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8y ago
While it may be a symptom, and I'm 10,000% on board with getting money out of politics, I would still be entirely against leaving that kind of regulation to the states before any of that happens.
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8y ago
In all that, I noticed you weren't giving the publishers any kind of choice in the matter.
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I believe in Hearthstone, the only option you have is to turn the card to Dust, and then it takes so much Dust to craft other cards, based on their power and rarity.
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The way one goes about doing it, however, can be quite evil.
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I don't think it counts as a "strawman" if it's reflecting the way reality actually is, and shows a huge hole in their philosophy.
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" I don't even understand the appeal of wanting to play games that have this sort of predatory feature." I mean, it's not like you get to choose between the version of the game that has this vs the one that doesn't.
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One huge problem with the idea of having the states do this: there will be a race to the bottom, much like there was with banking and credit cards, where these companies will rush to base themselves out of whatever states are willing to gut
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Did the prison issue their decision before or after that, though?
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Exactly. The bankers that did this are still adults, and are still fully capable of taking responsibility for their actions. No one told them they had to make garbage loans.
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Well, let's be honest. The vast majority of jobs are just that: jobs. They're not something that anyone particularly wants to do; they're just willing to do it because it's better than the alternative.
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No, that's not entirely right. Many of us that hate it and don't want anything to do with it still endure it, because the alternative is not getting a job.
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That answer doesn't really hold up because the people coding the system aren't the ones doing the trading, and most jobs that use similar "stressful" interviews don't have anything like that anyways.
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8y ago
Sorry, that's not close enough. Can you do better? (For the record, the person you originally responded to did not share that question with the intention of you actually trying to answer it. The point was the illustrate how ludicrous s
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Just because something isn't a solution everywhere is no reason to not consider it to be a solution in the places where it can be one. I'd wager that most of the places where congestion is a problem, are dense enough areas where b
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I mean, no one is going to come right out and say, "We don't hire the Irish" in such a survey.
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Well, you enforce the laws against sexual harassment, for one. We already have cameras on the busses and at the stations for safety; use that footage to prosecute people who do commit sexual harassment. As it becomes known that sexual haras
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8y ago
Uber and Lyft are not ride sharing.
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A software author consulting on software they wrote is a far, far different situation than someone regulating an industry then going to go work for that industry.
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Because if that satellite hits a foreign satellite, and the company can't pay, then the US Government is liable.
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The fact that they did, in fact, report fairly on the debate over ending NPR subsidies disproves your entire point.
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Places like that usually have a kitchen for doing that. But the thing is, the aroma (or stench) of the food, and the sounds of eating can be really distracting, in a grosser way than regular talking can be.
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The library?
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It's definitely not helping things.
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It's not secure housing, either.
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I still can't take that complaint seriously.
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Oh noes, you have to have the platform from the company to make apps for the platform from the company. The horror. I honestly cannot take seriously any complaints about having to have a Mac to make Mac apps. How on earth are you testing if
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"Freedom of speech is the right above all rights" Then Twitter has the right to choose who's speech they want to amplify. "Concepts of racism, harassment, violence, fascism and the like are creeping into inappropriate te
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Amazon is a trillion dollar company. There is no reason they can't pay $15/hour.
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This is the company where people piss in water bottles and leave them around the warehouse because they are so afraid of being fired for going to the bathroom.
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"Neither Damore nor Eich deserved what happened to them, and it's disgraceful (and, of course, discriminatory/racist) that such things happened." I find it incredible how many people are more upset that those two got cal
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