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Houston has deed restrictions, which effectively work the same as zoning. There is zero land available for you to live in a safe neighborhood near downtown. All new housing is located in dangerous areas. You ABSOLUTELY MUST use a car to g
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People don't like to hear things that challenge their worldview. I have accepted this reality and don't let it get to me. I have accepted the burning of e-points i.e. "karma" as a sacrifice akin to standing by the side o
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One possible explanation could be that his contributions were casual and not very important. However, one of his commits was over 500 hundred lines of code, and consisted of a patch that affected the very internal parts of PostgreSQL. Why w
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Incorrect. See child comment for details.
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In May, enforcement of China’s social credit system spread to the travel industry, restricting millions of Chinese citizens with low social credit scores from purchasing plane and train tickets. https://www.brookings.edu/blo
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Regarding wars in the middle east. US foreign policy is at the mercy of the revolving door of the military industrial complex, spearheaded by Israeli dual citizens and Zionist sympathizers (many Christians) which represent Americans in Cong
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Obesity and celebrity worship are far greater threats to US national security than "Russia"
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Julian Assange was a key figure in the early days of PostgreSQL and he contributed to NetBSD http://cvsweb.netbsd.org/bsdweb.cgi/src/sys/netinet/tcp_subr... https://www.postgresql.org/mes
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> Good behavior can earn citizens discounts on utilities or loans. Bad marks can get them banned from public transport or their kids blocked from top schools. Whatever it takes to herd the cattle. "First they came ..." is a poe
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The vast majority of that 300 million per year will go to bureaucrats for group meetings to discuss how to solve the homeless problem. San Francisco voters have no say in the matter and they are unable to influence change because these orga
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Never underestimate the influence of ballot stuffing in "free" elections. It happens everywhere, even in the US. This just in from a few days ago: Palm Beach County. The county’s decade-old ballot-counting machines ""&qu
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The US army is composed of the citizens of the United States and is held together by a small elite run by the officer corps and high level civilians GS-13 and above. I estimate this to be under 5000 people. Unless a convincing narrative is
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*fled
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Chinese sellers are often unscrupulous and liars. Louis Rossmann instructed the sellers to remove the logo and they did not, as they could not care less about spending effort doing what the customers wants since it means they won't mak
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Do elaborate on this analogy
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This comment is fascinating. Apple is a marketing company first and a technology company second. They market their products as truly premium and many of their users are so taken by Apple's propaganda they refuse to believe Apple coul
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Louis Rossmann, a highly respected and well-known unauthorized Apple repairman in Manhattan, NYC, explains the problems with Apple product engineering: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUaJ8pDlxi8
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> They were busy snoring when it came to 9/11. The replies to this post completely dismiss the elephant in the room. It seems that YouTube's censorship algorithms finally stopped blocking it: search YouTube for the 5 hour long
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Israel Mossad used remotely detonated magnetically attached bombs attached to the victim's car door while they were stuck in traffic using a motorcycle drive-by attack. That's unusual outside of the Middle East. In most other coun
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HTTPS security model is fundamentally broken to meet the needs of the junta. National Security Letters can be used to "legally" obtain root certificate keys of all Root CAs even remotely affiliated with the United States. You must
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Thankfully, only high capacity assault facial recognition software is likely to be banned as a result.
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In some sense we are all terminally ill so I'm interested to see how far they will push the definition of a terminal illness.
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You accuse Gitlab of "quite a few [problematic] things" but do not put forward even a single one of those.
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The additional cost is for door-to-door service. Not everyone in the Philly metro area is within walking distance to a Septa location, nor do people want to spend the additional time to arrive at a Septa location and then ride to work.
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>who would have moved heaven and earth if this had happened to us Baseless assumption. >hired another gigantic Indian outsourcing company How is this confidence inspiring?
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Find a local bitcoin exchange. Meet in person to exchange
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17112746
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Ebola may be made airborne locally as some body fluids may be aerosolized during rapid expulsion of air from the lungs.
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If you have to engineer a solution due to problems caused by the failures of those you depended on to deliver the expected level of service then the entire solution is over-engineered.
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Your comparison is laughable. Try competing with Comcast and AT&T.
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