phpisthebest

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You can download the password hashes. https://haveibeenpwned.com/Passwords
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>>they allowed Wickard v Filburn to stand Has there been a case to challenge this recently? The current court is looking at Alot of old precedents and is poised to rollback federal power in some big ways. Before them right now is a c
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Just allow import and export from and to Excel... Problem Solved <<I wish I was joking>>>
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>>veterinarians veterinarians are the most realists people in the medical field. While you put cost as the main factor my experience it is not simply a math problem, it is often a quality of life issue. Spending the $10,000 to exte
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>>I get that the federal level in the US is a bit special (EU for example doesn’t tax citizens directly, instead the member states pay fees from their tax revenue). the US Federal government was not suppose to tax citizens directly ei
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First off I'm not even talking about the delegation problem that's a whole other kettle of fish That's said The arguments against Congressional delegation to the executive existed long before qanon and the arguments of limite
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It is widely known that the Supreme Court has been since at least FDR (if not longer) been derelict in their duty to limit the power of congress by ensuring laws fall into only the powers listed in Article 1 section 8 are accepted as consti
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Yes that giant truck hole opened by Wickard that has become a catch all that means the federal government can regulated anything However the actual wording is "to Regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and among the several States&quo
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>>It doesn’t literally explicitly contain regulations regarding air travel, because it did not exist in the 1700s. If only the founders would have thought of that problem and included a method for which the constitution could be amend
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I guess that depends on what you believe a "functioning democracy" because yes we are are "functioning democracy", the fact that the outcome is not what you desire do not mean it is non-functional. Keeping in mind that
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>> but that's not what some people want, they specifically want RHEL, but for free. Well in my world we used to run many Dev/Training/Non-Prod servers with CentOS and then Run the Prod Servers with Licensed RHEL Similar
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I fail to see what separates Alma from CentOS Stream at this point The entire Propose of CentOS was Binary Compatibility with RHEL, largely for Vendor compliance reasons, if a vendor of a commercial software product validated RHEL 7 for t
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I have never and will never make a purchasing choice based on global warming
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The problem here is the retail price on things does not really drop. using a Laptop as an example, prices of Laptops go UP every year, their price / performance ratio may improve... So in this example if your 300 Mile range battery c
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If i had a nickle for every time Goldman Sachs has been wrong I would never have to work again
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I tend to keep my Vehicles longer than most people, currently I drive a 2015 model. All that savings goes out the window if I am hit with with $40,000 to $60,000 repair bill to change the battery, even if my entire drive chain goes out in
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>>it all boils down to this:does more time make people offend less? does simply adding more time reduce recidivism rates? no, it does not. No that is not what is boils down to, i dont even agree that prison should be viewed as a puni
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>>>Highly addictive drugs destroy lives and families. The little girl who’s father has a heroin addiction sure didn’t get any say in his choice, but she’s affected by it. Sorry no... This is 3rd party Liability and that can not be
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100% agree but you have to remember that the mandatory minimums are a reaction to other types of judges that go very soft on violent offenders that end up reoffending and causing more violence and more victims and there are clear evidence t
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Why is a weed dealer a gray area but cocaine not a gray area both are things people are consuming voluntarily into their own body why is one prohibited from consuming cocaine of their own volition but not marijuana I'm of the position
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Based on your response you most likely are not using Assault in the legal sense but in the Common Sense, but given the topic is legal in nature we should be using legal definitions. Assault act of causing someone to reasonably fear imminent
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That would create a complex regulations where everyone if fighting over what is "required for the role" The better, faster and easier solution is a path to quick expungement, this also has the added bonus of offering people an inc
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I have tried several S3 Alternative so far Wasabi has been the best... I had some Latency and Bandwidth problems when trying to push alot of data into BackBlaze not terrible but slower than Wasabi it however was usable. Some of the other v
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B2 is not Cloud Backup, B2 is there S3 compatible storage that you pay by the GB your links are to their "backup" service which is only for Windows and Mac computers, and is limited to their backup app which many people report h
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I have a problem with calling explicit exemptions, call outs, and other things as "loop holes" as if they were no intended to be used to avoid taxation. This is simply incorrect, organizations, people, and groups all lobby the g
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the government should be barred from implementing a law or regulation that requires "reference implementation " to prove it is "possible to implement" If it needs such a thing it is too complex and should be repealed
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>> zero confidence that today we'd have public education, social security, Neither of which should be federal programs. It has no business being at the federal level. >>or freedom from religion. It was not until the Civil
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I do not feel like I am represented in Congress today....
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I dont like Mozilla, I like firefox... I am using it right now. One of the reasons firefox is dying is because they are chasing market share and not listening to the users at all. They look at Edge, Chrome, etc and try to duplicate them ho
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I believe that was a goal of servo, however it was starved for resources (just like the documentation project) in favor of foolish endeavors like Pocket, VPN Services, FireFox OS, and of course there many missteps in the world of Political

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