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by test6554 7y ago
Previously a person's mate selection was very geographically constrained. Everyone wanted to date the most attractive person in (school, town, neighborhood). The internet has broadened the pool of potential mates beyond mere geography.
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by test6554 7y ago
People should be able to do as they please with their property. - capitalism
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by test6554 7y ago
What about maintenance though?
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by test6554 7y ago
Are you considering the value of the equity in the home?
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by test6554 7y ago
I have always been told that I should save my money and build a nest egg. That I should not stop until I have 6 months to a year of runway, and that once I get there, treat that money as if I don’t even have it. I have lived by this advice
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by test6554 7y ago
Maybe it’s time to forbid them from receiving any taxpayer funds and require them to take donations or sell tickets/merchandise/media rights only.
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by test6554 7y ago
Anyone living in a mom and pop mobile home park should seek to lock their rents down contractually even if they end up paying a little more per month now.
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by test6554 7y ago
Meanwhile in Wyoming, Washington, Texas, South Dakota, Nevada, Florida, & Alaska there are no state income taxes which is even simpler.
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by test6554 7y ago
I would be happy for if the government made a free-file api and let for-profit companies and open-source projects alike create solutions for consumers. It would be like the government owning the telephone poles and letting any ISP run their
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by test6554 8y ago
I got a really fancy bed frame that was left on the side of the road. We sterilized it, reattached one ornamental piece on the headboard and built or own cross-beams to support the mattress. It works like a charm and looks fantastic. Conver
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by test6554 8y ago
I always send a thank you letter to anyone who interviews me. This includes the person from HR, their hiring manager, and anybody else who was in the room whose email I can get.
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by test6554 8y ago
Fixed Title: A halt in the production of Boeing MAX airplanes is a sign that they will be grounded for a long time.
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by test6554 8y ago
I can agree with this. The option to disable or prevent cross-domain posts sounds like an entirely reasonable request.
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by test6554 8y ago
Can't you just make/use a browser plugin that removes all ping="" attributes from anchor tags?
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by test6554 8y ago
Imagine if home depot went out of business and all the lumber and nails and screws and tools you purchased from them instantly stopped working. Or if JcPenney's went out of business and all of your older outfits disappeared. Sure, thin
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by test6554 8y ago
It seems like there is a roku app you can install on your iOS devices that let you stream to a roku player on your TV. Is this different?
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by test6554 8y ago
This is why I never purchased any digital media from Apple. Amazon has DRM-free mp3s, so I purchase a couple of my favorite songs from them each year, and I can load them onto my iPhone without much fuss. But I don't buy digital copies
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by test6554 8y ago
It would be nice if all the major hollywood studios shared a ledger (not necessarily blockchain) showing who legally purchased what media. And then required all of the downstream digital platforms (Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Google) to grant
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by test6554 8y ago
Going outside
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by test6554 8y ago
Price point matters.
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by test6554 8y ago
Having to buy static IPs rather than just getting one with your internet subscription.
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by test6554 8y ago
I was at the post office the other day to get passports for the family. It turns out that they had a signup sheet with only 25 spots on it for the whole day. I got there 13 minutes after they opened and I was 21st on the list. I waited for
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by test6554 8y ago
I can see a day where every guest of every hotel in every country is photographed and submitted to the government for things like warrants and visa status. It could happen seamlessly at check in rather than randomly pulling records in bulk
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by test6554 8y ago
Adding to this: Non-drivers who cause others to drive on their behalf such as a pizza delivery do pay for the roads indirectly. They pay the company which pays the usage fee. So nobody can say they benefit indirectly without paying.
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by test6554 8y ago
Not to mention that if you say the wrong thing, you can get fired, costing you a whole lot of money.
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by test6554 8y ago
I have no problem with people who subscribe to the YOLO philosophy, as long as they never complain of wealth inequality later in life.
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by test6554 8y ago
Traffic itself is a symptom of roads being free in the first place. Charge drivers exactly what it costs to maintain them plus a small profit and suddenly there will be little traffic and no major potholes. Taxpayers will get all that money
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by test6554 8y ago
I have immediate family that is a minimum 15-20 hour drive away in 3 different directions, but I have the option to fly and get there much faster for a price. If flying was free, how long do you think the lines would be to board planes? The
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by test6554 8y ago
It seems to me that the best thing would be to publish a relational database with each element, the type of content, whether the closing tag can be omitted, a list of allowed attributes, a list of disallowed attributes, when it was introduc
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by test6554 8y ago
It seems like there is a balance of meritocracy and capitalism which is fine, but society should have a say in where that balance lies.

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