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by nonford150 5y ago
I also have issues with blood draw. I always tell them I have "squirrely" veins. Always thanked for the info; often they just use a butterfly.
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by nonford150 5y ago
This. My son had Covid-19; had effects for about 4 months. Better now and is unmasked. Why are we not talking about those with antibodies? Why is the only choice having the vaccine?
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by nonford150 5y ago
I came back to the office this week - I was very much dreading it. The long drive, the in-person BS, etc. While it’s not been as bad as I may have thought, your words here have been a worthwhile lens to view the return and why I continue to
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by nonford150 6y ago
And Twitter, FB, etc. was hosting the same sort of messages. We all know why Parker was removed; it’s right-leaning users (i.e. the great unwashed) are deemed unworthy of being part of the conversation. It’s not surprising Jan 6 happened; t
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by nonford150 6y ago
Maybe people just want the freedom to make their own decisions while taking proper precautions. Lockdowns in the US haven’t had any positive outcomes versus the freedom to live with masks and social distancing.
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by nonford150 6y ago
Agreed with most but finish Shoreham? With all those no show jobs and failed, touched up x-rays, that sounds like a very bad idea.
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by nonford150 6y ago
But the Constitution has been amended to correct those issues. Why use the past when the present supports OP's statement?
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by nonford150 6y ago
Almost all of the equipment I've bought for SMT assembly is still Windows NT driven. I've got 2 Juki pick and place machines running Japanese DOS - built like a tank and never had issues.
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by nonford150 6y ago
This is exactly why the 1st Amendment exists - to protect the rights of people to say what the majority does not agree with.
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by nonford150 6y ago
As a Georgian voter in Fulton County, it's not a lie. My vote was illegally nullified by the county Democratic Party through fake ballots. Listen to the entire quote. Peacefully is said just before protest. In addition, it's clear
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by nonford150 6y ago
But Parler won't need to do this - there are plenty of hosts who aren't going to join in with the coordinated effort to silence the speech of those who aren't on the 'correct' side. Info Wars and OAN are still on th
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by nonford150 6y ago
The Z was the ultimate - traveled everywhere with it. If it only could be updated a bit...
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by nonford150 6y ago
It's possible sortition could be used but unlikely to be successful. Yes, there always is corruption in every institution - part of human nature. It's not going away, no matter what ruling class is in power. My point is - how can
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by nonford150 6y ago
My first thought - who owns your living quarters, the machines which show up, the clothes, etc? These are the people who are really living well as the rest of the ruled are indebted to them forever. IF the answer is government, please just
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by nonford150 6y ago
Exactly! We've built an unsustainable system around consumption by the smaller lot of creators. COVID only exposed it.
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by nonford150 6y ago
And maybe we'll start to realize our 'robust' economy was based on so many frivolous activities instead of durable manufacturing and private home ownership.
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by nonford150 6y ago
In many US metro areas, these are the first types of tenants who move into small strip shopping centers along secondary roads running through smaller suburban towns and cities. I'm in NE Atlanta metro; it seems that you can't pass
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by nonford150 6y ago
Blame the writers of "Will & Grace".
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by nonford150 6y ago
It's in the nature of the US as such Rights are part of the first governing document (Constitution). The beginning says it all: "We hold these rights to be self-evident". The US was founded on opportunity, not outcomes (we ca
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by nonford150 6y ago
Wanted to reply to your response - the 1200 USD suppliment payment per person MIGHT pay for one months' costs. The US is oging on the third month of shutdown. The only way for many to survive IS to go back to work. In addition, for the
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by nonford150 6y ago
There appears to be much hand-wringing over what a upper level government may do. Why not cede such power to lower level jursdiction where those conditions are mostly closely monitored? Locally, I see city and county governments taking a ta
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by nonford150 7y ago
One other thing to remember is the aero cars come out right after NASCAR ended much of their short track program. In that era more short tracks were run than superspeedways.
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by nonford150 7y ago
Yes profit isn't everything. Providing a safe, clean place to rent is foremost. But - if $2500 is the market rate for that living space there is no reason not to charge the market rate. The goal of a rental space is to meet those force
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by nonford150 7y ago
I'm just a normal guy who has worked hard to build up a career.
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by nonford150 7y ago
If you work in retail you expect not to have mush PTO. I do consider myself lucky my job offers 6 weeks vacation plus sick/personal time off; but this is one of the reasons I've stayed with them b/c of this benefit. I still d
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by nonford150 7y ago
Saw Titanic there on premier night. It was a glorious theater. Too bad it closed.
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by nonford150 7y ago
Rent is higher in some areas due to market forces. If I have an apartment and can rent it out for $2500/month why shouldn't I? A 1 bedroom in my immediate are rents for @1800/month. Go 5 miles down the road and the same space
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by nonford150 7y ago
Required and actual are very different animals. Just b/c the govt doesn't say you must doesn't mean employers don't provide good benefits. Reddit always says race to the bottom but a quick look around doesn't suppor
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by nonford150 7y ago
Payroll, in fact, is a very small slice of manufacturing costs. Actual components, overhead, utilities, equipment,etc. all are larger pieces of the COGS. More automation, IoT compatibility are the keys to reducing costs. Less real estate, m
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by nonford150 7y ago
This. When my FIL died he had about 10 versions of Thinkpads in his apartment of various ages and capabilities. I installed Juno and gave them to many of the family with limited computer experience (think 75-90 year olds). Their experience

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