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waheoo
6y ago
Its a bit rich to call bullshit on something I didn't say. I wasn't saying they were comparable drugs. I was saying one is overprescribed for pain level that could be managed by something less drastic.
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waheoo
6y ago
Not really, legalisation allows for destigmatization. The opiate crisis happened because weed wasn't legal soon enough. Most opiate users for pain release could swap.
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waheoo
6y ago
Perpetuating bad UX choices (or at least trade offs made under the mobile constraint) from mobile into the desktop doesn't help anyone. I use thunderbird because I want an email client, not a dumbed down web experience built for mobile
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waheoo
6y ago
A380s are relatively new arent they? Compared to 747s I mean.
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waheoo
6y ago
Its a metaphor that helps people understand the way something complicated works. If you take offense to this, im sorry, but you have a chemical imbalance. Depression can feel like your whole world is upside down, an imbalance in the way you
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waheoo
6y ago
> It also started to behave weird as soon as there was a bit of wind. Heh evenmy sony mx3s do this in the wind. So is that the problem? Noise cancelling failure? Generally noise cancelling has problems with wind, air pods are the kind th
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6y ago
And it probably wouldnt be all that wrong. All that tells you is that the same problem exists in multiple industries and sections of society. General patent law is another one. The real solution isnt ignoring copyright like i do. That is ju
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waheoo
6y ago
Well I think if youre going to single out a group of people and call them names you should probably have some form of proof. This whole thread is just trying to label expression of masculinity as a being a jerk. Maybe ya'll need to sto
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6y ago
Philosophical line in the sand. Media companies have abused laws and rights that are supposed to encourage and enrich society not diminish and stifle it. They're beyond redemption at this point. The whole industry can burn at the stake
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6y ago
> deemed to be bold, authoritative, disruptive and direct even bordering on hostile Im not sure where any of that results in you being a jerk. In your own words, its also just your perspective or "deemed" by you. You know the l
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6y ago
What privileged people get away with being jerks without retaliation?
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waheoo
6y ago
Yup, the other popular one is being contrarian. Its a dned epidemic at the moment, I find people arguing things for no other reason than to sound smart bt challenging, usually on a technicality, a really obvious assumption any normal person
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waheoo
6y ago
Not enough emojis.
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6y ago
Cover letters are sometimes requested, you look like a dick if you ignore the request, more so if you copy and paste without atleast a basic find and replace. As for tailoring your cv to the role, I have 15 years of work experience, and I l
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waheoo
6y ago
Joining on self by a different time range from the current is probably doable?
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waheoo
6y ago
Thats my point.. Maybe its not a problem for microsoft to be using the multiple channels available to them to diversify and extend their reach.
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waheoo
6y ago
Care to source that myth? https://hbr.org/2014/08/why-women-dont-apply-for-jobs-unless...
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waheoo
6y ago
Because id rather apply to a job at a company that pays enough respect to write a useful and information rich job description before asking me to spend time researching them, writing a cover letter, and tailoring my cv to highlight relevant
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waheoo
6y ago
You know a lot of developers arent on linkedin right?
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6y ago
People seem to be confusing this and taking it like a personal attack. Its not saying music is pointless. Its just saying it isnt going to help you in math. And over doing it, may in fact hurt your math due to burnout. (Sub math for whateve
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6y ago
They apply to everyone, regardless of political stance. Articles 12, 20, 21, 23, 29. You do realise that while not a blanket prohibition on treating you differently, employment, wellbeing and political leanings are expressly covered for obv
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waheoo
6y ago
So... ? Problem is people dont trust software. People want a hardwired fix.
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6y ago
You still have a silent mode toggle on your iphone. I think apple can figure out how to add a hardware switch for a camera/mic to a laptop without compromising thickness. It doesnt need to be a hardware cover, just a hardware killswitc
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waheoo
6y ago
What horrid people? Why do you believe this? They got manipulated by facebook ads. Cancel culture is a myth? Are you following the news at all? https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8506215/
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6y ago
> Hm... I'm not going to say the problem of radicalization isn't real, it most certainly is, but I think we need to have a clear definition of what qualifies as radicalization. Goodluck with that, the only side radicalizing any
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6y ago
> Do you believe that support of Trump should be without consequences? Yes. You do realise your position violates multiple UN human rights? Take a read through the lot of them. Please. https://www.un.org/en/universal
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waheoo
6y ago
I feel far more unsafe around the woke left than I do around supporters of a bumbling idiot.
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> We really, really aren't. Which rock have you been under? In the last year I've seen 3 collegues fired and 2 have to issue public apologies on twitter. For publically supporting trump. Which then got turned into "I dont
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waheoo
6y ago
What. Its awful. Privacy doesnt need comparisons or analogies. We have the language to describe privacy in native terms. We dont need help of figurative speech mixing and muddying the waters.
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waheoo
6y ago
You realise merchants have to pay fees on ebay/amazon too right?
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