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vangelis
6y ago
Sometimes you want to use your computer for other things than tinkering with your computer, though.
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vangelis
6y ago
Where's the lie?
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vangelis
6y ago
It depends on your usage. Sometimes denormalization is what you need.
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vangelis
6y ago
Which is very dumb. I'd venture that someone under the influence of alcohol (especially with a history of DUIs) is more likely to cap the wife and kids than a primarily cannabis user.
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6y ago
A big step would be making police live where they work. There's a lot of talk about warriors coming in from outside to pacify an unruly populace.
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vangelis
6y ago
Maybe that capitalist hellscape will add solar freakin' roadways while they're at it.
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vangelis
6y ago
Surprisingly, running Docker is not one.
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6y ago
As Jesus said, "it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than a poor man enter Heaven."
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6y ago
Their typesetting reads like x^e, too. According to their promo videos, it's just pronounced like the two English letters.
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6y ago
The most likely outcome is ubiquitous surveillance gets used to find you.
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6y ago
Search Jews or Goy for a fun time!
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6y ago
Corn has a lot of political power in the US, especially in the Senate.
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6y ago
That's the status quo!
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6y ago
The efficiency of the cotton gin and other processes led to an increase in slavery! It may be in hindsight, but at the time it was a money printer for the south.
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6y ago
I can't wait to get merc'd by the ACT because my cheating coefficient is over 300.
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6y ago
What could he mean by that...? You're doing a great job...
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vangelis
6y ago
When it comes to regulations, we should have both less and the same; the same requirements in less paper.
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6y ago
It can hold that auto rejections don't exist and low scoring applications are junked (by hand).
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6y ago
There's no guarantee your low ranked application is looked at. Why would they if there's a big enough pool of applications the ATS liked? A human just has to pull the trigger.
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6y ago
How do you manage your version managers?
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6y ago
Not an argument.
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6y ago
> maintain Taking them is the easy part.
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6y ago
They call it the Troost Line for a reason unfortunately.
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6y ago
It's true, you just have to go thirty minutes outside the city.
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6y ago
The IRS could absolutely be simpler though, but then people might not grumble about paying our taxes and who wants that.
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6y ago
It's possible to buy USB-C 2.0 cables and USB-B 3.0 cables, for when your printer needs the extra transfer I guess.
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6y ago
What are you no longer allowed to say at work?
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6y ago
Here's the report: https://hiddentribes.us/pdf/hidden_tribes_report.pdf Political correctness doesn't appeared to be defined. I assume if you asked people their opinions on concrete events versus a nebulous c
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6y ago
Great, why aren't we striking the Saudis then?
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6y ago
I've had good luck with serverless WSGI.
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