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timwaagh
4y ago
The problem I see is that due to the former ruling there never has been any political decision on it ensuring us women go back to the fifties now
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That cow has been milked, milked again, squeezed for every last drop, then when it died, its corpse was milked and the pus that came out was mistaken for milk so it was squeezed again for every last drop of pus.
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4y ago
Almost every diet like this that is extremely restrictive will work. But it's not going to be fun at the very least.
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4y ago
Isn't this an expected outcome of the real estate squeeze? I read once women don't typically have children unless circumstances are right and they aren't for most of us regular folk. Of course there is a difference between ma
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4y ago
The secret to happiness
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4y ago
I just don't think the Netherlands is the market for this. Most of my friends would do a lot to avoid subscription. Refurbished phones all the way down.
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4y ago
Copyright is Hitler, got it. If you ask me fascism is what Russia is doing in Ukraine. Maybe the finesses of copyright do not matter so much compared against real evil.
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4y ago
Tesla moved too fast imo. Basically exploiting loopholes to get self driving cars on the road when there was no approval from government. I like waymos approach a lot better.
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4y ago
Well until they actually do move on to 'defamatory content' or they start to block things like YouTube that are only vaguely associated with piracy I do not think there is too much to worry about. Free internet would be nice but a
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4y ago
Shooting is fun. But life is strange.
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4y ago
Really long version. The market finds that this is not a viable business model (at least too vulnerable to economic shocks). I am not unhappy about that, because the alternative scenario where ex criminals who caused harm in one way or othe
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4y ago
Musk isn't known for being particularly nice to employees.
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4y ago
This myth about the free drinks has been repeated so many times... I don't know if it's actually a myth but it's really getting old.
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4y ago
with the emphasis on diversity these institutions have its not unsurprising they have a harder time hiring the people most suitable to this kind of work.
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4y ago
Sounds more like nobody put this particular user story onto the backlog and marked it as required before going to test rather than an edge case a computer can't handle. The city should probably demand compensation.
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4y ago
I can't empathize. Im only good when my edit compile run cyclus works normally and that's unfortunately never the case. But I have a tip. What I think is really important for senior developers is to be team players and not try to
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4y ago
Read Blanchard, I guess.
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4y ago
Don't write anything if you don't know where your heart lies. The world could do without endless seas of copy pasta making it to the bookstores.
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5y ago
Better to not let those kinds of ideas trick you. You'd be rich in some parts of the world. You're not yet old. Maybe it's time to get out of wherever you are and find happiness in a place where people will appreciate you. P
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5y ago
Subsistence farming. Yeah. Not a smart plan. Truth is independence is impossible. Most subsistence farmers around the world are very poor. Chances are you are doing better so congrats. Its quite common that people who move to the backcountr
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5y ago
You're not wrong. You are being discriminated against. I mean you have so many things that 'family friendly' reactionaries would object to: Chinese, LGBTQ, cup size, making naked torso. I guess they all count. If it was only
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5y ago
I used to do that, a long time ago.
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5y ago
I switched from an n95 to surgical masks after a month the reason being they are cheap enough to throw away. Also government forbade them in public transport. Even if they do allow it I don't think I'll go back.
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5y ago
I never moved up so for me it's a little harder to accept.
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5y ago
I don't think anyone should have to live in a seriously polluted area. Strange that us policymakers would choose to allow or even promote that. My brother lives near a factory and in his area certain cancers are more common. Still the
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5y ago
Fair housing... I just don't think it's very useful or even fair. I don't like it that I paid solid money and worked for years to pay off my debts whereas the neighbor lives in a similar appartment for free. Why not allow cit
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I really think this kind of record shows its near pointless. It requires a doctor to be nearby and be aware of the incident in order to work. What are the chances of that? So far the record says 1 in 12 but I think they got lucky with that.
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5y ago
Agreed it's loaded. I don't like the word normal either. I think scientists should definitely not assume normal distribution. But I think the name is to put emphasis on how many things are distributed in such a manner. If you know
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5y ago
I don't think anybody truly disputes the conclusions in the paper. Word is faster. LaTeX can make you feel like a pro. I fell in love with it at first. I wanted to do everything in it. It is indeed great software. LaTeX also does a lot
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We have some in Holland too. Works great. They accelerate quickly so buses don't hold up traffic and don't get many delays. Although it's too simple to suggest that by electrifying buses we save planet. Electric bikes are nic
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