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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
I encourage you to share some of these stories. Future entrepreneurs are in this very thread and such experience could greatly help them out.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
It's not that complaining is inherently bad, it's that it tends to be uninteresting and unstimulating. Yes, I know the sky is rainy grey today. It does nothing for either of us if you point that out for the fifteenth time. On the
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
My point was that the rules are the same across all sports. If you make a change that will positive affect football athletes, that change might not be so positive for the other sports it will affect as well. Although, you are absolutely cor
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
What's most important in this conversation is to remember that we're not talking about football. We're talking about college athletics as a whole. Just because degrees attained while playing college football are largely worth
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
Does anyone have a recommendation on which version a total noob should install?
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
It's weird to think that more work has gone into this one report than I will put into my career in my lifetime.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
This is an example of the 'Slippery Slope' logical fallacy.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
If they truly didn't believe in the implementation of the CFPB, they'd create legislation to fix it instead of trying to gut it. The problem is that they don't want financial protection for consumers.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
Heresy! How dare you insinuate Kim leaked her sex tape solely for publicity!
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
Yes, people do lose their insurance constantly when they switch jobs...and then immediately sign onto their new plan. Is the argument that switching insurance plans is stressful? What's stressful is remaining uncovered. Switching plans
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
IQ is a lot like GDP. It doesn't measure what we need as accurately as we need. If you keep that in mind, though, it can remain a broadly useful metric.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
Why would we use the market as a barometer for who won the deal? The market doesn't have a great track record for being right.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
Why would there not be a problem with backwards-compatibility? If they're switching processor architecture or vendor at all, there's going to be a huge problem.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
This is very clearly an issue with copyright lasting too long. I would understand if you guys didn't want this to devolve into the fifteenth thread complaining about copyright this week though.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
I would guess that the cost savings are negligible. It's about convenience foremost.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
The honest answer is that you can't know whether they're trying to implicitly point out that she was only hired for her race or whether they're trying to hold her up as a hero of the black community.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/google-fuchsia-os-replace-andro...
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/google-fuchsia-os-replace-andro... From the article, the OS allows for full compatibility with all Android apps. Furthermore, it notes that Google is going out of its way to avoid mentionin
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
Well, Google intends for this new OS to replace Android. They'll need to convince the public that this new OS is somehow better than Android, which everyone has come to know and love. It seems that they believe the best way to do that
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
You're being disingenuous. Nazi Germany's rise to power was a composite of many different factors. You make it seem as though free speech was the sole cause of its ascendance.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
The FAFSA already takes such money into account when calculating aid. 'Secret support' makes this sound like it's a conspiracy on the level of the USC scandal.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
More punitive OT laws help discourage this kind of behavior. You'd seek out more experienced workers if it meant avoiding the huge salaries you'd otherwise be paying younger workers working large swaths of OT.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
How about Dr. Oz instead of Jim Cramer?
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
This doesn't replace the fact that I never wanted my headphone jack taken away in the first place. They broke a perfectly good thing in the name of $200 wireless earbuds.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
Yeah, I can respect that. No one else seems to empathize with this stance though. Unions are a tool for workers to come together and collectively negotiate working conditions and compensation with their company. That's it. Allowing Uni
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
It sounds like you're saying, "Act as if Big Brother is always watching".
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
Any chance of getting a SFW version of that link? I can't click on a torrentfreak.com link, even if it probably is benign.
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by terryschiavo22 8y ago
Came here to say this. You can't have it both ways.