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by surge 8y ago
It was deemed the pedestrian was also partially at fault. She was crossing a road, at night in a dimly lit portion of the road, no where near an intersection and with seemingly no regard of awareness of oncoming traffic in dark colored clot
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by surge 8y ago
Nah, your insurance would go up, unless you started killing people. Besides, you basically just described most teenage/young adult or inexperienced drivers.
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by surge 8y ago
I remember clearly that most people were holding off for a PS2, despite the fact that the initial release of games on the PS2 for that first year had graphics that were actually sub-par compared to the DC because it was so difficult to prog
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by surge 8y ago
Yep, my town temporarily banned them because of safety issues, I liked the dockless bikes better because they at least had some barrier to entry that anyone who wasn't versed in basic riding safety couldn't just pick one up since
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by surge 8y ago
Hasn't every study prior said fasting (especially combined with low carb diet in between) is far better than low calorie, because your body makes different adjustments to lack of food rather than some food and you actually end up worse
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by surge 8y ago
He also has several talks and interviews on YouTube worth watching as well. I believe his book, The Obesity Code, is also a good read. He treats a lot of diabetic patients. I've integrated his stuff into my keto diet and lost a ton of
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by surge 8y ago
It's the secret of living in places like Alabama. I know people who work in tech remote and live in these places making large salaries.
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by surge 8y ago
Right, this seems dumb as you're going to lose your best people first, since they're the ones knowing they'll have no issues finding something else on the open job market.
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by surge 8y ago
Yes, but it was mostly accurate in its coverage of life working in a hospital if anything. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTGxzYo_YyY
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by surge 8y ago
I don't use a web clipper, I use copy/paste. It pastes the content and a little footnote about the source with URL at the bottom.
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by surge 8y ago
This is effectively like keto, which is a kind of fast in that you're fasting off carbs. you're not really getting protein or carbs at all, but I guess you're giving your body some fat for calories rather than just stored fat
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by surge 8y ago
>I’m sure the people of Germany never thought their fellow citizens would turn against them either. This is an interesting one, because this actually is more of an argument for 2A then you think. For one the Germans didn't turn agai
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by surge 8y ago
Maybe hoping to make their money back when people let their subscriptions idle during the off season for movies...but this is most attractive avid movie goers so I don't see this working. People who don't go to movies all the time
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by surge 8y ago
98% likely that they do.
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by surge 8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUMGc8hEkpc
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by surge 8y ago
Doctor's and lawyer's have been noticing this sooner and taking advantage of this too. It's called geographic arbitrage or geoarbitrage, and factor's in more than just salary. You can actually make less in many places an
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by surge 9y ago
Yeah, but they're dangerously close to having their Digg exodus moment. The problem is they ban guns, the gun community leaves, but the gun community also frequents other sub-reddit's, its kind of a venn diagram. Each time they ba
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by surge 9y ago
Yes, and there are multiple other chans that have popped up in direct response that are more "free" speech. Most of the stuff on 4chan can be found on reddit, etc, and often does, usually OC on 4chan just gets posted on reddit da
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by surge 9y ago
Free speech is a pressure release valve for society. Otherwise, people just keep quiet until they explode, many times in a mob because they feel no one is listening or they're being suppressed, or ignored by media, politicians, etc. Fo
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by surge 9y ago
I lost a good chunk of my friends when I had kids, they just stopped talking to me or stopped inviting me to things because they figured, I'm a family man now. That's true to an extent, but I'm not a family man when I'm
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by surge 9y ago
My best friends came from a local (now defunct hackerspace) which spun into a lock picking group (of which some people from hacker space were members, which spun into some of my best friendships and a recent career move.
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by surge 9y ago
It'd be kind of neat if the phones had a mode similar to the "car mode" on Apple phones, where it goes into a DnD mode and becomes inconvenient to unlock and use when at a certain location. So a kid can use the phone, but tex
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by surge 9y ago
Also love MobaXterm I wish Cygwin performed better on Windows, git operations on Linux take minutes on Windows because it has to spin up the whole cygwin environment. This kind of still makes me want to use Linux, but MobaXTerm makes my Win
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by surge 9y ago
Sadly, it's where their audience is.
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by surge 9y ago
Yeah, the more they "improve" it, the less I want to use it.
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by surge 9y ago
Generally, the person whose been fooled once and made aware so they know what to look out for is better to have than firing them and replacing them with someone new whose just as likely to fall for the same thing.
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by surge 9y ago
Picking locks isn't like on TV. They aren't talking about bumping locks. Those of use that do it as a hobby do it during meetings and barely anyone notices. If you're making a lot of noise or voiding locks, you're almost
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by surge 9y ago
Right, if you're that obsessed with perfection, just pave over the damn thing. I only kill ants if they're building nests that threaten something else, like a tree. Usually though, that's a good indication the tree is already
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by surge 9y ago
Right, don't most people use WeeChat as the defacto method of payment there? To the point they're a little bit ahead of the game in terms of ability to make mobile payments.
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by surge 9y ago
I technically do, it's called property taxes which are directly tied to the assessed value of my house. That said, I agree with your point, just bad example.

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