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by differentView 4y ago
This is bigotry, to dismiss a person's sincerity because of their birth.
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by differentView 4y ago
Most public employees' pay are public. https://www.federalpay.org/employees https://transparentcalifornia.com/salaries/all/
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by differentView 4y ago
How would that fight discrimination anymore than making salaries public?
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by differentView 4y ago
*to SOME hiring manager Saves time for both parties. OP is obviously still getting hired.
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by differentView 4y ago
Have you actually been a recruiter?
36.
by differentView 4y ago
Maybe his talent is worth more, especially when he's passionate about the work.
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by differentView 4y ago
That's behind a paywall for me.
38.
by differentView 4y ago
I'm ignorant to indie game marketing. How important is Twitter to indie games?
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by differentView 4y ago
Some might consider having to Google the phone number for the bank, calling the bank, navigate through the bank's phone system, getting put on hold, and reading a bunch of numbers to the bank's employee a hassle.
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by differentView 4y ago
Are you in the U.S.? What banks did this to you and your relative?
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by differentView 4y ago
Why wouldn't EU energy consumers have done that already if they can save that much money?
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by differentView 4y ago
Can't most manufacturing be moved to other countries, such as India and Vietnam?
43.
by differentView 4y ago
She's actually out on bond. Sentencing is scheduled for October 17, 2022.
44.
by differentView 4y ago
The article is specifically discussing a shortage in Dijon Mustard in France.
45.
by differentView 4y ago
The United States government has always had a One-China policy, regardless of which party is in power. Why is this on Apple? Be mad at your elected leaders if you don't like it.
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by differentView 4y ago
> One-handed to the max Unless you primarily use your phone with your left hand.
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by differentView 4y ago
>4. Citizens pay up to 40% of the total price on their own, and ask the bank to lend them the rest of the 60% and get it paid back in the NEXT 30 YEARS (often paying as much as twice as the original price). So they're less leveraged
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by differentView 4y ago
They didn't shut down Ingress.
49.
by differentView 4y ago
Does the Unification Church have more influence than Soka Gakkai in Japanese politics?
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by differentView 4y ago
Got sources to back up your claims? You sound almost proud of your bigotry.
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by differentView 4y ago
There's no way this is true.
52.
by differentView 4y ago
My Invisible Underground Unicorn (rainbow poop be beneath her) disagrees.
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by differentView 4y ago
If a government agent asks for certain user data, a Telegram employee does a search and have it on their screen for the government agent to see. How many bytes would you say Telegram has disclosed?
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by differentView 4y ago
>"To this day, we have disclosed 0 bytes of user data to third parties, including governments." A very specific way of saying what most would assume means their users' data is safe. Even if it's not an outright lie, a
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by differentView 5y ago
Pointing out the flaws of a failed cheating method (he was caught) by a cheater who likely have tried other failed cheating methods ("It was the student’s final attempt on Monday to clear the exam after repeatedly failing it since gett
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by differentView 5y ago
But when the largest font describes it as "Partly False Information", it's more than just excluding information, it's making an accusation.
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by differentView 5y ago
Maybe "pragmatic prosecutors made pragmatic decisions instead of satisfying random internet commenters looking for perfect justice."
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by differentView 5y ago
>This is for the Honai Police Dept. *Hanoi
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by differentView 5y ago
100%?
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by differentView 5y ago
Philosophical and moral discussions aside, is there any technical risk to this?

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