etrevino

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by etrevino 3y ago
This was 20 years ago and a lot of people were paid by check. So the only way to reclaim the money from them was to underpay folks. They probably just handled it that way for everyone. Even now, at my Federal government job when someone i
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by etrevino 3y ago
lol, that's pretty good, I agree with you.
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by etrevino 3y ago
What was it? I arrived too late.
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by etrevino 3y ago
You're right
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by etrevino 3y ago
Maybe I misunderstand you, but there is Tkinter if you want a GUI included with Python.
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by etrevino 4y ago
The Wiki article is something I wish I had time to edit. Yes, there was an attempt to ensure that the right sort of thing be printed, but it was also about making sure that no one else could print certain documents. You'd license a b
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by etrevino 4y ago
Can you explain why it's bad?
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by etrevino 4y ago
That's fair, but this is why the "targeted at Oxbridge kids" thing is so important. Sure, some are paying with loans, but most don't need them. Really, this isn't about targeting a specific level of education, it&#
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by etrevino 4y ago
Not everyone is motivated by money. And if these are Oxbridge kids they may not need the cash anyway.
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by etrevino 4y ago
I think that just depends on your definition of spy. If you're thinking, say, Americans being undercover or sneaking onto bases (instead of using local assets to do it) then it would probably fall under the Special Activities Center,
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by etrevino 4y ago
That's old and "expired" data from over thirty years ago and the family member I'm discussing is open about it, now. What needs to stay quiet (in this instance) is operational details, not that this person did the work.
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by etrevino 4y ago
Right. Lot of judgments made without considering how this might work long term in the real world.
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by etrevino 4y ago
> Lol. It's supposed that one of them (i.e the mother) should behave like and adult and own it. Of course nobody forced her to choose serving her country but I believe in this case she failed both her duty to family & country. &
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by etrevino 4y ago
I replied to the parent comment above, but it's worth replying to this. The kids might not know what mom did before this, but the way the mother operates was long ago normalized for them. The mother probably never lied-- they usually
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by etrevino 4y ago
I can speak as someone who was in the same situation as the teens. This is about the time that the kids begin to cotton on to the fact that things aren't quite right. Really, this is the point at which the parent has to start lying (
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by etrevino 4y ago
Speaking as an historian here and not as a linguist: In my experience, a language that has only four cases usually has a method for expressing all eight, they just won't be formalized in the same way. For example, English has no forma
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by etrevino 4y ago
What you quoted above actually kind of reinforces GP's point. And if you read the article you cited it agrees with GP. > [W]hat I think many people outside our profession don’t understand is how unfortunately unequal all aspects of
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by etrevino 4y ago
This is satire. McSweeney's is a humor literary journal.
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by etrevino 4y ago
Key quote from the woman: “Apparently, the mouse jiggler was the last straw since I had been missing standups and having ‘thunderstorms’ and ‘power outages’ since I started.” Sounds like she's been skiving off in general. She's l
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by etrevino 4y ago
The Trophy Weapon System can intercept and defeat anti-tank missiles and grenades and has been proven in combat. Both US and Israeli tanks have those mounted on them. I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss tanks as dead. Just older tanks
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by etrevino 4y ago
Think about this differently: as you have more relationships you learn what you can tolerate and what you can't. The less experienced you are, often the more patient you are with red flags. I'm sorry if not owning all of a perso
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by etrevino 4y ago
Basically getting banged around. It's like a series of rapid blows. In the case of aircraft it's where everything just rapidly swings from side to side.
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Impact of Celiac Disease on Dating(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by etrevino 4y ago
They look like this: https://www.healthyplace.com/sites/default/files/uploads/201... There are some that let you hook up headphones as well. It's all about bilateral stimulation and some people get
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by etrevino 4y ago
It doesn't just have to be the eye movements. They'll also use little tappers or paddles that sit in your hand and vibrate alternately. They also have ones with sound that do something similar. For me, the vibrating paddles plu
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by etrevino 4y ago
The poster suggested the possibility that they're incompetent to create a counterfactual, not that they are.
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by etrevino 4y ago
I believe they actually buy an annuity with a bank.
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by etrevino 4y ago
My parents got me the Tengen version of Tetris back in the day. They didn't know the difference, of course, and neither did I. What I remember is that it looked different from my friends' version and it had two player. Pretty n
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by etrevino 4y ago
This person's goals seem to be different from yours. Why not let him or her study what they're interested in without acting as if it's a mistake? What you see as a mistake in degree choice is based on your experience coming
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by etrevino 4y ago
Japan started the war with a surprise attack, but Russia intended to go to war with Japan and everyone knew it. Japan just figured that, as the smaller country, it ought to try to seize what advantages it could

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