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by zajd 11y ago
> there is a natural balance that occurs when the tax rate is so high that people prefer to ask Putin for a citizenship [citation needed]
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by zajd 11y ago
Ask an employee who works in the kitchen
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by zajd 11y ago
http://codepen.io/shshaw/full/gEiDt
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by zajd 11y ago
Extent is not volume and sea ice is way less of a problem than land ice http://www.skepticalscience.com/antarctica-gaining-ice.htm
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by zajd 11y ago
Honestly I was just shocked someone actually uses hundreds of tabs, I struggle to understand why but I guess that's just me. Downvotes ahoy
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by zajd 11y ago
Several hundred tabs? Dear god
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by zajd 11y ago
Click the "web" link
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by zajd 11y ago
Well that's because you need to go to the customer support area: http://sascase.com/customer-support/
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by zajd 11y ago
Source?
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by zajd 11y ago
It used to :)
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> But the guiding principle seems to be that grown adults should be free to smoke pot as they please and in whatever way they please. That is not my perspective on legalization at all. I don't think "in whatever way they pleas
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by zajd 11y ago
He said "no restrictions" and "it is a bad thing to do drugs" feel free to put forth another argument.
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by zajd 11y ago
Actually, it is http://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesconca/2012/06/10/energys-de...
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by zajd 11y ago
(I live in Colorado) >I don't like the attitudes of pro-legalization people in the US. They wont accept that there are negative sides to drug use and seem to think there should be no restrictions. Who's saying that? For example
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by zajd 11y ago
How is being the safest way to generate power an issue, wouldn't that be a benefit?
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Do you really think that constituent demands are what drives law creation?
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by zajd 11y ago
> The federal securities laws allow the SEC to suspend trading in any stock for up to ten trading days when the SEC determines that a trading suspension is required in the public interest and for the protection of investors. > allow
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by zajd 11y ago
Gender =/= Sex How it is so many people don't grasp this is beyond me.
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> I remember my own struggles to break into the tech business, many years ago now. Although white and "privileged", i.e. no cultural barriers to entry, I found it very tough and had to jump through hoops, work my way up from se
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by zajd 11y ago
> I have as much sympathy for inept windows users as I have for people on the side of the road that break down and don't know how their own car works. You sound like fun at a party
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by zajd 11y ago
Is that a bad thing? Why the but?
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by zajd 11y ago
> But we don't live in an ideal world What a funny thing for someone to say after they just finished unironically posting > You won't find an autistic child whose parents aren't either mentally ill or autistic themselve
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by zajd 11y ago
Because it's illegal for companies like Uber to treat contractors like employees and then not classify them that way. > He added that the ways in which Uber controlled its drivers - including the provision of initial training, guide
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by zajd 11y ago
Yes, Facebook isn't very "useful", but I think you'd have a hard time making the same case about Google's services. Maps, Gmail and Android(assuming iOS/Windows Phone isn't an option) are all hard to beat.
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Tax the rich
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The same thing we do with people who ignore fines and tickets for DUI, put them in prison.
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The scoring system also makes absolutely no sense and removes any incentives to pay attention to the leaderboard
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I can assure you that not only is it legal, it's done quite often here in the states
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by zajd 11y ago
I'd imagine that using an adblock decreases your chances of being exposed to a virus by an order of magnitude. (That being said, I have never seen an OSX virus in the wild)
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Do you use any sort of adblocker?

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