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by polski-g 2y ago
There is no certainty this is the case. There is no European country that is operating at a surplus currently.
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by polski-g 2y ago
Fire-prone? Managing fire risk is a simple task; California refuses to engage in controlled burns.
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by polski-g 2y ago
This wasn't even a beach because the USDS was authorized in the ACA legislation to assist in modernizing IT systems across the entire federal government.
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by polski-g 2y ago
> Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon.
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by polski-g 2y ago
I am still alive, so no, I have not.
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by polski-g 2y ago
Probably should. Apple has been complaining about their TV shows not being very popular. But I've literally only ever heard of them from word of mouth. They need to advertise more and wider.
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by polski-g 2y ago
Yes that is a claim they have made, but unless they show up in probate court to defend that position, they will do what the judge orders them to in a default judgement.
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by polski-g 2y ago
Four years for attempted murder seems awfully short.
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by polski-g 2y ago
Option 3: Cook talks to Trump and asks for tariffs in the UK until this demand is rescinded.
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by polski-g 2y ago
Using race as a metric in your hiring decisions, for any reason at all, is illegal. You simply cannot do it. Not as a tie breaking point, not a plus factor-- nothing at all. The law is crystal clear on this: https://x.com/an
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by polski-g 2y ago
It's planned, but there's a lot of companies to sue: Agency heads are also directed to recommend actions to “... enforcement activities, contracts (including set-asides), consent orders, and litigating positions” https:/&#x2
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by polski-g 2y ago
Correct. But Congress doesn't and didn't ever say "spend $250k on transgender operas." Congress' laws are ambiguous and rely on the administrative state to dish out money to a specific cause. The law probably said s
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by polski-g 2y ago
What a dishonest article. AWS doesn't have any emissions. They buy electricity from a distribution company. That other company has the emissions. If that other company has a poor portfolio of generating stations from an environmental p
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by polski-g 2y ago
Those individuals reside in the US, and are US citizens. They have first amendment rights to engage in those activities. Singaporean corporations controlled by the Chinese government in China does not have FA rights.
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by polski-g 2y ago
I think the survival of the human species is more important than your whinings about red herrings. Can you name a single country with a higher birth rate in 2024 than in 2014?
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by polski-g 2y ago
No voting rights until X. Higher sales tax until X. Marriage lottery at age Y if no X.
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by polski-g 2y ago
Is there a VDI solution that runs on proxmox? I've only found UDS Enterprise.
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by polski-g 2y ago
Because carrots don't work. Carrots haven't worked in any country in the planet. Carrots haven't worked in Asian cultures, in Anglo cultures, in Scandinavian cultures. They should try a stick instead.
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by polski-g 2y ago
If they lie, they end up paying with penalties when the title is transferred to the next owner.
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by polski-g 2y ago
Youth polling consistently ranks public schooling middle-high school as the literal worst time in their life . However, I still think they should do it as it gives them exposure to the bottom quartile of the population. It gives them motiv
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by polski-g 2y ago
That's shocking. Every state I've ever lived in just happened to be one of the few that required it.
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by polski-g 2y ago
The road usage fee should be (miles driven) * (weight) * (fee rate). And owners already go in once a year to a mechanic for a state vehicle inspection, the mileage can be reported then. We don't need complicated workarounds for gas tax
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by polski-g 2y ago
Is there a problem with Youtube Shorts? Or Facebook videos?
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by polski-g 2y ago
The demographics of those online were probably more healthy than today.
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by polski-g 2y ago
Yes. The pure market solution to "overcharging" people seeking housing is that people with available housing (near Palisades) go stay in Nebraska for six months, and sublet their existing available residence for $10k/mo. But
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by polski-g 2y ago
No, I think that neither should work for free--thus its hypocritical for the doctor complaining that UHC should offer free services, but she should not herself.
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by polski-g 2y ago
She could have spoken with UHC after the fact. Even if that meant she didn't get paid for the procedure. Even if that meant operating at a loss. Surgery is a very profitable. But she wasn't willing to do that, yet demanded UHC to
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by polski-g 2y ago
No. I think she shouldn't throw stones in glass houses. She is demanding that UHC provide service at a loss but she herself isn't willing to do so herself.
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by polski-g 2y ago
> last week a plastic surgeon called Dr Elisabeth Potter – a specialist in reconstructive surgery for breast cancer patients who have had mastectomies – went viral on TikTok for claiming she had to step out of an operation (where another
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by polski-g 2y ago
"pip freeze" generates a lockfile.

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