mnm1

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by mnm1 8y ago
Yeah, but how are rich Americans supposed to feel superior to poor Americans in an 1800 sq ft condo? Ridiculous. That's just for plebs. /s
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by mnm1 8y ago
> If you don't trust them then you don't trust your PC. This is absolutely the core of the problem with windows and Microsoft. Of course I don't trust Microsoft or any other third party. In addition, I don't trust any
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by mnm1 8y ago
No, you completely misunderstood and jumped to the wrong conclusion. I have no problem tipping at restaurants in the US, and I tip well because I realize the US system and culture are broken. The problem is with this ridiculous system and c
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by mnm1 8y ago
Funny how the lack of diversity (% of people employed from each race) exactly mirrors this graph of wealth by race in America: https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurashin/2015/03/26/the-racial... Who&#x2
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by mnm1 8y ago
Who wants their kids to go to school in a place where so many kids kill themselves that there are suicide patrols and no one knows how to stop it? Maybe there is some truth to the necessity of struggle for humans to learn how to appreciate
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by mnm1 8y ago
No, fuck this. You think riders care about their rating? We care about not having to tip where it's not customary because it's a stupid fucking idea. It's bad enough you have to tip in the US for restaurants because business
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by mnm1 8y ago
That was true back then, but the FF dev tools are much superior now. Chrome lags behind severely. Last I checked, clicking an XHR link in the console just took me to the network tab instead of actually showing that request. FF shows it inli
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by mnm1 8y ago
Shortage my ass. These companies are not paying enough, not looking for remote workers, and generally not offering enough attractive packages. There's no shortage. Start paying more. Offer remote work. Stop being a shitty workplace. Qu
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by mnm1 8y ago
This is the only solution. Every other developed country in the world has healthcare for its people. Politicians that don't support this are monsters who'd rather kill millions and ruin millions' more lives. They are disgusti
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Harvard Law Prof. Is Representing Harvey Weinstein. Students Demand Resignation(reason.com)
2 points by mnm1 8y ago|2 comments
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by mnm1 8y ago
Sure, but the US hasn't had to stand and fight since WWII. That's a lot of unnecessary wars. An unbelievable amount of wasted resources and wasted lives. Chances are any war this technology will be used in is going to be an unnece
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Facebook Moderators Are Routinely High and Joke About Suicide to Cope with Job(gizmodo.com)
2 points by mnm1 8y ago|0 comments
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by mnm1 8y ago
This is part of a much larger issue that seems to have no boundaries and exist pretty mouth everywhere: that authorities are uninterested in processing rape cases and bringing the perpetrators to justice. Time and time again they let the pe
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by mnm1 8y ago
You think sending people against their will to fight imperial, immoral, and unjust wars would bring people together? That's ridiculous. It would just make me hate the government more to involve me in its wars for profit. I'd rathe
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by mnm1 8y ago
I think the main reason men get sent to war traditionally is because all wars are started by men. Only men are stupid and angry enough to start and continue wars.
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by mnm1 8y ago
This pretty much guarantees we'll never have a draft in America again for bullshit reasons like Vietnam if it's upheld by the Supreme Court.
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by mnm1 8y ago
It's so entitled that all these people want to live in places that have jobs. How unbelievably elitist they are to want to work for a living. /s
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by mnm1 8y ago
This workism sounds exactly like the puritanical ideological bullshit that's been going around in America for hundreds of years fueling all types of hideous cultural practices like the current obsession with work and productivity. This
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by mnm1 8y ago
This might be the case where you live, but it's definitely not the case in many countries around the world. I like to travel and part of the reason I gave up vegetarianism is because I was tired of eating the same stuff over and over a
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by mnm1 8y ago
Slack has great screen sharing.
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by mnm1 8y ago
Love the article except for the part that encourages developers to rat on other developers. No. Unless another developer is so bad they are putting your job in jeopardy, let them be. It's the manager's job to sort that out and do
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by mnm1 8y ago
Because that's been the norm for decades and while I don't like the laws of our society, I must adapt to them.
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by mnm1 8y ago
Where else do you have privacy in America? Can't think of a single other location other than one one's own property.
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by mnm1 8y ago
So surveillance cameras are illegal in California? I don't think so. I think your statement is incorrect and likely applies only to private voice conversations.
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by mnm1 8y ago
Oh, I agree completely especially given a binary choice. Too bad in America we have neither.
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by mnm1 8y ago
Sounds like psychedelic drugs, used properly (unlike the author), are a safer alternative. Who'd have thought?
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by mnm1 8y ago
Quite few as in zero that employers are required to give their employees. Any country with even one required public holiday has way more than the US.
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by mnm1 8y ago
The guy mentioned in this story certainly has that job. In 5 years, he'll make $6 million. That should be plenty to retire on if invested correctly.
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by mnm1 8y ago
Nothing about paying for a service disallows the airline company from putting cameras in the public space they operate for a profit unless it's specified in the contract that they are not allowed to do so. I guarantee you they did not
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by mnm1 8y ago
How can you have privacy concerns in a completely public space?

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