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by mgleason_3 6y ago
>> I don't know what passage you're describing, The 4th sentence says: "Detectives zoomed in on the grainy footage..."
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by mgleason_3 6y ago
Not sure what data you're referring to. The article I saw in early March said that ridership was down over 70% in Manhattan vs only 15-20% in Queens and Brooklyn. Those numbers have now apparently fallen much further, but I've n
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by mgleason_3 6y ago
Yup, makes me wonder why Cuomo didn't shut down the subway system (or at least limit use based on some sort of need)? The media's given him props for leadership in his briefings, but ignored this massive sources of infections. M
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by mgleason_3 6y ago
Your internet doesn't work? Bummer, darn...
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by mgleason_3 6y ago
It’s like this entire thread is from another planet and has no knowledge of the college loan program (student loans used to be dischargeable in bankruptcy like any other loan), its origin or even presidents Obama’s attempts to overhaul it a
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by mgleason_3 6y ago
Greedy bastards. Apparently the law says companies with fewer than 500 employees are eligible - that's 500 employees per location! No wonder the money ran out.
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by mgleason_3 6y ago
Honestly, it seems more likely that California's much maligned car culture has served us well in this case - ensuring many of us maintain social distance which is impossible on NYC's subway and bus system. All the positive press
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
This Zoom (who apparently has some large security issues)? https://citizenlab.ca/2020/04/move-fast-roll-your-own-crypto...
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
Certainly, it seems like there's more bad information than good. E.g. The beds are already full EVERY flu season. Do the researcher's know this? The flu has killed over 12,000 people every year in the US for the last 10 years .
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
Wow, that's a cynical view. Is this the backdrop for another push to end Obama-care? As in claiming there's going to be death-councils deciding to lives and who dies? But, I guess this question is just begging for all of us arm-
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
“...20%...severe or critical...ICU is 10%...”? Wait, what? Source?
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
The endlessly bad/conflicting advice - dont wear masks, save them for the actual sick. For a disease most people dont know they have and incubates for days seems like the advice should be “wear a mask if you have a cough”. - dont coug
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
Let's test it with basic math! The claim is "...performed some initial tyre wear testing. Using a popular family hatchback running on brand new, correctly inflated tyres, we found that the car emitted 5.8 grams per kilometer of p
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
Seattle's lucky to have a benefactor, though it may highlight yet again the stark differences between the have's (in this case a rich tech companies) and have not's - everyone else.
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
It’s interesting on so many levels. On the one hand, it seems like the right thing to do. Air-travel and gatherings are like Petri dishes. On the other, all these adjustments are going to have an economic impact. There’s a part of me tha
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
Or maybe, it’s just that iTunes sucks, hard. ...and has for 10 years. ...so Apple - let us manage our own digital media.
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
Wow, does 6-months in jail seem a little severe? How does one even get someone prosecuted for this crime? We hired a licensed plumber on 2 occasions - to install a sink and later a shower. We just had a different plumber out because the si
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
Ima little slow but...Ahhh, now I get it. Hahaha
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
I have concerns because the product descriptions and images don't say the amount anywhere or how long it should be expected to last and under what conditions - kinda feels scammy. For example, is it 1oz or 20oz? Honestly, it looks lik
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
Easy to say, now that other kind folks have done the heavy lifting to find the problem and publish stories raising it and we've been lucky enough to stumble upon those stories. But, that of course is the problem. Awareness. But, shou
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
> This is normal. Whoa there. It may happen, it may even be common, but it’s certainly not expected or ok. There’s also a huge difference between the regulatory capture of businesses like oil, airlines and banking that pose danger so th
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
“Got 4 young kids...” Seems like lots of responses from able-bodied individuals without kids, elderly parents or other dependants who are able to get around on scooters or bikes in any weather and have little tolerance for those who might n
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
This would definitely be my choice - for almost anything except certain types of game development. Flutter makes cross platform life so much easier - why do anything else?
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
Vancouver took their 2-lane each way (4 total) roads and dedicated the outer lane to bikes. They protected that lane from car with planters. So, it can definitely be done. That said, IDK if it’s a resounding success. There may be measur
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
Yup I really wish uBlock origin was available for Safari 13...
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
One way or another, prior development had to provide adequate parking. Conversely, cars cause a lot of problems - pollution, gridlock, greenhouse gas emissions. And I can understand a developer who is committed to changing the world we li
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
Sheesh, these “conversations”. Just “eliminating” parking at new developments does not eliminate the _need_ for parking. People still have to get to work, school, the grocery store. We had that happen near us 30 years ago by a developer w
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
Agreed. How hard you it be to add a $ icon? Or, better, require use of non-paywall links or to include the workaround.
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
“Traditional doesn't mean terrible.“ This. Worked at HP for years. It was a pretty great company for the most part. Until Carly Fiorina joined. Amazing how one person can so transform a company - in a bad way. It started almost imm
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by mgleason_3 7y ago
It is interesting. I remember thinking the same thing looking at old photos - everyone was slimmer. I grew up in the 70s. 40 years later we’ve got laws against large sodas, sugar, vending machines. And maybe it is just the easier availab

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