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by nsnick 9y ago
Didn't sawstop offer to license the technology for something like 8%? It doesn't seem that unreasonable to get a license. I would agree with you if sawstop was trying to prevent anyone from selling a safety saw, but I don't
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by nsnick 9y ago
We can all be for consumer rights, but I can't understand how anyone runs a business with a table saw without retracting technology. It seems like insurance companies would require this because if you don't have it in your table
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by nsnick 9y ago
You are actually trying to stifle debate on a topic you think is so self evident that it does not need any... and you are doing it by debating.
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by nsnick 9y ago
You are justifying your claim with a quote that is devoid of warrants.
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by nsnick 9y ago
The minefield is not the hiring process. The minefield is the discussion of gender in hiring.
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by nsnick 9y ago
What you have posted is a claim. It needs a warrant.
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by nsnick 9y ago
Why is a debate worse than a discussion? We strive for debate on all other topics? If you actually want to challenge assumptions you must debate and evaluate the merits of someone else's argument. A discussion would just be you thin
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by nsnick 9y ago
What I understand from this situation is that he ran through a minefield and stepped on a few mines. Could someone else have run through that minefield and not stepped on any mines... probably. Is it reasonable to expect some one to be ab
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by nsnick 9y ago
If it has a different mechanism of action it is a different drug. It sounds like your campaign is just more marketing by the pharmaceutical industry which is illegal in most countries.
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by nsnick 9y ago
His mistake was taking money from rich people. If he had stuck to stealing from and killing poor people, nothing would have happened to him.
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by nsnick 9y ago
So phishing?. He did it with phishing.
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by nsnick 9y ago
"on the advice of her ministers"
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by nsnick 9y ago
I wish I could give you more upvotes.
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by nsnick 9y ago
The commons can withdraw from the ECHR. I am not saying that Parliament is not a check on ministers. I am saying that there is no check on Parliament. A simple majority of parliament can pass anything and there is no entity that can stop
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by nsnick 9y ago
Even if a large number of people want a particular restriction in the US it does not always become law even if passed by congress. This is never the case in the UK. If the commons passes something it is law. Amending a constitution is ge
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by nsnick 9y ago
The problem is largely the UK's lack of a constitution. There are no checks or balances in the UK. Parliament can literally do anything they want. The courts can't block Parliament. Parliament can just abolish the courts. The
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by nsnick 9y ago
I don't think the point was to make it more convenient. I think the point was to introduce DRM to the juicing market like Keurig®.
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by nsnick 9y ago
We see this result because as a percentage of their total wealth, the poor are giving away a larger portion. Try this experiment again, but instead of having everyone give $1 to a random person, have everyone give 1% to a random person.
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by nsnick 9y ago
It should only take a few deaths and lawsuits for this go be fixed.
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by nsnick 9y ago
Does anyone actually use Blue Apron? They seem to do promotions all the time and yet, I don't know anyone who actually uses their service.
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by nsnick 9y ago
It looks like Donald Trump made it.
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by nsnick 9y ago
This is the sort of logic that ultimately destroys due process. "This person was accused so they must be guilty of the accusation... and much more!"
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by nsnick 9y ago
The facilities in a city that no one lives in? It would be like building facilities in Naypyidaw or Brasilia, capitals built to escape from their people.
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by nsnick 9y ago
AirBnB provides an invaluable service. Without them, it would be completely impossible to move somewhere for a month or two to find out if you want to live there. Without AirBnB there is no short term rental market. No one outside of Air
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by nsnick 9y ago
The reason this will fail is that it competes with free. Why pay google when you can install an ad blocker?
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by nsnick 9y ago
I always suspected Peter Thiel was a vampire.
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by nsnick 9y ago
It doesn't matter whose business it is, the BBC still can't use communication between you and the BBC to interfere in a relationship you have with your employer that is illegal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T
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by nsnick 9y ago
If the justification for this is that you can hide explosives in a laptop, it seems pointless when a Macbook is about as thick as an iPad. If they are going to ban anything shouldn't it be all devices over a given thickness or interna
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by nsnick 9y ago
You really need to look at the current homeless crisis in the northwest. It is all heroin and meth, but mostly heroin, and it affects both genders. There are literally tents lining the streets and needles everywhere.
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by nsnick 9y ago
Why would domestic abuse cause women to become homeless more often than men? If a woman runs away from her abuser, there are countless shelters she can go to. If a man runs away from his abuser, there is really nowhere he can go.

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