaching. Teaching forces you to put things into words that you only had an implicit understanding of prior. It reinforces your existing knowledge and forces you to seek
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3y ago
> I can’t remember who (maybe he’s quoted further in the thread than I quickly scrolled) but there’s a scientist who has been talking about this on Twitter for a long time (when I used to use it). Was it Leon Simons? https://t
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3y ago
That's an argument for regulation vs illegalization, though.
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3y ago
I've been on the fence about getting one. The one thing that's slowing down my decision making is whether or not the matte anti-glare screen is worth the premium price, or if the regular screen glare is fine enough inside. Also se
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3y ago
I don't think I've ever seen an ad in Messenger. Curious about where you're seeing them? Desktop? Android/iPhone?
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3y ago
It reminds me of living in a hotel lobby. So much room for activities, but not really a home.
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3y ago
This isn't a both sides situation. There was no science indicating that the virus was leaked from a lab. One side said "the virus was leaked from a lab! we should call it Kung Flu or The China Virus!" and the other side sai
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3y ago
Your "direct quote" doesn't exist. So you may want to get your facts in order, especially if you're going to argue that it portrays something it clearly does not. In fact, it's the opposite of what you were assertin
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While Twitter, a private company, censored posts, Biden's White House said that they wouldn't rule out any possibility, including the virus being leaked on purpose. He also ordered US spy agencies to do an investigation into the l
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> it was quickly an issue that the left pounced on so they could say Trump was an idiot and a racist. Trump did that to himself with his response by trying to stir xenophobic hate by calling it "The China Virus".
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Odd, I remember it perfectly well, too. > There absolutely, 100% was complete denial, all originating on the political left, that a leak from a lab in China was a possibility. Well, that's just patently wrong. There was not "co
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I think there's some confusion and rewriting of history going on here. The left wasn't denying the possibility that it leaked from the Wuhan lab. This was a theory very early on and it wasn't "denied" more that it w
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