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wavefunction
4y ago
Notre Dame has been altered numerous times throughout history and it will be again in the future, either by design or necessity.
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wavefunction
4y ago
Or the SEC could finally go after Elon for market manipulation. There's always options.
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wavefunction
4y ago
The Texas Railroad Commissioner has independent jurisdiction over petroleum and mineral rights in the state which is the bulk of their official power.
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4y ago
They are both elected positions with separate offices, so the Texas Ag Commissioner is not a subordinate of the Texas Governor, for example. The Lieutenant Governor in Texas has quite a bit more power than the Governor in fact as their off
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4y ago
They're trying to recruit existing employees for these truck driver positions.
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wavefunction
4y ago
If it was that easy someone would have done it already. Just for the ad revenue or whatever.
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wavefunction
5y ago
What are you willing to pay me for the service?
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wavefunction
5y ago
A number of the most wealthiest (Top 15?) people in America inherited their wealth. The rest, well they seem to have exploited various aspects of the country and people.
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5y ago
Putin is lying when he proffers reasons and rationalizations for the evil and illegal acts of his government.
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5y ago
I would only quibble with it being sizable. In my major city property crime dropped throughout the pandemic and violent crime was down during the beginning of the pandemic but returned to a level higher than pre-pandemic times, which is st
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5y ago
Hucking 30 footers is cool but there's nothing like a fresh powder run on a longboard just floating. Going fast and floating like I'm surfing has been my thing while snowboarding for the past thirty years and it still holds up in
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5y ago
I'd be more interested in seeing this used for violators like construction projects and renovations. Not to disregard loud cars but they are a transient problem usually. Meanwhile someone else is grinding concrete and impact hammerin
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5y ago
No, I recall a bunch of suspicious meetings between Trump, his sons, his close confidants and known Russian intelligence assets (keep in mind that includes people like ambassadors) that they lied about having happened until we were presente
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wavefunction
5y ago
lol @ public beta
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wavefunction
5y ago
or actually it is money launderers looking for tokens with no previous history they can use to evade some % of future scrutiny
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5y ago
How outrageous to have to advocate for the public good for children. I simply cannot reconcile any opposing stance in any way.
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5y ago
Adverse health effects have been observed among children with a functional but unused oven or stove such as higher rates of diabetes and asthma and other life-long effects.
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wavefunction
5y ago
If my math checks out, it comes out to...? Trust-busting an Abusive Rent-Seeking Monopoly?!?
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wavefunction
5y ago
>Legally, everything it does must generate shareholder value. What's the basis for this claim?
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5y ago
That seems like an appropriate generalized take on "laws" but in the specific case of ignoring a stop sign, I don't think it applies. Stop signs are a traffic control device that other drivers rely on to predict the intent of
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5y ago
The situation is Texas was a complex interplay of a lack of winterization and over-demand on the natural gas network. This electric F-150 appeals to me for a number of reasons but one of them is that I could have powered my house for three
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5y ago
Like own other people as slaves? I don't think I agree.
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5y ago
It has been dealt with at the state level just this past summer: https://www.wkrg.com/local-news/new-alabama-law-limits-polic... This sounds like a rogue police force of organized criminals.
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5y ago
Couldn't a capable foreign rival just come to America, approach a local farmer and ask them for access to the tractor for long enough to derive whatever alleged trade secrets there are? Or even just buy one, either here or overseas and
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5y ago
Crocuses in chipmunk territory sounds like the exposition of some sort of dystopian future but it's now!
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5y ago
It's more of a death penalty for engaging in homosexual acts. As long as he stays out of Saudi embassies he should be fine, for whatever level of "actively courting investment from the people who would supposedly kill him that ki
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5y ago
I can't speak to whether he's been ostracized for rejecting the tenets of Bay Area progressivism but he has expressed extreme political stances that lead people of all kinds to question his character. For example Thiel has express
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5y ago
>allow-popups-to-escape-sandbox That setting is exactly the sort of reason I'm locked in a war to block ads from Google and others. What good is an escapable sandbox, other than for Google?
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5y ago
The speed of light differs depending on the medium it's transiting already though. I've wondered in the past if in the primordial universe time or space were different than what we've observed "now." It seems like
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5y ago
Harvard as some sort of historical meritocracy? I really can't agree.
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