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3y ago
But many of those same power users are the ones doing all the unpaid work of moderating communities, unlike TikTok which has little need for such users.
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>Your new land has to be insurable, not in a fire/flood zone, get roads and utilities built out to it, and has to not already have local land-use busybodies zoning it R-1 or inventing brand new weird design requirements. At the same
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I've got an M5Paper laying around and something I've always wanted to build for it (for myself), but I never quite figured out a good dev setup or starting point for development. If this had some sort of personal use version it wo
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3y ago
>What mechanism could public health orgs possibly have to convince, for example, Hasidic Jews in New York to get their children vaccinated? Arresting the parents would work
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3y ago
>I don't think most people would describe almost anything you wrote as clever. I hope that's not insulting... I desperately wish I could say this, but I have seen it happen
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3y ago
I'd have posted the location they settled in tbh
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3y ago
I really hope this takes off, it would be a huge deal for my country and me personally.
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3y ago
I think if you find out young enough you can probably try to follow a different trajectory in life. Maybe abstain from stuff like finding a partner, having kids, buying a home or saving for retirement. Make plans to end up in circumstances
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4y ago
What I'm hearing is that there are a lot of mostly functional CPAP devices on the used market now. Maybe I should look into getting one. And by getting one I mean sneaking one into my country illegally.
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4y ago
ACAB
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4y ago
>If they are confident that this data does not exist, why would they start seizing hardware? As retaliation or as a punitive measure. Basically, just to spite them.
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4y ago
I'm advocating for fixed-duration appointments then euthanasia.
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4y ago
>what else would you have them realistically do? Mob justice
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4y ago
My current employer takes ages to bring people on. More than one of my coworkers has a story like mine, where after already starting another job, we got the call that we'd been hired for current employer. In my case, I just took a day
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4y ago
>for Russians it is likely very difficult to immigrate into a western country without a job offer in the current geopolitical situation It's difficult for _anyone_ to immigrate to a western country without a job offer.
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4y ago
A huge factor you're overlooking here is that a lot of the time there simply is no effective treatment.
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4y ago
I wonder if they'd have declined to prosecute if you'd have shot your attackers.
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4y ago
No one signed up for this.
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4y ago
I sure am glad there aren't confounding factors like wage stagnation or a global pandemic involved.
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4y ago
Inaccessibility of housing is one of those problems that will inevitably be solved. Societies must choose which solution they prefer and the US is certainly choosing a particularly undesirable solution right now.
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4y ago
Tailwind classes map very directly onto CSS properties and those properties and their values for all tailwind classes are very prominently displayed in the Tailwind documentation. There are going to be some classes that do a bit more for yo
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4y ago
If you have problems with an employee stating "I work for x" then the only reasonable recourse should be to let them go. How can you police stating a fact to that degree?
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4y ago
To me it seems like it would be kinder to humanely euthanize him.
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4y ago
How many benefitted from cheaper and more accessible housing as a result of the lax enforcement of building codes? I remain unconvinced that obscenely strict building codes are a net-positive.
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4y ago
That's a problem with your government's policies, no?
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4y ago
Sounds unsustainable to be honest.
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4y ago
I imagine it's mostly the issue related to applications having too much access to thinks like the keyboard and other windows without a permission system? That's a large part of what makes Wayland different from X11.
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4y ago
The only language the state speaks is violence. Until you meet them where they are, your people cannot effect change.
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Doesn't even crack the top 10 of ethical problems resulting from the police.
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4y ago
Now you're getting it. The goal is reclaiming the right to violence as expression from the state.
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