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I'm partial to staying at home Monday and Friday. Sometimes you have meetings, sometimes you just want to come in and shoot the shit.
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I'd rather see fiber run anywhere that's electrified than satellite internet.
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They had plenty of expertise but an extremely hard time securing utility pole right of way, IIRC, to the point of being sued my incumbents to stop them providing service.
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7y ago
So who exactly is responsible for this loss of national character? Is it a particular ethnicity or religion?
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7y ago
For as many low quality freelancers as their are, there's an equal amount of clients who want the next Facebook and can pay you $250. A site for specialists freelancers/more complex projects would be great, although at that point
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7y ago
Cops asking politely! If you've done nothing wrong you've nothing to hide, etc.
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I think the problem is you get crushed by the incumbents before you have a chance to take off. John Deere has lots of infrastructure (manufacturing, service) already in place. In a different market, see Google trying to break into the ISP s
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7y ago
Please pay attention to the ad to continue.
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7y ago
We're talking about these things as a replacement for rather than in addition to a healthy diet and sleep schedule.
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7y ago
Vote with your wallet. Don't buy Chinese goods.
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It's possible to do both. How exactly is asking a private entity to change their behavior "subverting the US legal system?"
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I too have had my water or power shut off for my opinions.
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7y ago
I agree, we should dispose with the cops. Private security for those who have bootstrapped themselves into the means to pay for it, sure, but that's it.
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7y ago
I've often heard the government should be operated like a company. I'm happy to see some progress towards that goal.
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7y ago
Perhaps your neighbor could tell the stories of every person who didn't do that as a counterpoint? It's the only way to be fair.
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7y ago
China is doing well wrt infrastructure.
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7y ago
That pristine suburban lawn isn't C02 negative.
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7y ago
But can you imagine explaining that PHP: Hypertext Processor stands for PHP: Hypertext Processor?
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I'd describe the mobile UX as less optimized and more straightforward than Chrome. Definitely easier to tweak your privacy settings as well.
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7y ago
Business is about extracting money, not abstract ideas like providing quality products or services. Just ask an MBA.
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7y ago
We should simply persecute anyone finds issues with this software to the full extent of the law. A culture of fear around security research is the most effective culture.
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7y ago
A burglar might kill someone, book them on home invasion charges even if the house was empty.
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7y ago
What does that select for, people who can more effectively be sycophants and kiss ass?
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7y ago
Is it capitalism or subsidies that got the industry going in the first place? The article can't seem to choose. Also, paywall.
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Damn, I didn't know people's memories could be archived and replayed.
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7y ago
Who gets to decide what is extreme?
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7y ago
I'm sure Anno has another project to direct in between.
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Consciously marking the surgical site ensures we have the right surgical site. A wrong site surgery 'never event' happens nearly 100 times a year in the US. The introduce yourself by name item is less crucial, but ensures everyone
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Most people who text and drive are doing it safely until they aren't. It only takes a second to fuck up.
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You'd get better rates buying this information directly from the state. The most additional information you can glean from this is what primary a person voted in anyways. These are just participation history and registration informatio
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