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by reroute1 7y ago
If you work remotely it might be
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by reroute1 7y ago
This is assuming that the military and all constituents would follow martial law, which I think is not at all a certainty.
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by reroute1 7y ago
Of course not, but that's also the case in real life and that doesn't mean the permanence of the internet is a problem that needs fixing. Like the other comment mentioned, things from the past should be taken with a grain of salt
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by reroute1 7y ago
This was the story I had heard years ago, that they are left in the heat/sun and the plastic of the bottles can melt into the water.
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by reroute1 7y ago
Ease of use. The idea of the cartridge is that you use it once and throw it away. A full vaporizer requires cleaning + can be very expensive. At the worst a new vape pen is $20-$40. It also fits in your pocket easily and looks like an e-cig
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by reroute1 7y ago
It's the worst decision for a few people who made disparaging comments on social media and then are put in the spotlight. The Internets permanent memory is one of it's greatest strengths IMO not a "fundamental problem".
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by reroute1 7y ago
You can only focus on so many products... I don't see why it's confusing when people are upset by what they choose to focus on
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by reroute1 7y ago
Cubicles, working remote, conference rooms. You ask for alternatives but automatically rule out the largest alternative (cubicles)? Feels like your expectations are the odd ones
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by reroute1 7y ago
Why did it become padding junk? Why can't it be valuable experience to put on your CV? He never mentioned anything about flash in the pan tech or buzzwords. Despite having a great job it's still totally relevant to build your resu
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by reroute1 7y ago
But you don't even have to answer those
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by reroute1 7y ago
> The US should just choose a country and copy it. Just because X policy works elsewhere doesn't mean it would have the same effect in another country.
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by reroute1 7y ago
Right, there isn't enough evidence provided to actually verify or judge any of these. In itself they are pretty useless anonymous claims.
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by reroute1 7y ago
This is all subjective. I personally don't mind at all, but cigarette smoke irritates the hell out of me
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by reroute1 7y ago
What about the people that will go back to smoking cigarettes, a clearly worse alternative? E-cigs are preventing all those people from using traditional tobacco products, not causing higher use...
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by reroute1 7y ago
OK. I don't know if everyone would agree with your somewhat reductive view on Disney, how is it fair to compare an entire company and enterprise to a single man. This feels like you are looking at two wildly different things and connec
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by reroute1 7y ago
But to be fair R. Kelly is being accused of pretty awful crimes which I don't see an equivalent from Disney...
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by reroute1 7y ago
Of course that is bizarre. It is also bizarre to make a claim about "better run" countries where people just walk home instead of other transport methods Edit: You seem to be having a conversation with yourself and making points t
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by reroute1 7y ago
> None of that is what actually causes people to be angry. How do you know this? Have you interviewed everyone ever on why they got angry? There are a variety of reasons and it's very highly unlikely that you are correct.
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by reroute1 7y ago
Yes you were given it, which means you were lucky in what you received. By all means try to do the same for your descendants I didn't say anything to the contrary, just that they would be lucky in the same way
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by reroute1 7y ago
Lots of loot boxes and in game cosmetics can often be traded in the same way though? For example in Dota 2 people can trade skins for heroes they don't play. Isn't that the same thing as trading a pokemon you don't want?
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by reroute1 7y ago
The flashing lights are a nice bonus, but the comparison to trading cards is still valid imo. It's basically the same thing. Yes the technology has advanced, but the risks are the same. Companies that sold trading cards, stickers, what
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by reroute1 7y ago
Sure, but none of that has anything to do with you or your accomplishments which is where luck enters the equation as to your starting place. For the record I think borders should be secure, but also allow pathways to citizenship.
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by reroute1 7y ago
Good for you, that sounds like a pretty unreasonable ultimatum to give someone.
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by reroute1 7y ago
Is it a mental health problem or just human nature?
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by reroute1 7y ago
Will they consider an article titled "Stop using bright neon green in prominent design elements"? I think I figured that one out in 6th grade.
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by reroute1 7y ago
Yeah maybe it's your description that needs some work and not our interpretation
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by reroute1 7y ago
Isn't this basically what radio, mtv, and every music technology does in a way?
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by reroute1 7y ago
Still not necessarily victimizing anyone though
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by reroute1 7y ago
Exactly physical land exists, and the only "labor" required for it to be property is for people to agree on it being property. How does this constitute real labor or improvement? Intellectual properties are generally more creative
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by reroute1 7y ago
If you completely redefine "improvement" and "labor" then sure.

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