sam36

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by sam36 6y ago
I'm curious where everyone is getting their "news" at. For one, the "blue wave" of mail in ballots is a myth: https://i.imgur.com/LIX2cwQ.jpg Two: No one is really questioning the machines not &quot
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by sam36 6y ago
I don't think that is the full truth. Everyone in the industry seems to see goodrx as dishonest and they all state the same story similar to this recent one from reddit[0]. In my personal experience, the goodrx "coupon" for m
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by sam36 6y ago
>One of the most transparently political acts of voter suppression that has ever occurred in the US. I totally agree! For months media has encouraged large group gatherings in the form of protests and riots and now they tell us to not &q
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by sam36 6y ago
Debatable on whether "genocide" is the correct term. But sure, use it if you want. "Genocide: The systematic and widespread extermination or attempted extermination of a national, racial, religious, or ethnic group." But
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by sam36 6y ago
Seems like you saw the word "Bible" and immediately typed your response... Nonetheless, the bible has been used to promote many ideas through the ages. Regardless of what Obama said years ago ("we are not a Christian nation,
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by sam36 6y ago
It doesn't, but I was referring to your more broader statement of "The nation of today is not isolated from it's past." Given the current climate of the last two months, it just reeks of dogma.
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by sam36 6y ago
>What is the just thing to do? Sweep it under the rug and act like it didn't matter? That has stuck with me and I've been thinking. But I think I got an idea. Maybe we should educate our young about the past, where we came from
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by sam36 6y ago
I thought about saying something similar. There are plenty of "people groups" that no longer exist due to war, forced take over, famine, etc. Nobody stands up for them though. People now are only pushing what immediately benefits
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by sam36 6y ago
What is the "current situation" and what is the "benefit"?
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by sam36 6y ago
It's certainly something to think about when so much today revolves around giving the government even more power and control, all the way down to what we can say. The Cherokees made up a large portion of the "Trail of Tears".
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by sam36 6y ago
This story sounds pretty typical of any corp IT job really. I've had plenty of managers that I just didn't get along with and they seemed to always be on my case or something but let their "friends" do what ever. One tim
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by sam36 7y ago
To be honest, I've been watching this since early January, expecting the worst. I did not stockpile food in early March as Trump acted like it would be no big deal... and then all the stores around here ran out of food. This really mad
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by sam36 7y ago
>Yesterday, the President admitted on Fox & Friends that voter suppression benefits Republicans. That's somewhat of a generalization but the saying goes the other way too. Republicans only want to make more rich people and democ
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by sam36 7y ago
It was done with cooking oil at one time. Problem is it gave most of the test subjects diarrhea after eating a bag of potato chips that were fried in it. Of course anyone that eats a bag of potato chips is at risk of that anyway...
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by sam36 7y ago
Curious, does spacex have any work from home software dev jobs?
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by sam36 7y ago
I'll chime in as I was previously an "air frame structure tech". Basically I did everything on the airplane other than mess with engines or electronics. Worked on the Navy P3 Orion fleet (remove and replace wings), the Airfor
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by sam36 7y ago
The amazing thing is last week someone on 4chan posted this: https://i.imgur.com/Jkq8tYK.png Which shows that the virus had been modified. 4chan wins once again at sleuthing.
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by sam36 7y ago
Oh yea, instead lets write it in an interpreted language who's VM is written in C....
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by sam36 7y ago
If you can afford a $40k+ car, you can afford one of those "clean" and quite running honda generators...
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by sam36 7y ago
"the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed" "Infringed" can certainly be read as any process that gets in the way of gun purchasing.
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by sam36 7y ago
Yea maybe they should make some laws that require all guns to have a serial number, that should prevent all this... oh wait
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by sam36 7y ago
Yes, most cites and states have laws against vagrancy. Just because something is "public property" doesn't mean you get to live or camp there.
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by sam36 7y ago
> Everything about healthcare is business now https://i.imgur.com/t22Lg5Y.jpg
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by sam36 7y ago
I think the term they used was "fractured"
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by sam36 7y ago
My uncle wrecked his motorcycle once. He ended up in a ditch unconscious. Someone called 911. For what ever reason a life flight helicopter was then called and picked him up and took him to a local county hospital. He woke up there a few ho
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by sam36 7y ago
This is apparently a real issue even in the USA, not sure where the ideas came from but I have a direct experience. While at a funeral for an older man at a church I attended, my wife and I met a younger lady that was our age and she was ve
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by sam36 7y ago
What the heck
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by sam36 7y ago
Any good git "best practices" doc will inform the user to never use rebase on a shared remote repo. The details are given, but sadly I can never really follow the logic. Rebase always sounds like a good idea (imo). And being the o
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x86/Split_lock: Request to Intel(lkml.org)
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by sam36 7y ago
"Not" or "Note"?

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