Tasboo

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by Tasboo 1y ago
Male loneliness talk aside, why wouldn’t you start a Facebook group to get a gauge for actual interest? I know you mentioned deliberately not using Facebook and Meetup, but spinning up a whole new site just to connect with people seems like
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by Tasboo 6y ago
Oof. Been dealing with this for over 3 months now. Thank you for your post. I'm very sorry this has affected you. FWIW, it's somewhat comforting to me to know someone else understands what I am going through.
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by Tasboo 6y ago
Similar situation. I'm in my early 30s. I had symptoms for 3-4 weeks (coughing, mild fever, covid toes) starting in early April, but I didn't qualify for testing because I hadn't had any contact with anyone that was known to
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by Tasboo 7y ago
I have 3 kids, all 4 and under. Exact same situation and I feel that exact same feeling. It's rare my spouse and I to find free time for hobbies. I find myself with a drive to work on things or learn that I never had before I had kids,
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by Tasboo 7y ago
The federal reserve was created using laws passed through legislation. Legislation can modify any rules that have been set for it.
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by Tasboo 8y ago
Most people would take Full Internet. That is why almost all other countries have the full internet.
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by Tasboo 8y ago
Women want to be treated equally and fairly. Up until recent history, women were treated as second class citizens under many laws. Even today, women overwhelmingly face discrimination and harassment in all walks of life, moreso than men.
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by Tasboo 8y ago
This is a better article IMO. Thanks for posting.
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by Tasboo 8y ago
Ughhh.. yes they do. In fact in more places than just airports: https://nyti.ms/2NAbGaP
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by Tasboo 8y ago
They are completely different scenarios. There wasn't ample evidence of who was doing it (not publicly available at least) and there wasn't one candidate who particularly benefited from the attack (that we know of). People start
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by Tasboo 8y ago
"When the federal power began to chip away at state power" This has been a thing since the Constitution was ratified.
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by Tasboo 9y ago
I grew up in poverty. My dad is fortunately able to get tuition assistance through the Native American tribe he is a member of. With that assistance, he was able to graduate law school and become a lawyer. As soon as he did that and got h
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by Tasboo 9y ago
Ironic that this is the president of rooting out corruption.
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by Tasboo 9y ago
*Right leaning tech workers who have never experienced working outside of their bubble. News flash: not every place aligns with your political ideology. Try being a liberal in the Midwest or the South.
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by Tasboo 9y ago
Who ever said that cities are supposed represent all values equally? Move to a different area of the country if you don't like a particular city's political leanings. There are plenty of Republican leaning areas of the country.
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by Tasboo 9y ago
Yeah that would never happen /s. This is one of the most frequented social media sites for tech people. This place is a perfect target for foreign bots.
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by Tasboo 9y ago
What an odd comment thread. In what twisted world are people holding the Chinese government as a bastion of liberty compared to the US?
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by Tasboo 9y ago
You cited an article that basically says 'Trickle down doesn't exist, plebs. But hey, trickle down totally works! Here's why!'. What he describes is the policies that people refer to when they say Trickle Down.
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by Tasboo 9y ago
Since people are sharing their own anecdotes, I'll share mine. Rather my dad's and my sister's anecdote. They were driving home one summer evening near sunset in Wisconsin when they saw in the perfectly clear sky ahead of t
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by Tasboo 9y ago
Why did you pick the the middle ages? Couldn't you go back to any period in recorded human history and find that your idea true? When has there not been the idea of 'my idea better, you all believe now or die now'. Why tie
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by Tasboo 9y ago
That sounds awful.
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by Tasboo 9y ago
The notion that you can have all the benefits of a centrally governed society with all the liberties of total freedom is an unrealistic expectation. In order to ensure basic societal services are readily available for an entire nation, cer
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by Tasboo 9y ago
More like we need to limit the influence that money and lobbyists can have on elected officials. Changing seats in Congress will just put new people in place who will more than likely do the same thing.
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by Tasboo 9y ago
Or reduce the amount of influence money can have on an election. Reducing the government's power will just enable them to continue skirting around the law. If the government has no teeth, then why would any business (or anyone for th
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by Tasboo 9y ago
You put it in quotes like it hasn't already been proven that Russian led a massive effort to influence the election via social media.
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by Tasboo 9y ago
The questions a justice asks can often be an indication of where they stand on an issue. It's a way for them to tell the other justices their beliefs. If Alito is spouting off misleading or incorrect facts, then this person should fe
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by Tasboo 9y ago
Down votes may be because your post is a bit tangential. That said, I think you were right to call them out on that. It's an idea that shouldn't even be entertained as an option.
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by Tasboo 9y ago
This seems odd to say, but if they included a price for just a simple name+birth date query, there is probably a decent price point people would actually pay just to know if they are on there. Like if they have even just half of the names
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by Tasboo 9y ago
By advancing the hypothesis that it might be a factor, without a need to do so, it's always going to be seen as advocating for it, even if he says he's not. For example, a host on certain news channel might say, "Is Obama sec
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by Tasboo 9y ago
Damore can claim he was protecting the company, but if the effect of what he said in his memo is causing the opposite of that, then it can be a fire-able offense, regardless of what he said he was trying to do.

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