workingdog

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by workingdog 2y ago
Unless they fit the criteria, we're not supposed to talk about incompetent people in positions of power.
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by workingdog 2y ago
You can prepare your kids for their natural pendulum swing. I told mine it's natural to rebel and do the opposite of what your parents do, make sure you understand, and don't unintentionally swing too far in the other direction.
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by workingdog 2y ago
TB was basicallty gone from the US. Until we accepted millions of unscreened people from outside the US where TB was more common.
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by workingdog 2y ago
Why are we shocked? Computers should generally give us the same output with the same input.
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by workingdog 2y ago
We're not governed by poetry on statues. If we decide we're full, that's ok.
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by workingdog 2y ago
It's still too high. Illegal immigration often ruins the idea of immigration in the minds of the native population.
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by workingdog 2y ago
The proletariat can rock that soviet tech, making some lips/forth/prolog insanity. Once they're done, I'll simulate it at 10,000 times native speed on one core of my Apple iThing.
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by workingdog 2y ago
TLDR: Other than the child identifying as a wolf, the child doesn't identify as a wolf. And you're a bully for even noticing. Bully.
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by workingdog 2y ago
More awesome young men for my company to hire! I used to try and make my team look like a Star Trek crew. Not anymore. Competence over anything.
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by workingdog 2y ago
Nowadays? It's so bad and cringeworthy that my young sons picked up on the STEM girlie nonsense and are actively rebelling against it and running with whatever they have. Leaving the coddled scrubs behind.
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by workingdog 2y ago
I don't think you can understand the 1960s without seeing her glorious movie, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie It captures the tension of social norms and rebellion and, if one pays attention, the natural consequences of unbridled enthusi
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by workingdog 2y ago
How we treat family members is the most accurate indication of our decency. We chose our friends, so their company is easy. It's when we're forced to reckon with people we don't choose. That is the actual test of our grace.
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by workingdog 2y ago
I want to reiterate the thanks as well. Updates work so much better than in the past. Dealing with twenty files of this does get annoying. >>>>>>> #Fobar Version 1.1 ====== #Foobar Version 1.2 <<<<<< I
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by workingdog 2y ago
You may think that, but I couldn't possibly comment. I was trying to convey that laws should be carefully written, not to motivate people to do things that keep them inside the law yet are still damaging.
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by workingdog 2y ago
I love trees. I plant a lot of them. I noticed one friendly neighbor remark that one of our oldest cedars was a fine specimen and that he wanted to register it. It got girdled, and I cut it down as soon as possible. I planted three trees.
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by workingdog 2y ago
Not just a China problem. Twitter and Facebook seem drastically more polarising nowadays. We're allowed to talk about things that were taboo until just recently: the 3rd world colonizing Western countries, Jewish and Arab struggles, an
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by workingdog 2y ago
The best thing about America is that we'll eventually colonize the moon, and we'll have Americans homeless there too.
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by workingdog 2y ago
Your sunscreen and mylar blankets ideas are gold; I will swipe that idea for our church's packs. We have two items that are not on your list that our church has: a micro-sized rubber duck for frivolity (cost $.05) and a cheap wash rag
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by workingdog 2y ago
It's more of a modern problem: Old-school homeless would shit in the toilet. New school homeless on fentanyl sometimes leave drug paraphernalia. Hence, businesses won't let randos in their toilets. And, therefore, more shitting on
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by workingdog 2y ago
Giving people money isn't the same thing as welfare. Ask any drug addict what they would do with more money. Most of them are truthful.
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by workingdog 2y ago
Congress will have to be specific, yes. And we'll be able to vote them out if we don't like what they say.
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by workingdog 2y ago
Indeed! "A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the majority discovers it can vote itself largess out of the public treasury." -Elmer T. Peterson misquoting Alexander Tytler.
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by workingdog 2y ago
If they weren't conscious, then their love for us would be meaningless.
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by workingdog 2y ago
There's always a reference. It doesn't have to be the boss; it could be a co-worker. Generally written, it is hard to get, but almost always available with a phone call after hours. Asking the person, "Would you rehire this
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by workingdog 2y ago
The side that tells us that men can become women.
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by workingdog 2y ago
Whatever you have that's calling the Powershell script just has to tell the Powershell system that it's ok to run the unsigned script. The default is just to keep people from double-clicking rando Powershell script files and all h
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by workingdog 2y ago
General advice: Stay in the second to right lane. Never go more than 7 miles over. After 10 miles over, the tickets get expensive, and the police have more of a reason to pull you over. 7 mph accounts for speedometer errors and makes you pa
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by workingdog 2y ago
I think it's stupid, but some of my behaviors seem stupid to others: I worship an invisible deity. Some people get carbon pushed into their skin. Other people change their sex by modifying body parts. We should be free to do (generally
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by workingdog 2y ago
Once the lender stops sending statements, the loan should be frozen at that amount. By not sending statements, they hide the problem and shouldn't be allowed to benefit by later springing the problem onto someone who had no idea there
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by workingdog 2y ago
If anybody is on the fence, in my opinion, Manuka honey from NZ is worth the expense at least once to try. It has a unique spiciness to it. Costco sometimes sells it, and they're good about making sure their products aren't fakes.

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