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by rblatz 5y ago
I’ve heard this, and I believe it is technically true. But in practice never happens anymore. Are there any situations today where that happens?
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by rblatz 5y ago
It was an exemption to State Covid-19 rules, not an exemption to enter the country. Him and his team are purposefully muddying the waters with this exemption in an attempt to bully the country into letting him in, even though he's vio
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by rblatz 5y ago
For players competing in the Australian Open? I’m for it.
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by rblatz 5y ago
Because of a minor procedural misstep. Had they waited an additional hour, they would have been in the clear.
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by rblatz 5y ago
The state of Victoria doesn’t set the rules for who can come into the country. They have no authority to grant entry to the country.
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by rblatz 5y ago
Probably because most of those people never go to a good bakery or pizza place at home.
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by rblatz 5y ago
Eventually it’s going to do what all other viruses have done. Mutate into another flu or common cold. We already have l seasonal coronavirus outbreaks. We call it cold and flu season; except it’s numerous coronaviruses and influenza virus
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by rblatz 5y ago
You can dislike the actions of a government without hating the people governed by that government.
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by rblatz 5y ago
This would increase the already high rate of inflation. So I don't think it's exactly likely. Plus there isn't the political will to give either party this win with voters.
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by rblatz 5y ago
There is a 0% chance of that happening. In every timeline in the multiverse that doesn’t happen. People are sick of sacrificing to protect those too dumb or brainwashed to protect themselves. Especially when all that sacrifice means nothin
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by rblatz 5y ago
So at this point what percent of people testing positive are actually tracked? It’s still a giant pain to get a covid test and requires at least one day lead time to get scheduled in at the pharmacy. It’s so much easier to pop in to that s
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by rblatz 5y ago
Every grant I received had exactly how the number of shares would be calculated. Typically a trailing 10 day average as of the closing on a specific date.
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by rblatz 5y ago
You may be right. I hated how ugly and dorky Reddit was compared to digg, but then digg self destructed and now I’m on Reddit. Recroom is like that, it’s annoying it has a terrible interface, it is a giant pain to get a group together to
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by rblatz 5y ago
I’d talk to a lawyer about drafting a counter letter saying you were unaware of them using your brand and that they need to do all those things back to you since you have been using the name longer. Also petition the trademark office to in
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by rblatz 5y ago
It’s probably easier to buy a regular case and then fit the raspberry pi into it.
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by rblatz 5y ago
That’s actually an interesting thought experiment, and with modern processors you’ll see them throttle down and adjust trying to preserve themselves.
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by rblatz 5y ago
Vaccine mandates aren’t new, what’s new is the hyper targeting of propaganda meant to incite division.
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by rblatz 5y ago
It seems like you are stretching my words here.
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by rblatz 5y ago
That’s an interesting idea. I think I’d be able to touch it, I know I’d dislike it immensely though. But this question helped me clarify my thoughts around this more. It’s the distinction between rational fear vs irrational fear. Assumin
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by rblatz 5y ago
This is so bizarre to me, to be an adult and just unable to control your own body? I guess I'm lucky to not have this issue, but man it's so foreign to me that you can't even open your eyes under water.
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by rblatz 5y ago
Every time I read this I think that an intrepid boot salesman would issue credit and sell the good boots for say 7 yearly payments of $10 and make a killing.
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by rblatz 5y ago
I've got a group of 6 of us that play Echo Arena on the Quest 2 about 3 hours every week. Beat saber is also a fun game, but does get a bit stale for most people after a couple weeks. None of these are VR's Halo, but it seems tha
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by rblatz 5y ago
When you are a landlord for instance.
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by rblatz 5y ago
I came to the same conclusion. There is so much hand wringing on the internet about it, and most of these people don't remember the 30 pin to lightning transition. Specifically people don't remember what a huge upgrade lightning
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by rblatz 5y ago
Magnets
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by rblatz 5y ago
Email is hard to do right, first I’m likely going to spend 2-3x the price on a server, so instantly we have 5 years of subscription covered by that price. Then I have to buy an IP in a space that has a good reputation. Then I need to setup
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by rblatz 5y ago
If your violence isn’t working it means you just aren’t using enough of it.
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by rblatz 5y ago
That feels like a really high class problem to have. You have a product that got you to IPO, and it hit the end of its lifespan and needed to be upgraded/rebuilt.
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by rblatz 5y ago
This seems to miss the point, engineers need to communicate with business stakeholders to understand the business needs and where they are in product development. Then adjust your engineering efforts based on that. The worst case is you del
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by rblatz 5y ago
How is this even a debate, if you weren’t supposed to use it they wouldn’t pay extra to install seats with a reclining mechanism.

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