AnonMessiah

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by AnonMessiah 2y ago
I thankfully caught mine at stage 1 and had lefty removed just after turning 22
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by AnonMessiah 3y ago
No worries, I'm both, please don't hold it against me.
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by AnonMessiah 3y ago
and?
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by AnonMessiah 3y ago
There is no discharge of a round with a misfire, at least US terminology, misfiring is synonymous with failure to fire, it happens when the hammer / firing pin is released but the primer is not ignited. There is a stigma around uninten
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Lab Demos ‘Living’ PC Powered by Mushrooms(tomshardware.com)
3 points by AnonMessiah 4y ago|0 comments
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by AnonMessiah 4y ago
Pay people more, if it is important people will pay for it. If you want more people to be electricians create some incentive. Why are so many people ok with the supply and demand as a concept until it's about labor? I have honestly be
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by AnonMessiah 4y ago
You need between 4,000 - 10,000 (depending on the state you are licensing in) hours of on the job experience as an apprentice working under a licensed journeyman to get your journeyman license
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by AnonMessiah 4y ago
Yeah, I meant past prime, slimy, partially eaten by slugs etc.
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by AnonMessiah 4y ago
They aren't really 'rare' they just can't be cultivated in captivity at a commercial scale well due to their need for a symbiotic relationship with trees as well as Morels being very picky about their fruiting triggers.
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by AnonMessiah 4y ago
>"...enslaved more than six-hundred people over the course of his life" Seems to me that if you do own 600 people over the course of your life you, at least implicitly, condone slavery.
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by AnonMessiah 4y ago
I think the only problem I see with this is that most competent bike thieves are going to know what bikes include gps and how to remove/disable it (or to strip it for parts and ditch the frame)
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Suspected German coup plot spawns dozens of arrests(apnews.com)
1 points by AnonMessiah 4y ago|0 comments
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by AnonMessiah 4y ago
>why is this narrative happening now? I think that it has a lot to do with the massive resurgence of labor organizing we've seen across the globe; People saw how much bullshit they're forced to deal with while applying for and
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by AnonMessiah 4y ago
>quiet quitting—that is, doing only what’s in their job descriptions and no more. Yeah, Why would I choose to do additional labor for my employer for free? Is paying the agreed $5 for a $5 item instead of paying $6 'quiet stealing&#
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by AnonMessiah 4y ago
How does more housing ruin a town?
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by AnonMessiah 4y ago
There have been several studies on the correlation between income/wealth and empathy. https://blog.ted.com/6-studies-of-money-and-the-mind/
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by AnonMessiah 5y ago
Merzbow is my preferred "focus time" noise
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by AnonMessiah 5y ago
This, the 14th amendment, doesn't give you the right to vote, this says you can't be denied voting based on race, color, or previous condition of servitude. The 19th amendment says it cannot be denied due to sex, the 24th says the
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by AnonMessiah 5y ago
It reminded me of the Microsoft AI chatbot Tay debacle in 2016
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by AnonMessiah 5y ago
Biggest gang in town.
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by AnonMessiah 5y ago
> wriggling around on the floor on a big dose of LSD for 12 hours is casual clean fun? Yes.
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by AnonMessiah 5y ago
Businesses are only able to grow to the size of amazon because of the exploitation of the working class' labor and government subsidies. Minimum wage and unemployment aren't an artificial constraints, they are things that workers
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by AnonMessiah 5y ago
I would argue wage labor, and capitalism as a whole, are inherently exploitative. I came from a manual labor background; Ranch hand, construction, metal fab, which is why I'm so passionate about this. I'm used to being paid $~15&#
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by AnonMessiah 5y ago
If your business model isn't sustainable without exploiting your workers your business doesn't deserve to be open. "They don’t provide enough value" - labor is the thing that creates value.
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by AnonMessiah 5y ago
The working class seizing the means of production and the destruction of wage labor.
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by AnonMessiah 5y ago
It sounds like your argument is to make fuel and power more expensive? How does that not disproportionately harm poor communities, and how is that not just a carbon tax with extra steps? EDIT: I'm not trying to be an ass or "Getch
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by AnonMessiah 5y ago
My bad, Post 9-11.
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by AnonMessiah 5y ago
I've accidentally taken knives and ammunition through TSA in a carry-on bag, but the only thing they've ever stopped me over was steel toed boots in my bag. Right after 9-11 my dad went on a trip and after getting off of the plane
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by AnonMessiah 5y ago
We continue to see capitalism choose profit over the health and wellbeing of _every_ living thing on the planet. Industries suppressing anything that paints them in a bad light, lobbying to get laws favoring them passed, and ignoring and ac
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by AnonMessiah 5y ago
Vuwu?

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