thewildginger

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by thewildginger 2y ago
The e-veirfy website says it validates a SSN, but by default that is not a valid means of verifying employability. Meaning you can use a social security number of a dead person. A common form of immigration fraud.
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by thewildginger 2y ago
It adds to the isolation, a common adjustment limiting factor. This is pretty evil.
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by thewildginger 2y ago
Almost everyone in the age group in question is aware of these problems. It doesn't seem like a moral panic. It is a truly radical change in human life to have so much information in one place, so accessible, all the time. The newspape
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by thewildginger 3y ago
I vape daily and use disposables (yes, I am the baddie.) You'd be surprised. A lot of people go out drinking, do not want to bum cigarettes off of strangers or smell bad but still want to use nicotine and drink. Single use vapes you th
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by thewildginger 3y ago
It's more than most war-culture beneficiaries do so yeah most people are okay with that.
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by thewildginger 3y ago
These numbers are for enlisted recruits. To wash out of basic training/boot camp and be enlisted there has to be serious problems. Bed wetting, serious violence, egregious disciplinary problems or major integrity violations, Maybe be
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by thewildginger 3y ago
Polygraphs are based on principles beyond junk science. Any person who has been in a cult organization and has successfully exited can testify to convincing yourself something happened or is true even if the evidence is overwhelmingly the o
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by thewildginger 3y ago
Take a deep breath. The US endowment for the arts wrote this article to preserve the history of a person who impacted the arts in the US. No one is worshipping him. He had known problems, took criticism for it and it is a known fact by thos
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by thewildginger 3y ago
At what point is saying "it's two years away, trust me!" Not just naive optimism but false advertising or market manipulation? He publicly said this for like four years, and then he walks it all back. I just don't get it
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by thewildginger 3y ago
Everyone
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by thewildginger 3y ago
This is an anecdote, and maybe it's just coincidental timing, but these kinds of operational choices do not work well in a company focused on a single product across multiple devices. Losing so many workers so quickly means a loss in p
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by thewildginger 3y ago
I wish there was something like a data sinkhole you could add to a car. That would be cool.
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by thewildginger 3y ago
Nothing like finding a webpage you can read from Lynx. IDK about the pictures though https://lynx.invisible-island.net/
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by thewildginger 3y ago
Also benefits like healthcare which was mentioned. The squeeze of mandating private corporations as healthcare insurance providers and being so deeply involved in a matter so private means it is a field ripe for customer/client exploit
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by thewildginger 3y ago
Availability. The third portion of the cyber security triad. Confidentiality, integrity, availability. If you cannot get to your stuff, or you stuff is harder to get to, then there has been a form of compromise in your service. Is it sexy l
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by thewildginger 3y ago
You have to be in a really.safe place to feel comfortable walking around with your laptop and a bunch of other stuff just out in front of you like that. Having a standing desk with a small treadmill I could understand. This? It's a sil
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by thewildginger 3y ago
These were characters I thought a lot about, as I was playing the game through my exit out of the military. Leaving your gang behind while trying to stay positive and be the best you can in a quickly changing world made me feel human after
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by thewildginger 3y ago
If your company execs are basically bragging about ignoring fundamental principles of a healthy capital based market due to total control of said market, in an anti trust hearing, then yeah that's some pretty solid evidence you are bre
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by thewildginger 3y ago
Sometimes I use the other searches just to see how different they are, and they are pretty good. There are less ads on DDg and brave which makes the experience at least a lot better.
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by thewildginger 3y ago
That's why other lawyers call them ambulance chasers. Their ethics are notoriously questionable.
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by thewildginger 3y ago
Relax himmler
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by thewildginger 3y ago
You should really read anything about how the railroad companies operate in the US. An "anal retentive" safety inspector is exactly what they should have, and firing them for doing their job is exactly what the railroad company wo
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by thewildginger 3y ago
Try "leaders eat last mentality" maybe that gives less of a weird vibe.
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by thewildginger 3y ago
Being Established not meaning specifically wealth, I like that
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by thewildginger 3y ago
When you control the most common way to buy and sell goods personal goods in the western world, you control a lot more than the internet. You control everything else.
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by thewildginger 3y ago
I hate this argument. Business owners don't say "40% taxable gains? Guess I will never make money again" It may surprise you but no matter the restrictions put on size of profit, people will still attempt to make a buck. All
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by thewildginger 3y ago
When you're at work you're not a human being, duh. You're company property.
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by thewildginger 3y ago
In the US? It's an incredibly slow process with a designated separate court system with seperate labor laws. Oh yeah and solidarity strikes are illegal. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solidarity_action The police
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by thewildginger 3y ago
Putting banks out of business? Woah weird conclusion but I like it. This whole windfall tax sounds even better than I thought! The world of money existed before banks, it will exist after.
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by thewildginger 3y ago
To me, and the clear answer given by other commenters to this question (thank you all for the succinct answer) are the reason why the current government finger pointing from Dr Kirkpatrick at AARO, the testimony from Grusch this last week,

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