theoreticalmal

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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
What an incredibly dishonorable practice. Police should be ashamed to even touch those cards, let alone give them out
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
What presidential powers have changed from FDR to Biden?
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
How delightfully relevant! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41465044
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
“ The Need for Chaos trait is particularly damaging for individuals who also feel that they’ve been failed by society, manifesting in their loneliness.” I think this is the best explanation. The NfC trait is really one of two reasonable res
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
“Nothing in the language of the due process clause itself requires the state to protect the life, liberty and property of its citizens against invasion by private actors.” From the article, quoting the Supreme Court. I’ll admit that the pol
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
Someone should have told Meredith that before she got hit by a car
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
The 14-year-old miscreant in me would love to see that
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
It sounds like there’s a financial incentive for therapists to diagnose patients with conditions they may or may not have…big yikes
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
Kindred spirit! My old Apple Watch is at the bottom of the Colorado River near Moab. Still paired in Find My.
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
Wow, could you imagine? A warehouse full of maybe-broken Apple products. What a fun place to check out!!
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
Was that the Quonset hut surrounded by wolves? I think on the broken highway map?
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
Probably any land the federal government would be okay selling to developers is also land that no developers would have the capital or physical ability to improve to the point of being valuable. Most of Nevada is federal land. Almost no one
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
This seems a lot like a tax on unrealized gains. You’re taxing something that might have value in the future, rather than it’s actual value now.
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
Who’s your wrench guy? You’re wayyy overpaying
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
I agree with your description of the EU’s thinking, but I can’t see how they think it’s a valid argument. It’s like a company opening a drive-thru restaurant and then complaining that car manufacturers are gatekeeping them from their custom
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by theoreticalmal 2y ago
Isn’t this part of the benefit of lobbyists? Assume that every bill that goes before the legislature has someone who cares greatly (because if no one cared, it’s a problem that would have been solved beforehand), and you can guarantee at le
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by theoreticalmal 3y ago
I can only speak for Colorado, we put an initiative on the ballot a few years ago to allow sports betting and it passed in a landslide. I think the state wanted the tax money (who wouldn’t?)
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by theoreticalmal 3y ago
I think it’s indicative of human psychology. We realize we have the capability to deceive and destroy and be “evil”. We realize that, if we were to judge ourselves impartially, we would probably not come out un-condemned. If we can’t satisf
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by theoreticalmal 3y ago
I can’t believe it. First they take Pluto from us, next they’re going to tell me the static on my tv set isn’t the remnants of the Big Bang, but just hot dust? My childhood is crumbling!
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by theoreticalmal 3y ago
This is the worst of both worlds, I would (and do) rather just drive “manually”
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by theoreticalmal 3y ago
The problem isn’t that these companies are denying access to a game that millions paid money for, the problem is they marketed the game as a purchase that the buyer will be able to use forever, and are now ostensibly changing the rules. The
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by theoreticalmal 3y ago
Occlude? Lol
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by theoreticalmal 3y ago
That would only be useful until the mill, at which point the tags would be either destroyed, or limited to specific pieces and removed from the rest
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by theoreticalmal 3y ago
Not a bad idea! There would have to be a system for determining lumber that was previously illegal to cut but has since become legal. Maturity of the tree or land ownership changed, etc.
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by theoreticalmal 3y ago
I looked into it precisely once, and found a bunch of results that the newer firmware versions didn’t have jailbreaks available, and that downgrading wasn’t feasible. I’m hoping to be proven wrong though…
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by theoreticalmal 6y ago
“At some point I realized most weren't honestly seeking an accounting of racial gaps; It was just something they could stick you with and disqualify you from debating“ Your post is a grade A example of a bad-faith “he’s a racist, and t