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10y ago
Just an aside, I wish I could get Old or Extra Old cheddar as cheap in the US as I could in Canada.
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Ya, I believe in the cataclysm theory and need to hid that on HN, or I'm not https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nibiru_cataclysm "Although the name "Nibiru" is derived from the works of the ancient astro
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> Wonder if the attention put on YouTube here will inspire Google to fix the financial and political 'infringement' takedowns. Man that's funny. Ya, THIS TIME Google's going to care.
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> Nibiru (where does this name come from)? It's Babylonian, which was then co-opted by conspiracy theorists. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nibiru_(Babylonian_astronomy)
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> using 4G and LTE interchangeably which I find troubling It follows the colloquial usage though.
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But the link does not always go the the same place. I personally am always clicking on external links when I meant to go to the discussion page. I would have the main link always go to the discussion page, if there is an associated external
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> Reddit works You know what I really hate about reddit? The inconsistency of the links. If the link is a self.subreddit link, it goes to the discussion thread, if it was a submitted link to a location outside of reddit, the link goes to
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If it wasn't for the national dick waving contest that we call space exploration, it wouldn't matter that NASA isn't from the nation running a vehicle project. But out of everything that NASA does what gets attention? The fac
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If it was meant to be a comedy, it was horribly produced.
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Put that way, the family unit is quite dangerous to society as a whole.
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So what you meant to say was with your current situation it is useless to you.
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> divorce rates being in the 50% and common knowledge No they're not. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/02/upshot/the-divorce-surge-i... And where are you getting the idea that a diverse occurs be
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10y ago
The fact that you see that a woman should be subservient says more about you then why this diverse group called millennials isn't getting married.
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Probably because Thailand has some of the worst and most frequently used Injured Majesty laws in the World and someone just learned that.
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> This guy is super popular. ... Not out of compulsion. Making it a crime to criticize the royal family with punishments up to 15 years tends to make it look like uncoerced love.
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10y ago
Why is that team member any more important than any other team member?
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10y ago
You are saying that like I have a problem with that.
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> Elon, a private individual, has made rockets A group of engineers under the name of one man made rockets. Musk himself did not do this. If you're going to cheerlead, cheerlead for he people that did the work.
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10y ago
I would love to watch the ensuing shitstorm.
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> You'll find a way The alternative is not paying for it at all. That may mean not watching it, but it doesn't have to because the owner doesn't have complete control of everything. So the advantage to the creator is they
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10y ago
If you are run by your morals in a completely unreal situation that has no real effects in the exact same way as you would in a real situation, you may have problems separating fantasy and reality.
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Well climbing the corporate ladder is going to be the measure of corporate success.
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> we abort children legally No we do not, that is illegal because murder is illegal. It is not a child until it is born.
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> deep down some aspect of the anarchy and violence is appealing to you. Or you like doing all the silly things a game lets you do. Because, you know, it's not real and you've probably realized that. I guess if you play Monopol
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I had the same thought.
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Which is the right way to do it and exactly how ever email client does. Do you want to see previews? Have the device make the request. Do you not want to see previews? The device shouldn't make those requests.
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> Is it legal in the USA (where I'm assuming you, and indeed this Hobby Lobby company are located) to discriminate for health benefits based on religious views? Yes, a privately held company can offer plans that do not meet ACA stan
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If people think strongly enough about a topic, it will happen.
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And what I'm saying is that for most people that expert is Apple, or Microsoft, or Google depending on what OS/Device we're talking about. And the company running the walled garden is that expert because they have already pai
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> run the app from the disk image every time. So mush nostalgia.
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