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by ruined 5y ago
only if they are independently wealthy
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next they'll try to end the practice of wage labor by not paying their employees if that's the goal it needs to be a systemic solution, which generally means or legislation, company policy, or worker organizing. otherwise you&#x27
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federal law says nothing about breaks except that if they're 30m or longer you don't get paid many states go no further, including Texas, which explicitly does not require break time
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the police see themselves as a single unified group. this is actualized through culture (thin blue line, sheepdogs), organization (80% unionized, literally the state), and informal local agreements (gangs, corruption, coverups)
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by ruined 5y ago
people keep saying things like this but really it's a question of what's available music piracy is basically over thanks to spotify, apple music, youtube, bandcamp, etc hardly anyone i know torrents movies anymore due to netflix,
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i figured it was obvious to only flag human-review for multiple orders to the same address or an unknown apartment suffix. if the current solution is to have those users file a human-processed request anyway, this streamlines that flow and
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this is a larger issue than perhaps a lot of people think it is. huge numbers of low-income people (think the people serving you food) in high-CoL cities are living in roommate situations, where several independent adults share a single add
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by ruined 5y ago
seems like it would be possible to allow placing the order, and have a human review before the items ship. and what are scalpers going to do, compete with a free service?
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by ruined 5y ago
maybe that's what you think you meant. but my experience of this thread is that you explained your original comment about how i should disregard explanations
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by ruined 5y ago
generally, yeah. it's always better to criticize some actual property of what you're talking about rather than try to make derogatory associations with some totally unrelated thing. people pushing these ideas aren't "stu
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by ruined 5y ago
well, last year in every discussion about the "retail theft wave" people would bring up police statistics indicating only a modest rise or actual decline, and were thus criticized for assuming accuracy. so, let's just exercis
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but alcohol is so pedestrian. and socially acceptable. this is somehow even more pathetic than being a weed guy. style would require an edgier, more risque substance, and a narrative. but you'll never see it. i think even tweakers know
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cameras are a dedicated tool for sampling visual data. they are very tightly designed to be good at that, and have been optimized to a nearly ideal form over the course of more than a century. cameras won't provide a decent ergonomic e
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high score!
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>legal system where you could sell the wrong done to you to someone who had more money to prosecute. and now we just have contingency
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colistin resistance plasmids have been known since 2016ish and some are even known to colocate resistance genes for other antibiotics here's a new variant discovered in 2019 in a human in Washington https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.
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there's only one blockchain
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explain
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dang changed the link since i posted this. i also came across the boredpanda site but chose one that had more photos of the camera.
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there's a lot of things that could happen if only there were a concerned billionaire that didn't care about profit none of those things seem to ever happen. if you are not one of those billionaires start thinking of another approa
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i know, right. reactionaries will misread anything. literally bootstraps and bad apples.
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when it was originally written, the most common estrogen pill on the market was red. short answer: the matrix is gender. but it also represents any social construct pretty generically, and that's why there's so much confusion. lon
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>I care about the nature of reality and the fate of humanity i don't think you'll find that in a film
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near as i can tell, he used a stirn concealed vest camera. http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Stirn_Concealed_Vest_Camera round film plate. no cassette, just round emulsified glass. six-exposure 14cm or four-exposure 17cm dep
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> It's the responsibility of "svgo" to make sure it's direct dependencies are alright. No, it's your responsibility to make sure your dependency tree is alright. Your personal definition of 'alright' ma
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i would consider a caste system, and the social engineering necessary to create and maintain it, to be control technology. it's possible the only reason we aren't at an "extreme" now because we're still tipping betw
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caffeine is both a vasoconstrictor and a vasodilator, over the course of a dose. dilation is the second and longer-acting effect, and acclimation to that is what causes the withdrawal headaches. other vasodilators should help if the mechani
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death is never simple. it turns out to be highly motivating, and motivated people tend to do all kinds of complicated things.
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i'm definitely speculating. middle ground is just boring. if your benchmark is long-term societies, anarchic cultures are it, and anything else including our modern state is an outlying extreme. but here we are. technology provided the
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the worst part is, there's no way around it. if you're trying to motivate any individual or group whose desires are not fully coherent, no matter what your intentions and ideology are, any effort to incentivize and document perfor

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