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Being a good father/husband requires a lot more than putting food on the table.
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Canada and Finland don't just let people move there. They have immigration laws like everyone else.
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No because it isn't getting rid of the duplicate, it's using a feature of APFS that allows for duplicates to exist separately but share the same internal data.
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This is incorrect. Often times manufacturers will lock down the systems that can report statistics and reset failures to only work with their proprietary tools. They will not sell these tools and force people to go to the dealer. After a wh
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2y ago
You can pretty easily build / buy these. Look at Ukraine. Lots of their drones were just off the shelf. Jamming is super directional and easy to spot so fighting forces use it sparingly.
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Rebels are able to use techniques that a government never could or would. I think you underestimate the usefulness of small arms in guerilla warfare.
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Look into the Black Panthers. It actually does work quite effectively.
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Just so you know I agree the "counterargument" about killing plants makes no sense at all. But thank you for your thoughtful reply. My ethical framework is different than yours but I respect how well thought out yours is.
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Why should they "bat an eye" about killing animals raised on their own land? It's how we've lived since the dawn of time. Death is a part of life. If you think it's wrong to kill animals to eat, I would ask you &quo
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Legacy code is code without tests. Doesn't matter if it's new or old.
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They are still consuming less natural resources and someone is sharing in their wealth. I don't see the problem here.
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Not with the latest encryption. Although you can always screenshot and ocr. Or maybe I've missed something new.
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Its principles are most certainly taught. They were 10 years ago in my high school. Come to find out these were from CRT sources.
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Fluent Assertions is Changing to a Paid Source Available Model from Apache
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You might be being facetious and trying to imply that the political views taught in school are actually moderate, but I'm going to take the question literally anyway. One example is the idea that a bio man should and must be called a w
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I believe op meant conservative as in less radical and more willing to acknowledge that their ideas have flaws rather than the GOP.
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I don't have a real critique because I don't have that many years in a codebase the size of OP (just 2). But I struggle with the advice to not try and make a clean section of the code base that doesn't depend on the rest of t
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> I didn’t feel like I could work on them with her. So I broke things off after almost 2 years of unconditional love. So really there were conditions as well as no commitment. The hidden condition was "If I don't feel like I ca
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What's wrong with exclusion? They want to exclude people from the tournament that don't want to follow a traditional dress code.
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I didn't say that we know that they are reducing male fertility, we know that it's very possible. I could have said it probably does. But I'm not a scientist so I'm not going to.
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We do know that microplastics may be reducing male fertility. I know there are others but I haven't done a ton of research [1]. Wood and stainless steel are different because we have evolved with these materials in our surroundings or
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So basically you're wasting the interviewees time and breaking the law by admitting that you won't hire a citizen who would do the job just as well.
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According to my doctor, this can weaken the skin too much. 30 minutes is quite a long time.
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That doesn’t even help for married men because they can use contraception with their wife.
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This is the morally correct thing to do but it does result in selection bias for any statistics gathered. It's hard to figure out a way to get good data but users rights must be respected.
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Not to get to into the weeds but being made in the image of God does not necessarily involve physical appearance. Also, it has nothing to do with being heliocentric or geocentric. I don’t really get the point that you’re making.
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Oh I do think it’s special. But thinking of the universe as a waste because there are lots of uninhabited planets is pretty human focused. Why would it be a waste for an infinite god with infinite amount of attention to spend time creating
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I wasn't trying to dig into the specifics. I was just correcting your incorrect presumption that ID is about young earth creationism. Theology is about the why and not the how.
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Q1: What is the chief end of man? Man's chief end is to glorify God, and to enjoy Him for ever. The Christian belief is that creation was made for God and not the other way around. It's actually profoundly not focused on the self.
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Do you fail to see the irony in comparing abortion to a weapon and not meaning the actual killing of the fetus? (Abortions to save the life of the mother are a very small percentage of abortions)
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