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691.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Which is normally a good thing. Because we need more people employed as opposed to one person with 2x income
692.
by rdtwo 5y ago
I don’t really see this working out the way they thinking it will. If someone killed my kid and called me to gloat I’d probably be more interested in inflicting maximum pain on the killers than protesting the government that caused the war
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by rdtwo 5y ago
If they told you to follow cdc advice… that’s even worse than disinformation is actively dangerous to yourself and others
694.
by rdtwo 5y ago
It’s ok but it’s slow compared to Apple Pay. It’s slightly better than PayPal but has issues when traffic is high. I basically never use it for high traffic releases as it fails more often than not
695.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Paywall
696.
by rdtwo 5y ago
You don’t really need a block chain, you can just register serial numbers on a legitimate website. This was solved early on with cd keys.
697.
by rdtwo 5y ago
A lot of times a resignation rejection is a vote of confidence by the leader not a bad thing
698.
by rdtwo 5y ago
I thought they tested everyone in the city like 4 times.
699.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Credit default swaps activated. Win for banks
700.
by rdtwo 5y ago
I’ve found it super tough to do online school with a small child. For the under 10 kids they need a lot of supervision and the online school becomes your day job. So if both parents are trapped at home trying to work it’s hell
701.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Considering how many people were tested a bunch of those could just be false positives. They did like 100m tests or something crazy
702.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Is it? Or all all the false positives from over testing creating a huge problem?
703.
by rdtwo 5y ago
What about parents with kids? Everyone stuck doing virtual school and work in tiny apartments?
704.
by rdtwo 5y ago
I always thought the biggest threat to Ukrainian men during the war was other Ukrainian men (and vindictive women). The Russians are really missing an opportunity to provide safe passage to warzone refugees to neighboring EU countries. Ever
705.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Seems not true anymore. Ranger is back and the Tacoma still only does 22mpg a decade later. They must have found a work around
706.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Your agent had no incentive to do a good job she already got paid before you showed up.
707.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Similar how truecar pisses off the dealers and had to stop offering useful info that lowered prices
708.
by rdtwo 5y ago
lol
709.
by rdtwo 5y ago
What a waste might as well just set it on fire or donate it to the military
710.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Yeah how does this not apply to eBay though. They went through a decade of moving mostly stolen phones
711.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Microsoft has huge labs where they collect feedback but honestly I think try just ignore most of it.
712.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Why don’t they start at 40 for everyone. That would be a great start Shes create another 20-30% more job openings
713.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Crypto allows you to easily print in game assets and sell then for cash equivalent tokens
714.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Welcome to co-parenting in the 2020s.
715.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Big fish lay significantly more and more viable eggs than small fish. It is indeed smarter to only harvest smaller and younger fish
716.
by rdtwo 5y ago
I’m bored, starting at my phone while my kid snacks or does activities… so yeah
717.
by rdtwo 5y ago
The opposite the optimization becomes rigid structure. One thing breaks and the entire pyramid of your life crumbles
718.
by rdtwo 5y ago
That aren’t actually wealthier the money just buys less
719.
by rdtwo 5y ago
The numbers are large but the value is small. Inflation has actually caused real wages to go down. When a house costs 1m+ a starting salary of 100k isn’t all that amazing
720.
by rdtwo 5y ago
Did you charge double the initial ask?

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