mtnGoat

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by mtnGoat 4y ago
House arrest is imprisonment.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Yea the judicial system always favors corporations. If you steal $100 from work you go to jail. If work shorts you $100 in pay, your gonna need to get your own lawyer. Citizens are not given the benefit of the doubt against entities that on
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
This is a great statement! I think it’s a privilege to work on something you’d put your own money into, and have conviction about. I’m happy that you have found that thing.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Or their knowledge the payer doesn’t want the competition to acquire. My understanding is that most of these really high wages are more strategic than anything else. If they are an IC, they probably wouldn’t be leading anything except maybe
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Definitely possible, 100%. Can confirm getting texts at 25k feet while not in airplane mode. I was on a flight from JFK->SEA and got welcome to Canada texts above Toronto area.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Did you read the article… it specifically mentions that their spouses and dependent children are included. So that would mean another third party would do the trading.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
That would be criminal conspiracy. Not a wise idea for an elected official that wants to avoid fines and possible imprisonment.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
I think the author is being too generous. The layouts were designed over a decade ago and most tubes sites just copied YouTube for a layout, assuming They know what they were doing when they designed it. Or copied other existing tube sites’
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
I’m not sure #4 is true. I don’t think anyone in the sales org is on call. No one on my team is that I am aware of.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Isn’t this actually an EU wide regulation?
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Not exactly. Because not all locations have the same value. Ie; harder to travel to, less infrastructure, more latency, working hours not lined up with certain market hours, etc. Two prior doing the same thing in entirely different places,
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
I guess you must have missed the race then. Just because you aren’t aware of something doesn’t make it untrue.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
I use a smaller ISP in Washington state and my 1G symmetrical line just went from $79 to $59 a month and they increased my upload, it used to not be symmetrical.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
This is a very correct assessment, well stated.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
i agree, its a terrible treatment for anxiety. ive had friends ask me for strain recommendations to help treat anxiety, my advice is always "none of them".
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
FWIW, the idea that weed is getting "stronger" isn't necessarily true. There have been growers and strains that could get 25%+ since the 70s. Its just that those techniques are more widely known/shared and these higher n
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
this is rhetorical right?
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
You dont have to guess, i can assure you these people exist. I know a few. In fact some of the biggest names in tech and other industries are definately using drugs, its very possible to be a high achiever and be on drugs. in fact, it seems
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
had he even understood what he was talking about he would have known it wasn't a concern at all. i venture to bet that he wasnt fired for raising the concerns, he was fired for raising them in an extremely poor way.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Interesting and fairly accurate observation about the US and our politics. In my experience, Musk is an anomaly though, he is hated by folks all across the spectrum. I think libertarians and people that like watching him upset others are hi
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
ive found that how we see the world is a reflection of self. i tend to give people the benefit of the doubt, i guess that is not universal.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Just because a business has practices you do not agree with, does not mean the people working there are all bad. I'm not sure why that is hard to understand. A lot of folks around here hate on Amazon, but would happily hire Devs that w
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
as someone who worked in the adult industry i can attest that some are unwilling to hire after looking at my work history(two in twenty years, both were extremely christian oriented companies), BUT many are excited about it, due to having e
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
YesI have plenty of decency. I take it you don’t own a business nor work in management. And probably think rules don’t apply to you. You might want to reread the thread, otherwise i think your reading comprehension is low. My original comm
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Seems like a horrible and shortsighted hiring practice if you ask me. Is your employer “for profit”? Chances are they’ll do all the same things any other company will do to keep the boat afloat. Plus, many mainstream companies have been sue
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Not any more then a standard asphalt roof, which is basically what you are describing. Course aggregate mixed with simmering to hold it in place. The flat parts of each step slow the waters downward momentum much better than a slope would.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Except without the block rewards the transaction fees will have to go up so miners make the same amount of income. This increase will certainly make BTC less desirable as international wires are still cheaper than btc currently.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Did I say that? No. That’s quite the conclusion to jump to. I was mere pointing out that maybe some of the churn is justifiable? Most companies have churn, but everyone wants to point fingers at Amazon for what are otherwise normal and acce
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
You could argue the reason is that they weren’t good enough.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Always remember there are many sides to most stories. I have a cousin who works at an Amazon warehouse and loves it, he says it’s the funnest and most rewarding job he has had. He’s in his late 40s and has worked all kinda of jobs. His sche

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