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vxNsr
3y ago
How have you used an iPhone without an Apple ID? 90% of the features are useless without it…
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vxNsr
3y ago
Putting aside for a minute that most colleges today are just super expensive diploma mills with a fun social scene. The theory behind grading an essay is that you’re assessing not just the idea but also the ability of the writer to communic
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vxNsr
3y ago
Turnitin.com and digital submission in general are relatively new, I was in high school 10-15 years ago and no teacher would have accepted a digital submission. Now I believe they would refuse anything but digital.
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4y ago
Seems his main goal was avoiding getting anything on the record.
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vxNsr
4y ago
Have you seen how kids vote in their school elections? Why in the world would you want them to have any real say in anything? It’s bad enough people get to vote before they turn 30 you want to give kids who think produce is made in the back
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4y ago
I believe you’re just making this up. People are paid generally on a biweekly or weekly basis, the shutdown lasted a few days, even if the fed missed a payday, there is no chance it wasn’t paid the following payday. Not trusting the federal
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vxNsr
4y ago
There’s a lot of mistrust and bad blood. Many of those people have moved on.
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4y ago
You’re claiming that federal employees weren’t paid at all?
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4y ago
I still fail to see what a strike from 40 years ago has to do with a worker shortage today. Especially because many different industries are reporting shortages. The strike was 40 years ago, are your really claiming that people suddenly rem
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4y ago
Because it’s totally irrelevant to today. The fact is anyone can be fired from any job they refuse to do. That’s something that happened 40 years ago and it’s incredibly odd that people keep bringing it up as if it’s got any relevance to wh
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4y ago
Only read the headlines but was this the cause of the recent cow-farm explosion?
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4y ago
Your second link makes a very strong argument against boiling water due to the minimal risk posed by unboiled water. Comparing it to putting your child in a car. The recommendation appears to be just another attempt by the government to cod
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4y ago
Summer in phoenix gets to 120°F. In a car could get to 160°…
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vxNsr
4y ago
Because generative AI isn’t creating new ideas, it’s just remixing existing ideas. This is exactly the type of thing AI is useless for.
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vxNsr
4y ago
What’s the prosecution rate per arrest? If it’s still miserably low compared to previous years or other jurisdictions with effective DAs then the problem is still the DA
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vxNsr
4y ago
Per sq ft, per capita, per any stat you care to look at this isn’t really true if you use the actual numbers and not whatever doctored nonsense people are blowing around to pretend their form of politics/propaganda is better.
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4y ago
If I were a cop I wouldn’t expend any effort to chase down a criminal if I know the DA is gonna shirk their responsibility. What’s the point? Law enforcement doesn’t work if the law isn’t enforced. Same way I’m not gonna do any extra work i
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vxNsr
4y ago
She’s also likely headed to a min security retreat that has more in common with a sleepaway camp than OITNB
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vxNsr
4y ago
Because you were being pedantic about using fake words they corrected your grammar. Former is more correct than old in this context.
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vxNsr
4y ago
Chicago has 10.25% but if you’re flying to the US to buy a laptop you’re gonna go to a non-sales tax state e.g. OR, MT, DE, etc
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4y ago
You are explicitly blaming capitalism for this, as you seem to imply some other system wouldn't allow for human greed and selfishness, but my point was that those are natural human traits and every single societal system ever conceived
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vxNsr
4y ago
My understanding is that flatcar is for running your docker containers, not necessarily for building them.
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4y ago
Appears to be a continuation of that project under a different name. Someone else pointed out that this one was acquired my Microsoft in 2021, but does appear to be receiving regular updates so it’s not sunsetted yet.
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4y ago
I agree that we should find a better deterrence, but can we cool it with blaming “capitalism”? Is socialism some new drug that will suddenly eradicate selfishness? Has there ever been a documented case of a society that went socialist and n
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4y ago
If you screw up you should stand up and take responsibility over that screw up. Not shy away and try to claim innocence. Honestly there should be a punishment on top of the actual penalty for a company that is proven to have intentionally d
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vxNsr
4y ago
“Tough on white collar crime” It’s already a slogan, there have been multiple presidential candidates in the last few years who made it a cornerstone of their campaign.
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4y ago
The ideology of the progressive elites is rotten and badly misinformed.
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4y ago
The main issue is that wherever you move if you don't change your ideology you'll turn the new place into the same as the old.
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4y ago
Very impressive!
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4y ago
If anyone wants to play online there’s an unofficial clone at colonist.io that is much better than the official online version.
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