staysafeanon

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by staysafeanon 5y ago
Facebook no longer requires degrees for entry level developer positions.
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
The alt-right did not co-opt the term. It was somewhat co-opted in some "manosphere" men's rights movements, not the alt-right.
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
"See reality for what it truly is." Many fringe groups (political and otherwise) believe they've achieved some kind of transcendence and can see through the fabricated facade that is the precieved reality of the world. They&#
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
I don't see where in your source the data paints that picture? Social sciences and history is 8%, family and human sciences is another few percent, journalism is also listed out separately, as is liberal arts and humanities... Maybe th
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
This isn't the main reason running low and high voltage through the same conduit is not code compliant though. The reason you don't mix low/high in the same raceway is because if exposed low/high voltage conductors come
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
This isn't the main reason running low and high voltage through the same conduit is not code compliant though. The reason you don't mix low/high in the same raceway is because if exposed low/high voltage conductors come
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
No no, as in: gender/women's/political studies where that kinds of stuff comes out of isn't a hard science, so I'm not adding that in as "anti-science".
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
I appreciate the reply. I was not trolling in my OP, I was seriously curious since I couldn't recall any. Indeed nuclear power seems like an odd one to be opposed to. I think the idea is because we should be going forward with solar an
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
I don't believe so... I thought it was somewhat evenly split.
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
>But it's true that the left has its own troubles with being opposed to science, and genetic effects on behavior is one example. That's probably the only example that I can think of. Do you have any more? The right has tons of
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
>So the ABA is posting something about law enforcement, an org that they deal with daily, that doesn't pass muster? Non sequitur. >The US Democratic party is no longer the party of slavers. You're almost there (selfawarewolv
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
>It's just the worst when people park their broken trucks on their driveways It's not the worst, but I don't want my neighbor to look like the city dump. >glad you made it to somewhere where we can fine them for it. You
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
>The thing is, HOAs tend to have little to no power over people like that. Not entirely true as you outlined, since HOAs can put liens on your property and they can end up foreclosing. The HOA will absolutely get it's money and enfo
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
>They park RVs and boats in their driveways and yards? Who cares? Indeed, I don't want broken down RVs and trucks that leak oils and fluids all over the place on the street, or on their lawn where it eventually ends up in the water
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
Having lived in an area without a HOA, I've witnessed people fly confederate flags, park RVs, boats, broken down trucks, etc. all over their driveways, yards, and the streets, etc. etc... I became a believer in HOAs. At this point in m
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
>Perhaps if the midwest or South were more tolerant of colored folks, you'd get more people venturing out there. Perhaps if you cared about the facts, you wouldn't make such blatantly false claims. "[Black] College graduat
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
That is an opinion piece written by a professor of justice studies at a sociology department (shocked I tell you, shocked). She's never been an attorney, has never been a member of the American Bar Association, and her opinions are her
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
"Where Christianity has left a moral and religious vacuum in the wake of its collapse, we are now seeing the construction of a new social and moral orthodoxy to fill this void — in short, a new religion. It's not hard to see why:
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
Podman: https://podman.io/
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
The Slack/reddit ban and the grotesque doxxing accusations are exactly why these conversations must happen in the open. Your histrionic replies to both the GitHub issue and the comments here are just further proofs for me that I sh
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
Wow elementaryos in full lockdown damage control mode! Banned krisives from their Slack instance (where they told him to DM them) and also banned him from the elementaryos subreddit. Now this story has been [flagged] here. Orwellian. I will
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by staysafeanon 5y ago
>Author here: I made it as a proof of concept, just because I could. Sometimes those are the most satisfying and technologically interesting proof of concepts. Don't let any of the detractors here tell you you're wasting your t