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by Noted 4y ago
Nice to see they call out LibreOffice as a usable application as well.
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by Noted 4y ago
In Czechia is there not a difference between research and teaching institutions? In the US we have things like community colleges and other colleges/universities where you can get your associates or bachelors, but not Masters / Ph
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by Noted 4y ago
That's pretty similar to what my wife and I do. It helps that my income is enough to fund the mortgage + expenses, but if she wasn't working we wouldn't have as nearly as much "fun money"
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by Noted 5y ago
I don't think smartphones are expected to work on the same timescale that a car should.
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by Noted 6y ago
So is Netflix going to require tax information on everyone in the household? How can they tell the difference from their end I think is one of the questions being presented
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by Noted 6y ago
You keep posting this, but do you have any evidence? Other people have repeatedly refuted short squeezes being illegal.
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by Noted 6y ago
Where are the jobs in your Noname Falls? How is someone supposed to continue earning income to pay for their living expenses with no work? Are you expecting them to commute 5 hours each way into the city for work? It's a far cry from y
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by Noted 6y ago
Other key takeaways are they've been taking the renter's money, but not using that to pay the bills and they've already spent everyone's security deposits. Sounds like pretty rough situations all around.
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by Noted 9y ago
Based on a short story by Philip K. Dick https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Minority_Report
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by Noted 9y ago
No, if they operate in the state then they are part of the state's jurisdiction. All terrestrial internet services would have to have some presence in the state otherwise they wouldn't be able to provide internet access. Multi-sta
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by Noted 9y ago
I thought they made the announcement 10 days before the fork, not a month.
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by Noted 9y ago
I know several law firms which have happy hours in the office.
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by Noted 9y ago
I would say hiring strippers and escorts for office parties is not "perfectly normal". I don't think that there would really need to be any other representation for that to be viewed negatively.
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by Noted 10y ago
So people who need to get insurance insurance wouldn't be able to afford it now?
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by Noted 10y ago
You live in your own house? That sounds much nicer than being out here in SF.
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by Noted 10y ago
It sounds like you're confusing the surface book and the surface pro. The former is a laptop with a detachable screen, the latter is more like a tablet with an attachable keyboard. (although both run full OSes). The surface book is the
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by Noted 10y ago
Although you also need to factor into that decision the impaction in certain majors at lots of the CalStates. People are taking more than 4 years to graduate because they can't get in to classes they need.
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by Noted 10y ago
Additionally, in my experience if you have an older car without keyless ignition, taking the keys out of the ignition and putting them on the dashboard will help as well. Number 5 is one of the most important things! 6. Can be difficult esp
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by Noted 10y ago
I believe that is the case in some states as well (but not California). They get to repo the house, sell it and then can sue you for the rest you owe.
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by Noted 10y ago
At this point it's amazing the number of terminals with chip capabilities which aren't even enabled
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by Noted 10y ago
It looks like it might've been more of a time delay issue as it seems like they've answered lots of stuff in the intervening hours. I'm not entirely sure how much answering questions late at night actually affects the audienc
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by Noted 10y ago
You're definitely mistaken that they haven't fixed a single bug. Server stability has greatly improved and the number of times the game freezes while trying to catch pokemon has dropped significantly.
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by Noted 10y ago
I strongly disagree with this sentiment. I sincerely doubt that most minorities (myself included) think that we've "reached as good a point as can reasonably expected". I don't think I've ever really heard much argu
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by Noted 10y ago
I thought all overdraft protection is opt-in now? (I thought they passed a law about it in the past few years)
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by Noted 10y ago
In regards to point 3, I thought one of the issues was that Uber was forcing their "contractors" to work at specific times in order to remain employed. Most of the regulations around this that I'm aware of are basically the
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by Noted 11y ago
I'm guessing there is probably a disconnect in what "frequently" means between you two.
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by Noted 11y ago
Huh? Jen-Hsun Huang, co-founder of NVIDIA donated the money for the building. It's named after him and one of the auditoriums is named after NVIDIA. It's not like they offered up the naming rights to an auditorium for corporate bi
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by Noted 11y ago
Then why are you commenting here?
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by Noted 11y ago
You realize that LA (the city proper, not metro area) is over 5x the size of Amsterdam with over 4x the population. I think that's part of what he meant by they're not really comparable. I definitely agree that, yes, it needs to
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by Noted 11y ago
I feel like the take home pay example is a bit disingenuous using 4 hours of surge pricing vs a standard 4 hour shift. Yes, that is an example of what could happen in a specific example, but you could also create a similar example without s

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