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>>what is required by an organization in a sensitive industry That really is not a factor, I have worked for a number of organizations that would never higher anyone convicted of a felony who did not have any sensitive requirements,
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it is amazing the leaps some people take. If you did not have full throated support for every terrible policy every government enacted in their panic around covid, I must be a "COVID Denier" I bet since I oppose Vaccine Mandates
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5y ago
Because not everyone has neighborhoods of kids offering to shovel snow, I even tried to contract it out however most of the companies around here want commercial contracts not residential snow removal, and the ones that do offer "best
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5y ago
>>and antisocial. OK And? I fully admit I am anti-social. >>The other issue here is that you still pay for the roads, maintenance, police patrols, rest stops, expansion, environmental degradation, snow removal, insurance for ca
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5y ago
There is more to it than just the direct cost of the concrete. In most cities single family neighborhood sidewalks are "owned" by the property owner, not the city. However they are an "easement" which means the property
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I actively resist putting sidewalks in my neighborhood, and actively bought into this neighborhood because it lacks them Why? Because do not want to incur the costs of maintaining them, nor the liability that comes with them from either a
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5y ago
even if you had saleforce it will all end up in excel anyway...
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I think you would need to look at how much less each nation drove, I have a suspicion that the drop in driving in the US is much less pronounced than in France. US has a much higher driving culture, and we also had much less restrictions i
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5y ago
I am sorry Pluto is a Plant, it is Settled Science... ;)
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F Droid is my first stop for anything I need, if I can not find it there then I go to Play Store F Droid is only possible because of side loading
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The problem is that alot of the "criticism" seems be around economic protectionism not actual criticism. They are critical that a tech company dare allow an a person from the unwashed masses to have as big of a megaphone for thei
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That bar has now been replaced with Twitter, and other social media, but it is hard to listen to the conversations because of the number of voices all speaking at once...... the truth is out there, just hard to find. "Authoritative S
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5y ago
I see mainly propagandists that call themselves "journalists" all in a extremely sad feedback loop of ever recursive propaganda cycle... All using each other as a "source" to create a false picture of reality
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5y ago
Disable cookies for the site and you can browse all you want On Android the only browser I have found to do this is brave on Desktop I think all of them but I use Firefox, and just disable all cookies for Twitter.
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5y ago
>>Peloton has pretty expensive products and induces the same reaction folks had to iPhones before other companies released similarly priced flagships. I think they both continue to generate the same reaction in many. They are both ov
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While I can understand that approach, I do wonder if my origin to programming is common or not. I did not get in to programming to become a programmer. I learned programming to solve a problem I was having, in my case I did start out in
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#2: Strict Programming lang's. I often seen frustrate new programmers, specially young new programmers making them want to give up on programming all together so I don't know if I would call that beginner friendly, I certainly w
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No it is the same problem Overcriminlization of society leads to people using this defense for more and more drag net style surveillance in order to "catch the criminals" It has been studied and there is a good case to be made tha
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I can see this is going to be one of those times were I get crap from both "sides" Even if it was terrorism, these kind of police tactics should be abhorrent to anyone that desires to live in a free nation. General Warrants are v
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5y ago
These warrants should be called what they are, General Warrants. Something that was abused in our history and deemed to corrupting that they were banned in our constitution. I do not see how strapping a set of GPS coordinates instead of a
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The problem is not that is was a BLM riot, the problem is that geofence warrants are effectively a modernized general warrant, something that should be viewed as plainly unconstitutional They get around it because they have slapped a moder
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5y ago
>/24 netblock on the second offense. That seems excessive and abusive, I am not aware of any commercial ISP that is giving out /24 anymore. /29 is most common, I had to practically beg to get a /28 so what is the ju
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To many of us a large NYC Apartment also sounds like a nightmare... For me when I bought my house the number 1 rule, unbreakable that I gave my realtor was absolutely, under no circumstances how me a house with a HOA...
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Why? It removes the the stocks from business and finance fundamentals, into more speculative (aka gambling) transactions that create huge BOOMS, and even largest BUSTS in the market, taking out peoples retirements, and financial security
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In a capitalist economy you may sometimes have a breadline, however in a centrally planned economy you sometimes have bread
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>>The idea that printing money is a primary driver of inflation may be outdated. No it is not >>During the Great Recession, a vast increase in the money supply had no apparent impact in inflation Ohh but it did, you just are not
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Even worse is having been able to tweak the functional for DECADES only to have a random update remove those settings... Looking at you Microsoft
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Before I moved to HA, I was in the smart-things Ecosystem That was also very easy out of the box, far easier than WiFi Device I am not sure why you are doubling down on WiFi being easier, it is not The reason these companies are going fo
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5y ago
I must be lucky then because I have lot of Zigbee and Zwave devices all running Transmitting to Nortek GoControl USB stick attached to a rPI running Home Assistant. I have several vendors of both Zwave and Zigbee Sensors, HVAC thermostat, B
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For me I mainly use Zigbee and Zwave Devices not WiFi Devices. I am sadden that wifi seems to be taking over and ZigBee and Zwave are starting to lose favor.
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