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by o-__-o 5y ago
Fauci had said the reason they made a misspeak about masks is because they were afraid there would not be enough for first responders
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by o-__-o 5y ago
Probiotics take over your gut flora, probably best to talk to a good nutritionist or health practitioner to come up with a plan
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by o-__-o 5y ago
A 10 mil life insurance policy would require underwriting and, assuming you are healthy, will run between $60k and $120k a year. As a faceless corporate board member, why not just let you flounder while instructing management to find an en
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by o-__-o 5y ago
Good luck proving you caught sars in the office and not going to the super market or in your own home.
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by o-__-o 5y ago
It’s almost like JP Morgan has a vested interest in the success of commercial real estate. HMMMMMMM
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by o-__-o 5y ago
>How would you negotiate this with your employer? Quit.
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by o-__-o 5y ago
20 million people already had the virus. I’m one of them. Are we the red headed step child that we have forgotten about? Let me change the perspective: when I get the flu because I stupidly did not get the flu shot that year, I don’t rush
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by o-__-o 5y ago
What about the probability from having had a very bad infection?
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by o-__-o 5y ago
20 million people tested positive before vaccines became abundant. Let’s stay on the topic of those people protection levels :)
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by o-__-o 5y ago
The N protein is evasive, I do not believe your body can mount an effective (neutralizing antibodies) defense. But I guess you are right, your body can still fight it which is overall better than just fighting off the virus with vaccine pro
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by o-__-o 5y ago
So, then I would assume this means people with antibodies from the initial wave of infections are also protected
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by o-__-o 5y ago
You need a better ground and surge protector if nearby lightening strikes are frying your electronics. I would assume an EMP/CME event would also be covered so long as it doesn’t surpass the rating of your protector (assuming whole ho
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by o-__-o 5y ago
Or record your screen and drop your phone from a second floor balcony to see what the accelerometer reads
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by o-__-o 5y ago
Since 2003 that has only gotten better. My turbocharged engine gets 35mpg on the highway while putting out 240hp on demand. 2003 cars couldn’t do that. my 2000 A4 with mods put out 250hp and had some sort of vacuum leak every other week,
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by o-__-o 5y ago
Speaking as someone in that same boat, I appreciate my parents kept a semblance of a family for my entire childhood. Hearing my friends who did not have that makes me understand that even my childhood with all of the fighting and arguing w
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by o-__-o 5y ago
My cars have no such remote monitoring or tracking outside of government regulation (airbag crash sensor recording). Is this going to turn into an Apple vs Google phone style debate? Let’s stop before it gets there; Buy from a company that
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by o-__-o 5y ago
All modern cars have amazing new features. Air bags, reverse cameras, steering by wire, ABS, direct fuel injection, massively boosted turbocharged engines (on econoboxes!) and traction control as standard. My 7 year old car has all of the
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by o-__-o 5y ago
No one makes it out alive
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by o-__-o 5y ago
>unless someone close to them has a different experience. my partner could not give two trucks that i was sick. through the sleepless gasping nights where i was wondering if it was time to go to the hospital, my partner blamed it on anxi
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by o-__-o 5y ago
Milk and oJ still relatively normal, considering gas is up nearly 30% in my hood
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by o-__-o 5y ago
I personally like the Shit key better (typo in title)
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by o-__-o 5y ago
My small business can advertise to people, much more than I would have been able to in the 90s. I don’t even begin to grok your point.
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by o-__-o 5y ago
> . If you brick my car if I don't have a Manufacturer Approved radio Every bmw, Mercedes Benz, and every luxury car does this today. Millions of them on the road. And it doesn’t brick the car, just anything in the path of the unapp
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by o-__-o 5y ago
Somebody never had Ecto Cooler as a kid, I see
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by o-__-o 5y ago
It does depend on the state. I am also including registered agents, physical (mailing address) and digital presence. Depending on the nature of the business, insurance is also included in that cost. I did not include increased accounting
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by o-__-o 5y ago
> Creating a subsidiary business for every type of Google account you have would be quite expensive Costs roughly $1000/yr to run a properly sheltered LLC. Just saying, that’s a low barrier to overcome for any company turning modest
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by o-__-o 5y ago
If you put this in your software as John Doe committer/employee then your employer is now in violation of the CC license since it is not properly attributed. Just being in your source code is not enough, especially if you redistribute
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by o-__-o 5y ago
I think it’s a little nuanced than that. In your example if trade activity is ceased 30 days prior to tax reporting then the tax liability is only $1M. If stock B got stuck in the wash rule then you are on the hook for the complete $10M.
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by o-__-o 5y ago
Problem is when “your code” isn’t yours but your employers. Don’t get me wrong this is not a new problem, but you should be aware that simply linking the answer to a comment (esp in a closed source code base) isn’t sufficient
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by o-__-o 5y ago
But being infected by the virus (esp in moderate infections) causes the same antigen response as the vaccine. Is this saying that the antibodies to sars-cov-2 wane after a year? If so, it seems this virus is well on its way to endemic sta

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