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by vdqtp3 4y ago
Sure there is. Compensate them for accomplishing tasks that benefit the company. If they do not benefit the company, stop compensating them. We call this practice employment.
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
> Remove the officer risk and there is no reason to use lethal force. By that argument, there's no reason for the robot to have lethal options
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
The real trick is to run WireGuard and always be on your home network, benefiting from PiHole
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
I'm pro law and order in general (although not necessarily pro law enforcement, to split hairs), but I want it to be dangerous for law enforcement to take a life. I want it to be something they have to carefully consider. I don't
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
As opposed to socialism and communism where morally bankrupt leaders are unable to get rich off their decisions with no consequences? Power and corruption are ubiquitous in every system.
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
I expect you would want the sound source to be in a static position relative to your ears - if you're trying to determine the distance between you and a wall 3 feet away, moving the sound source by a couple feet would change everything
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
Interesting that those are the numbers. "That it is better 100 guilty Persons should escape than that one innocent Person should suffer, is a Maxim that has been long and generally approved." Ben Franklin https://www.ba
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
So coast to coast travel can take days instead of hours. Wonderful suggestion.
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
"The government should use force to compel everyone to live a life I find unobjectionable no matter how far removed cause and effect are, and I'm going to call that adhering to the non-aggression principle"
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
> all non-essential flights should be banned You clearly don't realize that a huge percentage of the "hobby" flying you are proposing banning is either training related or part of the 1500 hours of flight time required by
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
They are not "core" technologies of the web, by almost any definition of core.
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
By those who have plenty of income and durable assets and can look down on those who hold cash
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
Three Felonies a Day by Silverglate (ISBN 1594035229) and even https://twitter.com/CrimeADay make it obvious. Every citizen escapes prosecution only by the grace of Federal law enforcement.
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
"If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him." Cardinal Richelieu
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
No government has willingly given up power
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
That implies that the police overthrew the government. The police are the government, and the government has not been on the side of the people for many years.
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
The funny thing is that everyone agrees that it explicitly is a problem - it's impacting everyone else at the business negatively - the definition of a problem. It's also explicitly unfair in that there's no corresponding ben
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
An FTE will pay anywhere from $200-$1000/mo for single person healthcare (subsidized by the employer. A contractor will pay closer to $1000-2000/mo for similar coverage. Retirement is pretty shit even when company matched, so the
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
> that's a whole other problem Is it? Or were your cops right and doing their job?
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
> Don't want to pay the costs? Then don't reap the benefits. That's literally not an option.
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
> Why isn't it fair for the government to tax income? Why is it fair for any entity to demand your personal property at gunpoint?
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
Tacomas get shockingly bad mileage, my buddy has one and his truck is getting 12-14 driving very normally.
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
Yeah, next he'll be telling us he's getting stalked by "tracking chips" from Apple that use Bluetooth. How ridiculous, right? /s
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
It's actually quite germane, considering that this is the way your proposal is implemented in real life.
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
They did redact PII on the DROS table, but not the CCW table. I ascribe it to malice, not incompetence.
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
> Yes to both. It takes 30 seconds to run the check. They're not required to interview kindergarden classmates or something crazy. In CA it takes two visits to an FFL for each transfer (to them and back to you) with a 10 day waiting
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
That, however, is acting as an unlicensed dealer and is federally illegal. The exception would be if you legitimately wanted to own them and happened to want to sell them later. The profit being a happy accident in that case.
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
> public sector compensation has grown so much > In the US, federal government and private sector compensation were comparable in 1950. Today there is a massive gap between the two. Are you saying that public sector pays better than
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
the point is there's no sense in spending man-years building an hdmi hack and implementing it by going onsite when you can bribe an employee instead. it's low likelihood
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by vdqtp3 4y ago
> Yet routinely many people drive unregistered and uninsured vehicles. Even on public roads, where it's illegal. It's almost like people don't obey the law when they don't want to.

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