nicenewtemp84

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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
There is a famous app for cars on Android called Torque. I accidentally told an average apple user to download it to head his OBD2 codes. 4 fake app downloads later he gave up and said "this is why I stick to apple apps" Lol what
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Who decides to be homeless instead of getting a room in Tracy CA and driving? Or just renting a room in Tracy CA for $500 and working any menial job in town?
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
A home Depot shed isn't crazy. Just need a communal bathroom area and honestly that's about what most houses were like for most people just a century ago.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
For those that don't believe me, go try to have a discussion as skeptic of accuracy of Jewish deaths during WW2. I'm not saying they're right, but there are several things you can flat out go to jail for in the several countr
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
How much would housing have to fall, for a homeless person to get themselves a 1br? 75%? Are there really people on the streets because they had a spare $1000 a month, but couldn't find anything, so they said screw it I'll shoot u
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Can anyone explain to me why a nice rich suburb will not even allow a panhandler to stand in a center divide at an intersection, but SF basically allows open air drug use? Is it just a matter of scale? You can stop 1 panhandler, but if you
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
What are you talking about? Tons of European countries have zero concept of freedom of speech.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Playing with a gun around a crowd of people.. that you brought with you to a crowd of people... It's not like he found the gun THERE. He didn't even find it that day. He was just playing with a random gun that wasn't his, in
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
I don't think freedom of speech applies to foreign companies.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
I personally have seen them staring through regular binoculars lately more often than a radar gun. I assume they are looking for people holding cell phones. This is in Northern California. Also, being seen on the freeway at all helps the cr
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
If your home you bought 10 years ago doubled or tripped, why can't you move? You pocket the difference, put that down on the next over priced house, bringing your mortgage principal back down to the small mortgage you were paying 10 ye
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
One, it's insane to ask drivers to input data while driving. Two, these are not "speed traps", they are simply officers on the side of the road. These officers are doing a public service looking for cell phone users, and for
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
I should add, not being as flippant and careless as ubreakifix and google, I actually looked at how I could mitigate the problem from happening again. The tiny plastic clip that attaches to the motherboard is brittle and breaks when the rib
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
I have a Pixel 4xl with the common battery ribbon connector problem. Google replaced the battery once within the first year, and then again a year later. Then, a year later the problem came back. I went to the same store, and was told Googl
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Makes sense. 2003-2004 my specific UC system did not.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
I used to pay a classmate to write my papers. He'd just write two different ones. I even had a classmate take a physics midterm for me, after taking his own earlier in the day. The fact that professors don't check the identity of
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
I don't think leaving a weapon somewhere is an enticement to crime. If I saw a weapon loose somewhere, I would report it to my local police. If I was an illegal, I would ignore it. If I was a shady illegal, I might take the gun and tr
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Someone getting deported 6 times probably doesn't go through those easy points you mentioned. I imagine if youve been physically deported by the government, if they find you again at a point like that, you get sent back? Yet if someone
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
The guy that shot Kate in SF had been deported 6 times. The guy that shot his neighbors in Texas recently had been deported 4 times. Getting into the US, and living in the US, with whatever history of violence you have is apparently very e
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
This isn't as simple as "no immobilizer". My 2004 Ford F250 doesn't have one either. Thieves got into it and tried extremely hard to force the ignition and steal it. They tried hammering a flat head into it and rotating.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
One, young adults do get kicked out of their home on the whim of their parents all the time. Two, a HUGE percentage of low income earners could be made homeless by losing a job at any time, which they do, combined with maybe an unlucky even
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Sure. If/once they become that all bets are off.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Society can. But the person that employed me part time in highschool wasn't able to. So yes, he had someone living in those conditions in his warehouse (not me). I think it was better for the person than being homeless. Is that really
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
They might hire to scoop people up, but when they fire, don't they fire based on performance? Or is it purely a random pick?
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
ReflectedImage thinks large companies layoff engineers based on a random number picker. The truth: everyone knows who the underperformers are.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
If all the major employers in the area cut wages down to $80k, wouldn't the cost of housing be forced down too? Who can buy a house for 2.2 million when making $80k. And on a side note, there are many companies in the area that pay $8
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Then the company made a huge mistake letting them go, unless the company was just FULl of extremely talented engineers.. which statistically just isn't true.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
If you let your bottom 20% performers go, what are the odds you'll want them back?
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
When layoffs happened in the past, they were laying off old school enthusiasts because the companies just weren't working. Now, they are laying off people that went into tech because it seemed like easy money. It's not the same ca
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Why does SV pay so much? Can't we just cut pay down to what Europe pays? Why are our companies so charitable?

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