chronicsunshine

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by chronicsunshine 3y ago
Being that your life depends on your car not failing catastrophically while using it, I think your analogy would make more sense if you replaced clay pots with pacemakers.
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by chronicsunshine 5y ago
This is insane. One side is doing everything they can to rig elections and even tried to overthrow the government and end the democratic process. And then the other side is judged for being taken aback by that? Are we supposed to pretend li
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by chronicsunshine 5y ago
This is a fair take. I appreciate your input.
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by chronicsunshine 5y ago
The hope that the Russian people can free themselves of Putin's tyranny?
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by chronicsunshine 5y ago
I think you are mischaracterizing why Julian Assange has lost support. He has not lost support because of exposing corruption in any political parties, he's lost support because its become clear he works with Russian intelligence servi
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by chronicsunshine 5y ago
They are using them? The country has a population of >6 million. Bitcoin beach is a philanthropy run by one adult coordinator, 4 university students and 4 high school students. The country is not using the lightning network. Maybe so
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by chronicsunshine 5y ago
You're telling us people that don't have bank accounts are gonna be using bitcoin in some abstruse way? Or are you saying some other entity (a bank) will help them with it? And if the latter, why would bitcoin be of help at all? A
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by chronicsunshine 5y ago
That's the strategy of McDonald's corporate, not the mom and pop franchises. Franchisees do not own the land the franchise is on. The McDonald's corporation buys the land and leases it to the franchisee. "McDonald’s owns
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by chronicsunshine 5y ago
I'm a developer and spending 1-2 hours a day to commute to an office where I have to microwave a lunch, sit in a cubicle all day, and be forced to overhear coworkers talk about inane things while I'm trying to concentrate sounds l
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by chronicsunshine 5y ago
Most major corporations have teams of mixed offshore and onshore developers. If it was okay to have the offshore part of the team working from outside the office before the pandemic, I don't see why onshore developers wouldn't des
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by chronicsunshine 5y ago
The cut off would likely be at 29 hours. Health benefits are mandatory at 30 hours+.
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by chronicsunshine 5y ago
In Minneapolis, MN the Herbivorous Butcher makes vegan cheeses that are better than normal cheese. Unfortunately they also are expensive.
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by chronicsunshine 5y ago
Equating the two is ridiculous. The Capitol Riots were an attempt to overturn a free and fair democratic election in favor of the rioters preferred candidate. The HK protests are in relation to freedom from the Chinese Government's dic
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by chronicsunshine 6y ago
You seem to be confused. Repealing Section 230 would vastly increase the amount of moderation on social media platforms, because they would be directly liable for anything posted there. Also, the US has free enterprise. Businesses are free
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by chronicsunshine 6y ago
I don't think it's that simple. From my experience, if you are in certain non-Microsoft applications and the mouse is moving it will still set you as Away and won't set your status to Available until you click into an applica
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by chronicsunshine 6y ago
Probable sources would be: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kola_Nuclear_Power_Plant or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leningrad_Nuclear_Power_Plant Notably the second uses RBMK-1000 reactors, the sa
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by chronicsunshine 7y ago
https://sci-hub.tw/https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...