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motioncuty

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    Comment #29259309

    Its called a society

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    Comment #29164496

    Thats just homes, there are tons of other property classes outside of personal residential.

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    Comment #29163345

    Longmonts costco is in superior, not too far. Its pretty nice.

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    Comment #29162889

    Funny thing is, thats probably a taxable exchange.

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    Comment #29162835

    For me, as a creative, its the first and easiest way I have ever published my work.

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    Comment #29162814

    Then can you appreciate take about the non energy abusing blockchains or will you paint them all with the same brush?

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    Comment #29153285

    "How long can a country endure if it continues to cripple learning, muzzle truth and persecute some of its most talented and capable individuals in the name of childish, incoherent…

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    Comment #29127640

    It can get cold but its mostly dry. Better than mid atlantic winters.

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    Comment #29127374

    What are the benefits to updating frontend packages. Are there security vulnerabilities that I should be worrying about if most of my npm dependecies dont get updated.

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    Comment #29106364

    So does the crap on Amazon. We should probably use studies rather than internet reviews.

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    Comment #29042182

    I would say that, as someone holding a B.S. in Fire Protection Engineering, I am extremely uncomfortable with no windows in a bedroom.

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    Comment #28939636

    Im stoked to become a ski instructor.

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    Comment #28894297

    This isnt true at all, theres tons of stranded energy production sources that are not being used now that would be made viable through mining crypto and transferring that "work" el…

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    Comment #28891495

    The moved out of the city, away from their service job, back with their parents/siblings to do some online training/classes/studying and get a better job.

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    Comment #28873514

    I mean, didnt working at it 2000+ hours a year beat the creativity and joy out of it?

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    Comment #28873440

    Im not so sure your right that its a god of the gaps argument. What faith do you have in gravity. Obviously you trust that physics is the law of our universe. Deifying those laws i…

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    Comment #28842829

    Does anyone have experience moving into sales around their 40s?

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    Comment #28792356

    What's fun about crypto is that as soon as criminals try to move their wealth into these digital assets, they start creating a long lasting auditable trail of bread comes for inves…

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    Comment #28765480

    Before I talked to friends on Facebook, now I use it for events and the rental market places. Its found its place as a bulletin board.

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    Comment #28718891

    Maybe the rents are too high and both the owners and workers are being squeezed by a housing and healthcare cost crunch, driving thousands of businesses out of the profitable range…

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    Comment #28368462

    Are they banners or core values and beliefs about the world. Values are pretty important things to align with.

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    Comment #28333766

    What kind of level of literacy is expected of someone transferring from a webdev environment. Would financial knowledge/certifications help?

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    Comment #28315113

    How do I do it on my phone or tablet?

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    Comment #28304660

    The dead trees make for ground fuel in more arid forests. Does the decaying material of boreal trees make it into the air or is it captured by the funguses and microbes eating it?

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    Comment #28233665

    What are you talking about, almost every piece of civilization had been given to us. What you "take" is marginal to the gifts from our forebearers.