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or just had two of these in parallel, it would be worth consideration. --- That actually doubles your risk of failure, better to go with one big one.
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You build expectations around relationships. It's hard when you define a rut. Try to reach out and suggest something to an old friend. A trick for making friend is often to make a minor ask. It makes a person psychologically invested i
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Time is the missing factor. People aren't patient enough to build a relationship. I think it's 90% familiarity. 1. Bunch of strangers 2. bunch of strangers with afew people I recognize 3. started to be familiar with afew of the p
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4y ago
Or, you build complex structures to perform automation, but never finish them. You spend alot of time and energy maintaining the house of cards and finishing the non-automated parts without letting others know what you're doing. You mo
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4y ago
why this gap in your resume? Yale That's very impressive, you're hired. Thanks! I really need this yob!
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1. Register to buy more ammo, or buy it over the year. I said monthly. 2. Good, I'm totally aware of this and aware of the limitations. 3. Show me where people were forced to defend their property by filling someone with bullets in the
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4y ago
Limits are for ammo that leaves the range, 50 bullets a month for hunting and defense should be plenty. Range ammo should be subsidized and available.
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Citation. Perp had over 350 rounds.
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and no discussion, classic poo-pooing
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Yellow flag, chetXrry picking on the field. Please tell me what Uvalde, TX has in common with Baltimore.
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The shooter would not have been barricaded in the room for so long if he wasn't able to spray high-velocity rounds at the police. You know those penetrate body armor without ceramic plates and police do not wear ceramic plates. Revolve
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Yes, it would not have happened, it would have been less kids if it did happen.
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4y ago
not sure if serious :/
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Do you have a broom? Congrats, you have just established a reach advantage.
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Read this: https://www.amazon.com/1861-Civil-Awakening-Adam-Goodheart/d... This is exactly what happened during the civil war. Union army was reluctant and refused to engage in combat, letting Confederate forces withdr
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4y ago
It would make it easier to get guns off the street if you could confiscate uninsured weapons and hold them until proof of insurance.
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4y ago
Never, he means "constitutional carry" which is also a (tm) term from the NRA that really means, no permit needed to carry guns around. The police love this by the way (not).
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4y ago
Tiered gun ownership. You can own revolvers, non-semi automatic rifles at the base tier. You also need to file a reason for gun ownership and accept liability for misuse of your firearms. Your teenage kid kills himself with your revolver, y
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4y ago
There are plenty of people advocating for limits on ammunition, or other reasonable stuff; but go ahead with your strawman.
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This is a solved problem, other countries do good background checks by requiring a reason for gun ownership. Collecting (maybe you can't buy as much ammo), range club (they need to vouch for you and you buy ammo at the range), hunting
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4y ago
What if it just stops one in ten. What if only 20 kids are saved and 100 families are not changed forever. Pro-tip: you're wrong, it would take time, but it would help. I think handguns should be highly regulated, along with magazines
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4y ago
Yup, I never turn down leftovers or anything my parents want to give me even though at least 3/4th of it goes right in the trash or recycle. They need help letting go and I'm here to take it off their hands.
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Just a customer, but I use Cap1 and I can make a payment on my card and unless it's Fri/Sat/Sun, it will post to my bank the next day. It always shows as pending in the morning and clears that evening. I can also make a payme
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Mine shows the same deposit and price of $110 /mo. Along with $599 for equipment. Midwest.
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Yeah, Suse has a better kernel method IMHO. Yelling at RH is about as effective as screaming at paint to dry faster in my experience. Their support can be very effective, but it's so slow it's mostly useless. They put you through
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In the software world, RH is not just old, it's practically antique. Their kernel age can really hold you back. Compare it to the way SLES releases their minor versions. I've done alot of work with RH, but I do not recommend it or
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aside from your 1 hour lunch, you're entitled to at least a couple 15 minute breaks. Make sure you're stepping away every now and then to take care of yourself. Working from home is not the same as working in the office and we all
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Yeah, we didn't get anything above our regular salary.
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Yes, more pay and better on call hours. All remote.
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4y ago
Last place I worked, I was on call once every 4 weeks or so which entailed getting up in the middle of the night at least 3 days and often more then once. They also practiced dog-pile trouble shooting where everyone was expected to hop on &
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