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by nugi 9y ago
A poorly written article for a real issue is frankly, a disservice. Luckily, skill based hiring is quite common, at least in most 'hands on' industries.
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by nugi 9y ago
So, decentralized and trust based. But then the challenge is to engineer around abuse on either side. Seems a worthy project.
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by nugi 9y ago
To play devils advocate, their resources being limited is a huge boon to our reletive superiority. This post does in effect concentrate them into an actionable plan, with minimal effort. That said, I am pretty sure the dark zone is only the
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by nugi 9y ago
I choose to belive this is an amazing disinfo honeypot, and seal teams are waiting nearby with trained dolphins and magnetic explosives. Yes, I am serious. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_dolphin
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by nugi 9y ago
I might argue konigsegg is quicky eclipsing them in both tech and construction. Freevalve engines, transmissionless, hybrid, and bugatti stomping power. They went 0-250 then back to 0 in the time it took the previous record holder just to m
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by nugi 9y ago
Exactly. A different set of goals and compromises is what defines these cars.
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The winter compound will harden and perform worse in freezing temps. The overly soft compound is ok in summer for non agressive driving. If, however, they are 'all season tires', it is time to replace. If you see ANY checking betw
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by nugi 9y ago
Unfortunately, privacy is turning out to be quite the luxury.
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by nugi 9y ago
Imagine the hardware required to encrypt that much data on the fly... not so shocking anymore is it?
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Please do not flush 'flushable' wipes. It is a lie!
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by nugi 9y ago
Yup. But some have extra stuff that poisons you and your environment too marketed to rubes as 'antibacterial'
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by nugi 9y ago
I see you have never lived outside the city. Those will ruin any septic system in a hurry. Not great for city sewage. Where do yiu think wipes go when you flush them? Away? Someone has to deal with it eventually.
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by nugi 9y ago
Not even a little bit.
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by nugi 9y ago
And even that is tame compared to their earlier stuff. Its weird how they flipped from underground rocknroll to liberal party line. Or is it.
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by nugi 9y ago
In the app, just hit a button at bottom while it loads to bypass for now.
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Such as?
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Oddly, I find much more community engagement in rural areas. While cities often feel more isolating,even with more people. In a city, people are always there, a nusiance or a boon. But in rural areas, human contact has a higher value, and i
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by nugi 9y ago
I immediately thought of this one. Perhaps more useful to the 99% of us who dont work with SMD. I am sure the 'detector' would provide amusement to a few people.
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by nugi 9y ago
Im sure you could start a whole school of just reminding people of those simple statements.
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The problem with both is the same. The benefits are only derived if everyone follows the system, but human nature dictates that will not be the case. The problem is with the nature of what is voluntary. Most homeowners in a non communist co
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by nugi 9y ago
I think that just points back to reputation again.
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So, downvoters, how is this like the 1999 internet? At least engauge if you disagree.
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Except in most cases its a car full of frusturated people, and one inconsiderate cyclist. Its a problem on both sides. Being smug helps noone.
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by nugi 9y ago
I suspect many will try, and few will see any returns. Which bugs me, because I (perhaps irrationally) really like the idea. I got a bigger chuckle than apt from this quote: “It’s like the internet in 1999.” Suuuuure.
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by nugi 9y ago
Why does price of a bitcoin matter? You can buy the equivalent of $50usd in bitcoin, and enjoy many if not all of the 'opprotunities'.