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by wahsd 11y ago
Amazing! Fail at your critical job and get reassigned. He should have been fired. That, along with Congress micro-managed hiring practices in general is precisely why our government bureaucracy is such an incompetent cesspool of failure.
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Just another notch in Zuckerberg's mission to replace the internet with all things facebook. It's a real thing and I have a feeling it won't be stopped until it's too late and everything goes through facebook where our w
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>"NPR is such a tamed softball throwing limpdick entity I consider them almost as bad as CNN" I used to have rather high regard for NPR until, and I don't know if this has just changed or I just started realizing that NPR
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That's what I find most amusing about people who don't get what's going on. Employment is a relationship, if there has been significant back-stabbing, lying, deception, deceit, fraud, abuse, exploitation, etc. then people wil
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What's kind of laughable is that if Google hadn't been its half-baked self. They could have locked down electronic mobile payment, what, almost a decade ago now?
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I don't think geological records are all that helpful in this case. There has never been a life-form that pushes the pendulum the way humans have. We have done so many things to limit and prevent the natural cycles that would have by n
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by wahsd 11y ago
Not the most eloquent way to sway people's opinions by equating their children to garbage; as much as he's not wrong. The first and foremost "pollutant" source of environmental damage and degradation are humans. Simply s
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There is absolutely zero reason to trust Facebook. Facebook is essentially a self-maintained government dossier on everyone that uses it and doesn't take adequate precautions. Who would have thought that in the future, 1985 would look
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Wait. Again? Re-Relaunch of Google Wallet?
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I'm referring to the fact that it's not responsive and does not scale without zooming.
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Iranian scientists at the very least, quite possibly others for which there is less evidence. Whether you agree with what those scientists may of may not be doing, they were assassinated, at the very least with our government's approva
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Just because you cannot comprehend the nature of America's conquest of the world does not mean it is not so. The specific characteristics of something does not determine the nature. What, does world conquest only happen when it comes w
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Let me complete the sentence in the title "... before this cycle of the tech bubble bursts"
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This seriously compromises the integrity of SpaceX. Even if they were to only support "national security" there is absolutely zero chance they can know whether they are actually supporting national security or global surveillance
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Wait. Every bomb? Seriously, how is that even possible? I guess, once you zoom in you realize the bombing wasn't really all that dense and I guess each bomb could have been cataloged. What would be interesting is tying the bombs into s
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Group spaces are quite prevalent in Germany from what I can tell. It makes total sense, in Germany. There is a bit of a difference in the USA though, where employers think you get productivity out of surveillance. We are not a very deeply t
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by wahsd 11y ago
Very good piece. I am sure the Author is quite a pleasant person and all, but I really hate her just for going to the Beats store. She got what she deserves.
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Caveat: If you are not American, a natural citizen, or even a second generation immigrant; please refrain from suppressing dissenting opinion I am expressing below, which you will surely not like. Also, man, this got long in short order. Bu
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Maybe I'm misunderstanding something here, but I don't think the argument is to cede the web to documents, but I also don't think the idea is to cede all functionality to apps. I think the problem is the hype about native app
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Don't United miles also expire.
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I appears someone still flied United. Who knew.
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by wahsd 11y ago
career site for millennials??? What kind of nonsense is that. How about just a good career site no matter your age? This whole millennials this and millennials that stuff is getting so nauseating. STFU already and just do things in general.
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That seems rather irrelevant to the issue at hand. That is a contractual dispute. What, are you going to write regulation that people have to disclose their cat ownership in case of allergies?
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The only thing I can agree with and makes any rational sense is that this is grotesque government over reach because some degenerate officials don't like something. I think this will need to be settled in court, but it is absolutely di
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I don't agree. If you are a hotel, you are a corporation who's primary business and income is renting out rooms. If you have what is usually just a sole proprietorship, you should not be subject to the hotel tax. What is it whit
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See, that's a bit different I think. You seem to be talking about subletting. Whether you agree that people should be allowed to sublet or not, it is part of all leases I have ever heard of. I think the discussion comes around to contr
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Sorry, unless I totally missed something, that is not really the case. I am talking about conversation threading like Gmail and outlook global search in Outlook itself. I have not played with the most recent version and maybe I'm just
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Essentially, there seem to be significant tax, accounting, and general financial incentives associated with office space and expenditures that come with it. Take, for example, during the recession, special corporate tax rules were set in pl
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Interesting way of putting that perspective. I have been trying to put my finger on the whole remote working issue for a while. What you expressed is one aspect to the issue, but I also think that it is probably just an intermediary symptom
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That's the worst part of it, this process of flagrant violation of the Constitution. In essence, the government has become a treasonous organization in direct violation and contradiction to the Constitution. If the original authors cou

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