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panzagl
7y ago
Wait- Argentina was a dictatorship for many years and the police were thugs enforcing the will of the ruling elite. To extrapolate from their behavior that all police everywhere are just waiting to put the boot in at every opportunity seem
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7y ago
The article states that the guidance is not to break up camps- then gives examples that aren't camps, they're people congregating against storefronts and other high traffic areas. These people would be moving soon anyway, to sugg
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7y ago
Yes. In most cases even individual persons should have more power and authority than actual nations.
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7y ago
That was specifically denied by the ruling.
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panzagl
7y ago
Do people really believe this? I mean, really? I'm not arguing everything's perfect, but come on...
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panzagl
7y ago
If 85% of your taxes are going to the federal government, you don't live in California.
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7y ago
When it comes to disasters, the Federal government's job is to write checks- they're the gov't equivalent of homeowner's insurance. You may wish it were otherwise, but that is not how it is currently set up.
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panzagl
7y ago
And lets be real- the areas hardest hit have Democrat governors. No one was prepared for this.
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7y ago
No, the morons will just blame the president.
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7y ago
He has data, it's on Twitter...
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7y ago
There's a reason Colorado's highest number of cases per capita are in the mountain counties, and it has nothing to do with the locals.
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7y ago
The problem is, PC laptops used to have great keyboards until they all decided they had to be just like Apple.
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panzagl
7y ago
I can't help but think these outages are just IBM trying to remind us they're in the cloud business too...
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7y ago
A 'whistleblower' has protections gained by following the correct procedure to identify improper/criminal behavior first. If those actions result in punishment you can bring a suit against the offending party.
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7y ago
If she testifies in open court, wouldn't that just lead to more charges against her?
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7y ago
The commonly accepted viewpoint of the young, maybe. But after you've seen the same things re-invented several times only for each effort to run into the same brick wall, at some point you want off the merry-go-round.
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7y ago
Recruitment, payroll, HR, facilities are other costs.
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7y ago
I'd like to see a comparison of the energy costs of canning versus maintaining the refrigeration chain needed for fresh, my gut tells me that canning is a centralized process and therefore more open to efficiencies than refrigerated tr
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7y ago
The easiest way to eliminate food waste would be to eliminate fresh produce, meat, and baked goods. If it can't be canned or frozen, process it and pump it full of preservatives until it can.
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7y ago
Yeah, they face that outlier cost when they're on Medicare and the government is paying anyway...
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7y ago
Hmm, I get 1 or 2 for the US depending on whether 'last century' means the 20th Century or the last 100 years. Current Chinese government has started more than that against just against other Chinese.
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7y ago
I wonder how Abe Vigoda is doing...
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7y ago
Deplatforming can't work- otherwise the world would now be as white-bread homophobic and misogynistic as it was in the 50's when blacks, gays, and women were deplatformed.
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7y ago
Ugh, I'm still waiting for the Boomers to retire and now I'm old...
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7y ago
It would take too much energy to de-orbit quickly, it's probably pretty big and unlikely to be fully destroyed in the atmosphere, and there's not much beyond geo for a shrapnel cloud to run into.
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7y ago
Government and DoD contractors usually run older than commercial companies- you won't get close to SV level compensation, but it can be a good way to move to a lower cost-of-living area.
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7y ago
Back in the we had decent aspect ratios.
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7y ago
For commercial roguelikes, sure, but the roguelike community overall really is a hobbyist community. It mostly seems to consist of developers who have come to the realization that while CRUD and web apps have been a good way to pay the mor
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7y ago
<looks at username> Quiz bowl. Right.
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7y ago
Dutchess County is Greater Appalachia, but I don't know that I'd say the industrial northern part is. Colorado as a Far West state makes little sense- where the people live is mostly Left Coast, with El Norte in the Southern part
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