rs999gti

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by rs999gti 5y ago
Keep Austin weird man
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by rs999gti 5y ago
The US may or may not have paid $2M to get Warmbier our of North Korea https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/north-kore...
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> Remember there is at least 250 gasoline car fires a day in comparison Citation please
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by rs999gti 5y ago
You have remote kill and upgrade in your mobile phone, did you get rid of your phone?
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by rs999gti 5y ago
master/slave for drives? master for main branch?
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> Basically, you get infected, you die. Avoid cannibalism and you should be fine. https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2016/09/06/482952588/wh...
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by rs999gti 5y ago
You can but it goes bad like milk.
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by rs999gti 5y ago
I subscribed it to an uptime monitor - https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/fxip.as203478.net.html
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> One of the thing that sucks about all these billionaires running end run around the tax system (outside of the obvious pay your fair share) How is what Thiel did an end around? He paid taxes on his contributions - https://ww
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> This is when electric vehicles really start taking over. Price is one aspect, the other is looks. This looks like a truck and probably drives and handles like a truck. Truck buyers are already financing $60K trucks, this design being e
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> It is scientifically proven that there are no differences between men and women. XY and XX chromosomes don't matter? Then what are all those fertility doctors doing?
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by rs999gti 5y ago
I'd like something like Azure container instances but crossed with Azure app services. I upload a chart or compose about the cluster and kubernetes just happens. No tweaking, no command line - just a GUI.
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> Why not let people employ each other where they are instead of importing grandpa’s beliefs about how money is produced? Corporations and small businesses already do this > It’s the workers doing that produce the real value, not a ri
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by rs999gti 6y ago
Also, if the doctor goes into private practice, they will live with significant loses until the practice is established: Expenses such as: 1. Rent 2. Marketing 3. Equipment 4. Student loans 5. Malpractice insurance 6. Billing service, unles
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by rs999gti 6y ago
>If you want fairness, no-one should be forced to pay taxes Agree > everyone should pay for the services they use Usage taxes and VATs are always voted down because they hit poor and middle class the hardest, at least in the US. >
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> Individuals are not taxed on a "profit and loss" basis. Is it safe to assume you have no investments or save for retirement?
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> The diversity currently of this area is very high, it’s the home of top universities, between the two cross pollination of ideas happens non stop. This is sort of the argument that management gives to having people in the office. Peop
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> before the arrival of whites. Jesus, bro, why'd you throw this in?
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by rs999gti 6y ago
Better? Explain
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by rs999gti 6y ago
Explain
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by rs999gti 6y ago
Not an anti-vaxxer either but I don’t want to be the first to try something that is basically rushed to fix COVID, which has a 99% survival rate. Please put it through proper animal and human trials before subjecting the populous to it.
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by rs999gti 6y ago
No the lockdowns and still panicking US Governors crashed the economy. I’d rather wait for a full FDA test and clearance on the vaccine than rush to be a guinea pig. This isn’t a movie, people aren’t dropping dead from COVID unless they hav
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by rs999gti 6y ago
With COVID's 99% survival rate and the newness of this vaccine, I would treat this vaccine like LASIK - let the first adopters take it and wait 10 years for the effects. https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/926089
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> Resisting this trend is to the benefit of society. Explain.
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by rs999gti 6y ago
Yeah still don't get it. We depend on computers for things that can literally kill us, but not voting? Seems like the argument against computer voting leaves the door open for bad actors.
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by rs999gti 6y ago
Isn't this what Voatz is? It was used in UT for 2020.
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by rs999gti 6y ago
The OP won in the casino too much, so they decided to show him out and bar him from the property.
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> As a result of the network effect, quasi-monopolies abound in Big Tech. Yeah you're free to make an alternative, you might succeed, but if you get too big then the FAANG's will sue you right out of business. Oh I forgot, or t
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> We need to rebuild the ad-free web. Agree but how do you pay for? Will it be a government owned, taxpayer funded free internet?
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by rs999gti 6y ago
Was there a TOS or service agreement sent to the customer? Third party marketing data agreements, especially with anything dealing with money, are a usually bulletproof and opt-in.

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