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by vnchr 5y ago
Torture as a metaphor for state government interference with individual liberties over local land use? Sounds about right.
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by vnchr 5y ago
Free advertising for apps and everyone here can only see it as nefarious?
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by vnchr 5y ago
70% as a majority of moves seems concerning even if the norm.
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by vnchr 5y ago
Maybe the norm is wrong.
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by vnchr 5y ago
I'm not sure if this post is intentionally ironic, but I think it's worth noting that story is one of giving up freedom.
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by vnchr 5y ago
Great, so they can be ignored too? Will the nations most likely to break those rules be members of the space war rules council? That's worked so great for the UN's Human Rights council.
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by vnchr 5y ago
For one off shared meals, I can recommend Pizza Time too. https://www.pizzatime.xyz/
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by vnchr 5y ago
Our company has hosted some remote events around holidays. We used Boombox[1] a couple times and had a magician[2]. We use GrubHub[3] to give everyone a meal credit for the event. 1. https://boombox.events/ 2. https:/
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by vnchr 5y ago
Forget it. No more Internet for anybody. Far too dangerous.
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by vnchr 5y ago
It’s their personal responsibility to get vaccinated if they want to avoid that outcome
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by vnchr 5y ago
Opposite of survivor bias? There are going to be many more stories of missteps, and the misstep stories most worth telling are those where someone learned a valuable lesson.
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by vnchr 5y ago
It powers evil Bitcoin mining
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by vnchr 5y ago
How would layout stop ransacking that goes intentionally unprosecuted? Looting example in Alameda that seems unrelated to store design: https://youtube.com/watch?v=9ICQDYeAPDE
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by vnchr 5y ago
Most Walgreens don’t have dedicated security guards. If these stores had guards working all operating hours (2-3 shifts per day, every day) and some stores might have employed multiple security guards, the multiple is there.
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by vnchr 5y ago
Sounds like it may have hit the mattress before rolling between the pillows, and the photo and title are mildly sensationalizing with hitting the pillow directly. > “…I rolled back one of the two pillows I'd been sleeping on and in
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by vnchr 5y ago
Three and five years safety data of vaccines developed last year?
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by vnchr 5y ago
One reason for late fees I’m not seeing in the comments is high demand inventory management. In small libraries, a popular title might have a long waitlist due to a smaller supply as a budgetary constraint. The late fees correspond with a l
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by vnchr 5y ago
That’s a form of racism. Other more egregious racism is used to justify that form of racism, but it’s still racism.
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by vnchr 5y ago
For those that don’t know the reference, the Canadian military was caught a year ago in a slip up while conducting another domestic propaganda mission, a training mission reporting a loose pack of wolves in Nova Scotia.[1] — [1] https:&#x2
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by vnchr 5y ago
No thank you.
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by vnchr 5y ago
If the Chinese Communist Party bans it, that’s good enough for me. They’re definitely making the kinds of changes and exerting power in a way that reassures me of their domestic and global aspirations.
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by vnchr 5y ago
Only those that challenge existing economic power structures.
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by vnchr 5y ago
There’s even more opportunistic fracking when the price is higher, historically. A lot of wildcat fracking operations shut down when the price of oil drops.
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by vnchr 5y ago
Even Jack Ma was put through the wringer after questioning the CCP publicly.
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by vnchr 5y ago
So government-forced wealth redistribution? I wonder if that’s been tried before. Maybe there’s some point of reference for the outcomes of that approach. Maybe it could be tried on a local basis and then evaluated before a complete overhau
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by vnchr 5y ago
I’ve never said no to a PTO request on my team since we adopted Unlimited PTO, but now I’m finding out that it’s been abused elsewhere and actually constitutes a red flag. I wonder if our company should revert to traditional PTO so that pro
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by vnchr 5y ago
And the serious offenders will keep using the anti-privacy phone?
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by vnchr 5y ago
Worth it. Free Hong Kong.
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by vnchr 5y ago
I just pre-ordered it because of this interview.
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by vnchr 5y ago
Then there’d be no ProtonMail. Just a gesture that would be forgotten in the near future.

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