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>The very idea that an audience has a consistent picture of what character's look like is necessarily wrong. I disagree - I think for the most part there is a wisdom of the masses where sure not EVERY SINGLE person will have the sam
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Happens in a great "bond" like show I watched recently "The Day of the Jackal".
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>I don't think it's a reasonable thing to expect. It's not reasonable to expect characters to be cast the way they are described (or the way most people picture them), or it's not reasonable to expect people to accep
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monkeywork
2y ago
wait until you hear about payday loans...
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2y ago
That's worth the price tag, environmental impact, and government land repossession that will be required?
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2y ago
The problem I often see in these discussions is a lack of conversation around key areas: 1. Why are short-term rental units so popular with the renters? Why has the traditional market in this space fallen off and what can they do to adjus
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>A west coast HSR network is just obviously practical! Beijing-Shanghai HSR is 1300km; SF to Seattle would be the same. It'd be 4-5h on a train. Right now it's 2.5 hours on a plane plus a recommended 1.5 hours for security and
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which part of this was intended to convince me of your initial theory further or lead me to think you are more credible than those you are arguing with?
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Boston, San Diego, and Wash DC all have airports roughly 3 miles outside their main core. Toronto (YTZ) has an airport less than 2 miles.
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I think most people would have considered the "not official" discord the official one because it WAS when they joined it.... especially considering most of the moderation team behind it was the same team running this new "off
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>There are two discords linked from the community section[1], one of them is listed under “Official communities” and the other under “User-supported communities”. The discord in question is the latter, the unofficial one. I went and look
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Rather than do snipe comments can you dispute or show where this person is misrepresenting what happened for the rest of us
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a patent is VASTLY different than it actually taking place. The number of patents that get filed but never actually implemented could fill the grand canyon.
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2y ago
can you share a link to this for story happening?
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Sorry cant take this sort of response seriously. "crypto bros" ... sigh ...
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Seriously? You dont see the progressive step of testing and proving a new suit? Of bringing more eyeballs (and thus funding) to space research? Comments like this boggle me how someone can be offended about massive achievements simply be
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2y ago
You have a STOPPING line that is on YOUR side of the crosswalk. That is the line you stay behind during a red light, if you stop then cross the line and stop again in the eye of the law it's no different than if you hadn't stop
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Would you have that same viewpoint if the goal of the person with the camera was to setup outside of addiction centers, abortion clinics, strip clubs, casinos, etc and publically identify people anyone coming or going? I mean they are pub
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Which I also think has been a net negative to the Western world. Billy the dumbass in Gary Indiana does something stupid there he should be held to account by people from there, not posted online and receiving massive attention from the re
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2y ago
so if someone is carrying a baseball bat, a knife, or any other sort of weapon that can trivially kill or maim others they should be wearing the body cam?
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That is typically a case of police trying to negotiate funding, it will go in a cycle once a contract gets renegotiated they will go on a blitz to show how effective the funding was and then over time let it start to slide again.
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2y ago
You've heard all the horror stories of HOA's ... yeah lets add those people into other area's of peoples lives.
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That is a discussion that can be had between the offender and the police officer, also depending what you are driving (ie a motorcycle) often traffic lights may not detect you and you can be sitting there forever. Put it this way would you
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so where does that line get drawn then - what metric does it move beyond the tool my friends have and one that meets your criteria
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Theft / traffic violations / jaywalking / curfew breaking / or public intoxication type crimes can be handled by police directly - having an incentive program to have people go around recording and reporting this sort of
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Regarding #2 is that not an OPTION that may or may not get turned on? Regarding #1 you are correct that DRIVING is a privilege however property ownership is a RIGHT and I'm assuming we aren't talking about a vehicle in motion when
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I think the difference is historically the average person wasn't doing a lot of surveillance where as an office place did. Many people do not want their cameras in the doors, property, cars, etc being used by the police for cases that
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So if the camera is in your car you are ok with them towing it away to pull the footage if they can't get in touch with you right away leaving you without a car? What if while looking at your footage for a crime outside your home (not
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Just tossing a product link into the discussion without any context isn't overly useful - why are you recommending (or are you) and why should I be clicking on that?
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when you start offering monetary rewards for non-serious crime reporting you end up where the number of reports will outrun the resources of the reviewers and eventually have someone be required to "protest" the report and claim t
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