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roamerz
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> Of course, the demographics of the court has changed. Thats a problem when the demographics of a ruling body affect rights protected by the Constitution. Wisely the Constitution also provides remedy for when that gets too out of hand:
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Except this isn’t about almost anything else. This is about control over one’s body. This is from someone who chose freely to get the vaccine. Even at my own peril I support other’s freedom to choose.
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Understand and document what you are responsible for including storage,hosts,networking. Document the dependancies of apps on the above. Verify backups and that they are backing up the right information and that they are immutable until the
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5y ago
Or - Dammit Jim I’m an IT guy not Military Strategist! Lol
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You can’t tell me with a straight face though that there wasn’t a report on someone’s desk that predicted exactly that - the Afghani military collapse. It was likely buried because it didn’t support whatever narrative was required at the ti
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My point being that the bar was so low on the implementation that anyone with a shred of intellect could have done a better job. But for the sake of discussion I would have for starters left the military on site until the civilian component
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I don’t disagree with keeping the promise at all. Where he completely demonstrated his competence was in the implementation. I am an IT guy and I would have done a much better job. We’ll see on China. Proof is in action not talk.
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I would counter that a Trump like person would lead to less chance of war. Countries tend to toe the line better if there is a measuarble chance at retaliation. A Biden like person who's demonstrated incompetance (Afghanistan pullout)
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Sounds like you have had a very interesting career. Congrats on that. From my limited geological knowledge I presume the earth started off a a molten ball of elements that have partially solidified into what she is today. There have been ma
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Got me on that one though I was outside yesterday morning and the smell of wood smoke was very nice. That’s from a guy who has lived through many recent and past smoke filled summers that have been helped along (fueled) by those who wanted
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5y ago
Sorry pal we not a virus we are life. When you see that dust cloud on the moon marvel at the technology required to pull that off rather than the visual indicators that you find disturbing. I love going to Death Valley and seeing the remnan
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This is a good thing. They are preaching follow the science on vaccinations but until they abide by that philosophy themselves by making exceptions for natural immunity they are doing nothing but damaging there creditably that they may des
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5y ago
Internal cause does not necessarily mean a technical mishap. Read rogue sysadmin or other employee initiated event.
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5y ago
Yup agree. I can’t count the times I redlined a vendor for not making pricing easily available on their website if it’s not available through distribution channels. Congrats and luck on your venture!
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5y ago
It’s nice to see they have started to refer to this for what it really is rather than an infrastructure bill. Thank God for Manchin and Sineme even though I suspect they will cave when there are enough sweeteners specific to them. I hope I
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what goes up first the wages or the cost of living? in the end I think they chase each others tail. someone has to pay the bill for that person getting $18hr for flipping burgers or pulling green chain. it’s an upward spiral probably hurtin
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I think a better solution would be to keep the late fees then after they totaled the cost of a new book send a bill to the borrower for the cost of the book plus and added 50% handling fee. If that is not paid within x number of days sell t
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I had to just laugh at your comment. It’s either brilliant sarcasm or you just might be the guy that designed this.
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The government does not have money to shell out it is the people that work for a living that shell out via taxes.
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I saw this and thought yay a new version of Rise of the Triad!
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5y ago
>Because it's a terrible policy prescription. And the government is ignoring the same science they are asking us to follow. It’s no wonder people are revolting. Although I am vaccinated I did take a antibody test before I did so and
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I did quit Facebook for about 6 months. What made me login after that period of inactivity was to find information on a local forest fire that was threatening my house. It was and is the best source of up to date information for that.
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Yes - brought to you by the same people that would stop you from eating beef because cows fart. From a tech perspective tetraethyl lead also has lubricative properties that add to exhaust valve longevity under high temperature conditions wh
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5y ago
Do you really think that the digital purchase cost would be 30% lower if you bought it directly through the vendor? The edge case would be that buying directly though the vendor would actually be 30% less.
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Privacy doesn’t seem to matter to you. What happens when Apple adds brainwave detection to their Airpods? Now all I have to do is have a fleeting thought about something that is deemed unacceptable by the ruling class and the authorities sh
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Siri a few years into the future: Dave I noticed that when you sent your last tex message my AI determined with a 99% probability that you were driving. I’ll be notifying the local authorities and you will be receiving a citation for that.
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I used to visit giz quite a lot until they started tainting their articles with political bias.
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<no real limits to logging I am not sure what fantasy world you live in but it’s obviously not Oregon. The same type of groups that decimated the logging industry via the Spotted Owl are now going after dams via the fish. First they crea
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Bad Apple. Today it is something socially unacceptable - child exploitation. The reason that is used as a reason is plainly obvious. What will be the next socially unacceptable target? Guess it depends on who the ruling class. Very disappoi
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That is just one form of communication that you cannot easily replicate in a remote work force and another is social interaction. I have found that it is the glue that holds organizations together and helps keep teams producing quality work
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