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ssully
5y ago
I am not the OP, but I just checked what it would be for me. This morning I got two medium coffee's (Dunkin) which came out to about $5. The same order on DoorDash is $12, $15 if you included a $3 tip.
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Well enjoy your endless conflict, because what you describe as your biggest issues with the modern left is simply a trait (some would call a flaw) that affects all people. I would work on something more concrete when it comes to your issues
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Oh, I understand and your point is good. I just wanted to add a little context that the benefits vary wildly when it comes to maternity leave.
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5y ago
Luckily the modern left is the only group of people who let their prejudices dictate their perceptions.
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5y ago
In the US, that is decent. My wife's job (non-tech) offers a month at like 75% pay I believe.
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5y ago
If past performance is not an indicator of future outcomes than why did you reference history(the past) in your last point to reinforce what you think will be happening in our future?
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5y ago
Do they actually expect someone to pass this? I am honestly curious what the hire rate is at a place like this.
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I think it gave them a chance to understand themselves better. I went to the co-ed school, but my friends from all of the same-sex schools all expressed the benefit of not having to worry about the other sex during school time.
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5y ago
Have you done this yourself? Can you tell me what critical race theory is?
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It really shouldn't be that hard. Where I grew up there were four same-sex only schools. Two for boys, two for girls.
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Kind of wild to say gay people actually didn't have it that bad, and that getting cancelled today is actually worse.
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5y ago
I did the same thing around 2019. We do chicken once or twice a week, and I'll some kind of chicken or turkey cold cuts around for lunch sandwiches. It honestly wasn't very difficult.
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5y ago
Are people using the downvote button incorrectly here?
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Well I will avoid further speculation then! That makes sense and I hope that is the case, the mini seems like a cool device and I hope it's part of their lineup next time I need a new phone.
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Is it though? According to the article: "The company will reportedly produce at least 70 percent fewer units than it initially planned". Why else would they make a cut that large?
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5y ago
I understand this is an anecdote, but out of the apps I use, I probably go to Netflix or HBO first, then Hulu, and Amazon Video last. I honestly try to avoid Amazon's video app as much as possible because of how poor the navigation and
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I don't know if they will stop making them completely, but they did cut production on the 12 mini due to lower demand than expected: https://www.engadget.com/apple-iphone-12-mini-production-rep...
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5y ago
Your post sounds pretty good, especially when you don't conclude on what we are allowing by "letting them be", which is to continue the spread of a deadly disease.
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5y ago
When you get an ICD, they explain all of this to you. Even before the recent warning about iPhone 12's, they explained how the device interacts with magnets and to avoid them.
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Because it's not something OP or anyone can actually measure their coworkers for, so it isn't actually a metric, just a way of degrading their coworkers. To me, it says more (negatively) about OP, than it does about their coworker
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5y ago
I graduated a similar time ago. If you used campus housing, they provided the basics (desk, chair, bed/mattress, wardrobe, and a minifridge), but you could buy extra stuff if you had extra space. I had the same roommate all 4 years, an
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I mean if my friend is Jeff Bezos or Rhianna, I might be a little surprised if they suggest we split the bill.
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Most streaming services have "horror" sections as well, but I would say the majority of them are pretty lacking in comparison to a service like Shudder, which focuses specifically on horror. I could imagine a lot of the black spec
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Because those conditions are more complex; there is some choice, but it's not the full picture. Those conditions don't overflow the hospitals either. In the United States, any adult could get the vaccine for free for months now, a
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I assure you, they know their IT processes are garbage.
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I mean the obvious answer is the radio waves that leave our planet are an observable affect.
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While it's technically not a fungus, I had my first experience with Fuligo septica, or Dog Vomit mold. My wife were gardening in the late evening and went inside as it got dark. About an hour later I let the dogs out and this yellow ma
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Went to Trader Joe's last year and "treated" myself to a fancy jar of honey. I usually buy the cheap stuff, but this was like a $10 jar of New Zealand honey. I probably spent 3 minutes in front of the display deciding if I sh
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Maybe I am missing the sarcasm, but this sounds exactly timing and luck.
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The Secretlab chairs are nice (especially for the price), but they can be a little stiff and their adjustability is more limited then a Steelcase. I have been using a Secretlab for the last 8 months or so, and it's better then what I h
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