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mszkoda
6y ago
They banned /r/politics?
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mszkoda
7y ago
Are all the schools in Japan controlled or funded in some way by the government? I'm guessing this is an "ask" to private school and the public schools have it as a direct order.
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mszkoda
7y ago
Yes, they have different programs with different manufacturers. Almost all of them include between 3-12 months of free service (I think specific lines in Chrysler's lineup across brands are the only ones with 12, Alfa Romeo I know of s
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mszkoda
7y ago
I work in the publishing industry; we publish several industry trade magazines. We often get sponsored articles that are labeled specifically as ads and are created to look exactly like any other article in our magazines. Most of the time t
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mszkoda
7y ago
I agree, it's very interesting to listen to Shapiro reason his own beliefs as he talks. It definitely helps me to see how other people might think about a topic which they may not be able to articulate well. He certainly reaches some s
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mszkoda
7y ago
It is exactly this. You look at donations to people from corporations or through lobbyists and they don't look that large, $15-20k and they are getting big bills passed. That $15-20k isn't buying the politician or their vote. The
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mszkoda
7y ago
Even more so, when you're interviewing somewhere else you (and usually they) want to talk about new things you deployed or new systems you created, not how you maintained this boring code base for 2 years.
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mszkoda
7y ago
I have the same and then just use my old Dyson V6 to get things that need picked up immediately or for tight areas. Mine runs automatically every night and there is rarely any dust or dirt on my floor. The amount of stuff it picks up is ama
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7y ago
I have a V6 as well and mostly hard floors, but I have 2 Golden Retrievers as well. Iv'e been using it near daily for 5 years now and it works fine; maybe I have to empty it a couple times, but that takes a few seconds. I combined it w
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mszkoda
7y ago
You shouldn't need a lawyer, but it may require a couple hours of time (but not all at once). The next time they call, tell them that the person they are looking for is a minor and you are their guardian and because of that you are req
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mszkoda
7y ago
Absolutely and it happens, but not that regularly. Polling places are extremely busy and people pull out their phones all the time. All you have to do is record you voting and you have the proof.
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mszkoda
7y ago
It depends on the state; some have this system. Some are fully electronic. Others are all paper and hand count.
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mszkoda
7y ago
Yep, there were several counties where they "found" extra ballots that they missed during the count in 2018 in the US. It was across both parties in multiple states wherein the "found" votes were heavily favoring one par
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mszkoda
7y ago
My Alfa Romeo (and all recent Alfa Romeos in the US) don't have touchscreens. The screens are in touch range and they have CarPlay and Android Auto, but you have to use the wheel with them. I got used to it pretty quickly and after a w
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7y ago
I did the same and do it every time. I know their job is actually just to sell warranties and after-market products and the paperwork is a side-job, but I just can't spend $20-30k+ and sign a bunch of papers without reading them and ta
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8y ago
Agreed on the hardware requirements. I love to cook and have an extensive range of very expensive pots/pans/utensils with very specific uses, but in the beginning I had very few. I also still only use a few of them most of the tim
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mszkoda
8y ago
I've been getting the same exact thing from Amazon for a month now... I already bought a Miele from you Amazon, you should know I don't need another.
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8y ago
It may help in regards to your exact location via GPS, but cell companies can still triangulate your location based off how strong your signal is to certain towers in the area and which towers you have connected to recently.
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mszkoda
9y ago
I think it may even be worse than Reddit's search.
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9y ago
I haven't had them before but it looks like they do have very limited ingredients, still a lot of sugar, but it seems the sugar is all from dates which has a low glycemic index. Ingredients: Dates, Egg Whites, Almonds, Cashews, Cacao,
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9y ago
Seems like there should be some good margin. It's a Mediatek Quad Core Chip at 1.8x2/1.4x2, 2GB RAM, 32GB Flash, single antenna wifi, VGA/2MP camera. I think the case is still plastic as well?
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All-New Element 55-Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV – Amazon Fire TV Edition
(smile.amazon.com)
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9y ago
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mszkoda
10y ago
BoA appears to have it. https://www.bankofamerica.com/privacy/accounts-cards/shopsaf...
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10y ago
Some banks offer a similar service on their credit cards. I know BoA has one called ShopSafe[1] and I'm sure there are others. [1] https://www.bankofamerica.com/privacy/accounts-cards/shopsaf...
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11y ago
I thought this was commonly asked, but maybe it varies by state. In my city in Pennsylvania we get a standardized form that does ask this question. It states, "Would you be more likely to believe the testimony of a police officer or an
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13y ago
Congress can override the president's veto. "[the veto] can be limited, as in the legislative process of the United States, where a two-thirds vote in both the House and Senate may override a Presidential veto of legislation."