wildgift

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by wildgift 14y ago
Grabbing and touching aren't the same thing at all.
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by wildgift 14y ago
Touching can be classified as assault. If you're not getting a signal that you should touch someone, there's some risk in touching them. If you get no signal that sexual touching is desired, then, most definitely, that touching constitutes
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by wildgift 14y ago
I work in a workplace that's mostly women, with women in leadership positions. If the women asked me to show my c--- I'd consider that sexual harassment and a sexist abuse of power. I'm fat and if someone dissed me for that, I'd also cons
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by wildgift 14y ago
A little fear on the part of a man given one of these cards isn't equivalent to the fear of a woman who has been grabbed.
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by wildgift 15y ago
There have been look-and-feel patent fights.
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by wildgift 15y ago
BTW, the site is ok. If it could be leased to another site for a small price, and the data could be embedded onto pages via widgets it could work. There are thousands of newsletters and small papers that are online, or going online, and th
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by wildgift 15y ago
That's kind of the whole message of capitalism - capital is king. But small companies can compete by operating in niches and local markets. Craigslist dominates today because they dominated the SF market so completely. Everyone else had
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by wildgift 15y ago
Just a technical point here. Most people who get addicted to opiates start with prescription drugs. Heroin is a lot harder to get than Tylenol with codeine or vicodin. Also, the typical opiate abuse is by non addicts who mix alcohol and
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by wildgift 15y ago
There's public rehab in the US. There are also public mental health hospitals, and public hospital emergency rooms. There are also jails and prisons. Drug addicts end up in all these systems all the time, taking up space and resources. S
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by wildgift 15y ago
Drugs use and addiction are mental health issues. People who use drugs often have other problems. Maybe not serious problems, but, who doesn't have some problems that can't get better with some "talking it out"? How many of us have had a
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by wildgift 15y ago
They're all freaking rip offs of Request Tracker. :)
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by wildgift 15y ago
You just made my day. This is fantastic.
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by wildgift 15y ago
I've been using a Linux as my desktop for around a decade. It's great for programming/programmers and sysadmin types. It runs the apps I need: perl, sh, apache, php, vim, and stuff from the various software repositories. When I need to in