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by moorhosj 8y ago
==news is itself a currency that can be traded, hoarded and deployed to accumulate and wield power. Twitter is one of several welcome checks and balances against that practice, with hopefully more to follow.== Except Twitter can be used to
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The 70s were over 40 years ago.
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Today, I need to connect my device directly to the wi-fi source, then I can use a TOR browser (same goes for VPN). I am still connected directly to a an unsecured wi-fi network. In my scenario, you would use a mobile router to make the init
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Once upon a time I was working on a network of TOR routers. The idea was that I could go to a coffee shop and filter their wi-fi through my personal TOR router for enhanced security. Taken to the next level, you could link many of these tog
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Voters?
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You should be skeptical of that argument, which is why nobody has ever really used it. Drug cartels have long been in the business of people trafficking, kidnapping, illegal casinos and weapons trafficking. Drugs are one of their most lucra
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Mexico and Brazil are on different continents and are very far from each other.
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How is it different than a traditional ESOP?
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So, you did you not read the link or just felt pivoting to the economy was somehow relevant to the health of our democracy?
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How much of the WMATA spending is on buses? Seems like you attributed all spending to the subway. If the 600k daily rides weren’t taken on the train, how much more would we have to spend maintaining roads due to the higher traffic levels?
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Here is an example: On the first Friday of every month when the Employment Situation report is released, we get new analysis on jobs created, hours worked and hourly wages. This is great information, the only issue is that the hours and wag
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==the current numbers being reported look that good.== Real wage, laborforce participation and deficit numbers disagree.
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My guess is the aging population.
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They are also the three things that are socialized to a much higher degree in other developed countries, where they are not becoming exponentially more expensive.
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“If you want to grow big however, with a decent size investment team, the expenses all adds up quickly.” Wouldn’t this be true for any startup looking to “grow big”?
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So...it's all the same library. Again, in my big city people seem to get along just fine in our libraries. There is a kids section and I see plenty of parents, caretakers and nannies with kids there every day. Meanwhile, people in the
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Logan Square in Chicago. Chicago is known for having an excellent library system. A couple examples; all the major museums have passes at each library that can be "checked out" for free entry [1], Harold Washington Library has a M
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Is a "kids library" different than an "adult library"? I use the library in my neighborhood and am an adult, is that ok?
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==They are in plain english with the intent clear.== If this were actually true, we wouldn't need a Supreme Court and the members of that court wouldn't rule differently all the time.
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==implying military grade arms== If you are implying something, is it really orginalist? I was under the impression that the entire theory of originalists is not to interpret.
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It seems to work for everyone in my neighborhood. Homeless, wealthy, children, young and old all using the local library. They have work training programs and children’s programs.
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Is there a source for “normal people don’t use libraries anymore”? I live in Chicago and our libraries are pretty consistently packed with people of all ages, incomes, living situations, etc.
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“The court can’t operate by only looking at the constitution.” Isn’t that an argument against “originalism” the dominant judicial theory of “conservatives”? I find it odd how “originalists” suddenly become very interpretive of the Constitut
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It is really a stratified world in that regard and I am lucky. My employer (large, non-US based tech company) not only offers paternity leave, but actively encourages it's use. Sadly, even a lot of workplaces that "offer" thi
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Especially if you purposefully ignore the middleground (1930-1980) when shareholders existed but labor also held significant power. Lots of people remember this, it was the post-War boom we continually hear people longing for. I believe the
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==I’d be guaranteed to not get hired.== Flat out false. My wife got a new job while 7 months pregnant. When she had the baby, she took 8 weeks off, I start my 4 week paternity leave soon and everyone is happy.
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Are any of those things new to the equation?
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First, someone said this: ==How's that bad? Being able to resist what's popular is a good thing too. We rely too much on following fashions and trends.== You responded with this: ==Resisting things just because the are popular is
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Of course we wouldn't know that without knowing these people's actual goals.
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Effective at what?

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