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by shorttime 8y ago
At least something hit it...
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by shorttime 8y ago
Not true. It's illegal for something to cost more if you use cash.
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by shorttime 8y ago
I always carry cash. I'm surprised when people don't. Came in handy when the hurricane hit, gas stations only took cash. Cash is also good for negotiation.
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by shorttime 8y ago
I'm sort of with you with housing and education but where I'm in violent disagreement is health. Some are born with a terrible hand and there's little that they can do, on their own, to resolve those issues. It's unaccep
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by shorttime 8y ago
How is this even validated or profitable? Companies ask me for various information all the time and I usually just make it up or use an old #, old zip code, etc. Once they have the data, then how do they make money?
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by shorttime 8y ago
I don't know the real reason but for myself, I actually uninstalled Spotify after I found out about the P2P feature. There was a noticeable lag when I would play online console games and had Spotify open on a PC or laptop. It was never
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by shorttime 8y ago
Doesn't (or didn't) Spotify do this?
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by shorttime 8y ago
I disagree. A share is worth a portion of the business. That is a defined unit. The share price is what people will pay for a share of the piece of company. Baked into the price is the underlying assets (real value) in addition to the fuzzy
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by shorttime 8y ago
Race baiting comment. Context is key. The article advocates equality and you cherry picked a wikipedia section of a historical and clearly wrong assumption. Look over the wiki and try to find something where Benjamin Rush does not advocate
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by shorttime 8y ago
Is it even worth it to post now that this article has been up for a few days? Funny how all of these comments just sit there on a server somewhere. Produced. But what value does it add? Will anyone even look at this? For me it's about
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by shorttime 8y ago
Acids? Like stronger acids than the stomach acid already inside of the human body? I doubt that considering stomach acid damages teeth. Nobody would have teeth left. Large protein consumption? Like what many many people do for health reason
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by shorttime 9y ago
Not a developer but the post mentions an emulator being available, why not use that? If there's a bug, submit a bug report ?
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by shorttime 9y ago
Can't say I have many professional connections either, not a big fan of "networking" in general. However, the people I do consider connections are those from college and those from former groups at previous jobs. Maybe someon
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by shorttime 9y ago
> Currently, women are overly vulnerable because they are professionally isolated. They get insufficient legitimate interest. What do you mean by that?
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by shorttime 9y ago
Yeah, that's what I already do-do but your suggestion doesn't help with any of the situations mentioned in the linked post. The post describes interactions that are non-work related between people. Work-wise, I have my "go-to
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by shorttime 9y ago
As a man, I'm clueless on how to help. I certainly don't make any comments of similar nature or perform actions described in the stories. However, if I were to observe such an event happening, I'd be frozen. One half of me th
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by shorttime 9y ago
What your thoughts on states like Somalia and Libya? They are, without a doubt, the freest market feasible. There's no government to control any economic policy. Why are they not succeeding?
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by shorttime 9y ago
Good in theory but difficult in practice. I only know what I know because I read about it, was lucky to be exposed to retirement planning, everyone else? Not so lucky.
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by shorttime 9y ago
Terrible spot to be in, hoping I will avoid it with a traveling retirement plan (401k). How do other 1st world countries manage elderly workers/people that should no longer work? SS is an option and I don't believe it will go bank
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by shorttime 9y ago
They could be certainly correlated but why would you assume that growth automatically means an equal (or slightly higher in this case) ridership? After all, the out of towners all didn't take the bus there. Most public transportation I
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by shorttime 9y ago
What did they expect from the survey? Most American work places are not known for cultural or social open-ness, whether for good or bad. Of course the data will not reflect people engaging in any extra communication other than base minimum.
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by shorttime 9y ago
But you do! You are saying and itterating exactly how he feels when it comes to quality. You can't define what he's talking about in his book. He can't define quality. They're very similar concepts, not exact, but they p
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by shorttime 9y ago
That's the way I was looking at it. I think a lot of it comes from people not being comfortable with silence so they'll just mention something they notice. When it's silent we are stuck with our own thoughts, some don't
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by shorttime 9y ago
Makes sense, my default is not to ask about it. I've seen very few people with eye patches in my life and I never asked. It kind of relates to what one of my friends recently observed and experienced, someone asked them what race they
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by shorttime 9y ago
I can see arguments either way to ask about it or not. I always have an internal debate with myself when I see such things like an eye patch or other non-typical characteristics that stand out. Should I ask? Would it be rude? Most of the ti
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by shorttime 9y ago
Thanks for asking this. I often read articles saying such things but do not provide any data or how they came to the conclusion. It makes absolutely no sense to say this without the data to back it up.
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by shorttime 9y ago
This certainly seems to be the trend in America today. Looking at history, clearly we are moving toward the individual being the pinnacle of importance. Gone are the days of family, unity, knowing neighbors, big social gatherings. Even inte
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by shorttime 9y ago
Isn't this essentially social security disability?
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by shorttime 9y ago
thanks for posting this, didn't realize it had it built in. Just enabled.
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by shorttime 9y ago
> You can't think about this like Democrats vs Republicans, They are both bought out by lobbyists. This is people vs corporation. Why do the majority of people not recognize this?

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