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xeornet
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xeornet
3y ago
Any citations for this? That’s an assumption.
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xeornet
3y ago
Totally agree. It also begs the question, are the people in these situations even mentally fit enough to make the decision rationally? With the limited context I have, I don’t think so. There’d also a lot of reliance on the doctor’s “its ne
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xeornet
3y ago
Wow, glad to see California is focusing on it’s most pressing problems…
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xeornet
3y ago
Risky Business is also great. Along with Malicious Life and Modem Mischief.
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xeornet
3y ago
Now that we’ve run out of truly interesting hacks, the later episodes really aren’t too interesting. Fav episode is Knaves Out.
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xeornet
3y ago
So upskill and get a better job? $1,000 to flip burgers? Ain’t no ROI - you’ll be replaced by a robot even quicker.
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xeornet
3y ago
Sorry but you’re suggesting that the USA is the only country that gets punitive justice right? Works pretty well out here in Australia, or much of Eastern Europe.
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xeornet
3y ago
The article explains that they were at a hackathon of sorts, where these 2 were specifically targeting the locks/passes. I would assume reading the cards with a reader would be a great start.
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xeornet
3y ago
Agreed, not sure why you’re being downvoted. As if it’s your fault they weren’t jailed.
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xeornet
3y ago
Legal and right are also not the same thing. I hope laws changed as a result.
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xeornet
3y ago
So you’ve never made a comment about something in passing that turned out to be true? Completely reasonable for this to be said in conversation with a friend but not taken seriously enough to write it down.
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xeornet
3y ago
The employment market is very much a free market system right now. There is enough supply to meet the current demand and keep the existing inflated salaries. We seem to have reached an equilibrium.
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xeornet
3y ago
I think you may be onto something here.
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xeornet
3y ago
Laravel - it’s awesome.
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xeornet
3y ago
Also curious on this. Perhaps a mix of DNS and Route53?
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xeornet
3y ago
Sounds like he was just trying to guarantee a mention (advertising and clout) in the subsequent TechCrunch article…
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xeornet
3y ago
The causes may be complex, the outcome however is extremely simple. Worth noting that a few down votes have no reflection on the truth or accuracy of a particular comment, they are merely an expression of opinion and/or ignorance - in
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xeornet
3y ago
It sure is! And we act as if talking about it is absolutely prohibited.
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xeornet
3y ago
It’s well known in the business acquisition space that family members will say they will stay just to close the deal.
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xeornet
3y ago
There's a key distinction between operating a vehicle for commercial purposes and a private operation, not just the ability to harm others. There's a reason why commercial pilots licences are in a completely different league in te
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xeornet
3y ago
Is this a bad thing, or will it simply lead to better communication about the tasks at hand? Genuinely curious on thoughts here.
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xeornet
3y ago
If I’m a taxi driver or school bus driver, yes!
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xeornet
3y ago
Precisely why the FAA should implement this and not leave it up to the airlines.
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xeornet
3y ago
It was used on cities full of civilians - and essentially just a show of force. That could have been done elsewhere, without the pure suffering caused. Justifying it as saving lives can be used ad nauseam for most wars, and pure propaganda.
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xeornet
4y ago
It seems that higher refresh rate screens make this game significantly harder..
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xeornet
4y ago
Not sure what indications we have that Twitter is "going out". User numbers are higher than ever. He unbanned a lot of people that were also banned previously for no reason. I think a lot of the outrage comes from the "unfair
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xeornet
4y ago
AirBnb was about renting a spare room in someones house. Not saying anything bad about AirBnb, I love it and will continue using them. There is a clear difference however between the $25k for 5 days kind of stays they are constantly promoti
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xeornet
4y ago
The experience is great, and I will continue using them. Not saying there is anything wrong with AirBnb, but they seem to be steering away from the "rent a room in my house" target audience.
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xeornet
4y ago
Yeah Booking.com is a good go-to also. Compare prices. As for destinations, I have noticed they have all been getting more experience, both due to the weather but also post-lockdowns, everyone is out and about. Central/Eastern Europe i
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xeornet
4y ago
It has become obvious that AirBNB is now targeting the upper-end market in terms of pricing. Their homepage constantly shows ridiculously expensive properties that I have no interest in staying at. (I've been traveling around Europe fo
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