brohoolio

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by brohoolio 1y ago
Everyone is on their own journey and there are so many reasons a person might think a particular way. The comment you are responding to is just trying to explain their own situation and say the person who wrote the article might want to inv
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by brohoolio 1y ago
Lots of articles about skipping vetting or bypassing normal process. https://www.cnn.com/2025/01/21/politics/trump-temporary-secu... https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/nov
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by brohoolio 1y ago
The context is that administration bypassed the typically vetting processes for almost everyone and is flaunting various rules openly (see signal controversy). Those processes for vetting are important to ensure that folks won't betray
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by brohoolio 2y ago
The U.S. makes mistakes in terms of doing the wrong thing. But because it’s a democracy, it is capable of recognizing those mistakes and attempting to make amends. For example the internment of people of Japanese descent during world war 2,
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by brohoolio 2y ago
Thankfully the various parents are all pretty good about restricting screen time.
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by brohoolio 2y ago
For my own kids when they are bored there is a flow of requests. First they ask if they can watch TV. Then they ask if they play video games. Then they ask if they can goto a friends house that they like. Then they ask if they can see a nei
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by brohoolio 2y ago
China has tremendous leverage over him via whether he can access their markets.
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by brohoolio 2y ago
996 is an example. It means workers work from 9am to 9pm 6 days a week. Another example is the massive subsidies the government gives manufacturers.
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by brohoolio 2y ago
Can you explain what you mean? I fail to see the downside for EU manufacturers.
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by brohoolio 2y ago
I'd argue the way American culture is constructed (drive everywhere, less opportunities to walk, folks are socially isolated) in a way that actually puts people in a situation where they are much more likely to be overweight. So the co
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by brohoolio 2y ago
My kids are still playing catchup in terms of illnesses since the pandemic. Our district masked for the first two years. Neither of my kids were sick for those two years. Since then they’ve been playing catchup immunity wise as they’ve been
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by brohoolio 2y ago
I’m surprised if tobacco utilization has increased during the time period in question.
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by brohoolio 3y ago
This is so great
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by brohoolio 3y ago
Probably spun off
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by brohoolio 3y ago
For folks who don’t know, this is a great read and explores how we are connected and communicate is more important than what is communicated. Highly highly recommend. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Medium_Is_the_Mass
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by brohoolio 3y ago
It could have been a surge of temps at USPS to handle holiday mail volume.
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by brohoolio 3y ago
I’m sure they are. What’s the screentime per day for the cohort? 2 hours? 4 hours? 8 hours?
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by brohoolio 3y ago
VMware is notorious for continuously changing SKUs and licensing models to make things more expensive. I would suspect that Broadcom will continue putting the squeeze on customers. If hyper-V (or whatever it's named now) was a viable a
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by brohoolio 3y ago
vCenter is a huge target. VMware docs differ from the the Crowdstrike recommendations, with security vendors saying basically to lock it down to the 9th degree or suffer the consequences.
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by brohoolio 3y ago
For you gluten might be fine, but for others it’s not fun, just like cream sauces for you. Everyone’s different.
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by brohoolio 3y ago
Good question. I’m guessing so.
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by brohoolio 4y ago
I’m surprised it’s taken so long. Companies have abused this practice to an absurd degree. Got a job at a sandwich shop? I guess you are prohibited from getting a different job down the street based on the agreement you signed at the beginn
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by brohoolio 4y ago
I honestly thought this was going to be about the A-10 warthog.
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by brohoolio 4y ago
Undervaluing education is another sign that society is shifting to rent seeking. Extracting short term wealth by burning the future.
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by brohoolio 4y ago
Starting salaries for many districts for jobs that require a masters is pathetic. Many suburban schools pay decent, but often urban centers pay poorly. I know one person who was offered under $30k for teaching young special Ed folks. This i
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by brohoolio 4y ago
Glass is a terrible idea because of litter. The beaches around here used to be unusable because of the amount of glass in the sand. Nothing like a kiddo screaming because of a chunk of glass in their foot to make you change your mind. Highe
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by brohoolio 4y ago
Same setup here. Sony TV that’s never been connected plus an Apple TV.
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by brohoolio 4y ago
We solved the ozone hole, we can solve this, it just takes leaders who aren’t bought by existing fossil fuel interests.
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by brohoolio 4y ago
“CO2 levels are now comparable to the Pliocene Climatic Optimum, between 4.1 and 4.5 million years ago, when they were close to, or above 400 ppm. During that time, sea levels were between 5 and 25 meters higher than today offsite, high en
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by brohoolio 4y ago
I had a bunch of random stability issues with Music, they mostly went away when I deleted and reinstalled the App. Still not what I would expect out of Apple for one of their main apps. About half the time when I use it on the desktop I hav

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