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shifter
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Comment #17542364
Very much so, beginning with this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mormon_pioneers
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Comment #17239165
Paging Steele...
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Comment #16981242
To the downvoters: I'm a liberal speaking from years of working with him in meat space . You may not like what I said but it's accurate.
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Comment #16981220
Gotta love how clattner shuts down the thread. He's a nice guy but he does have a strong authoritarian side that gets triggered by the typical SJW causes (even in small talk about …
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Comment #16972439
Or, as the calculus on living in the Bay Area shifts [0], top tier talent starts to direct itself elsewhere. This stems growth in the Bay Area since founding successful companies i…
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Comment #16969614
That shifts the "cost" to employers... and you profited from it. Does that make it theft? :-)
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Comment #16960022
Clarification: the outrage machine does exist as a phenomenon in American politics. It's real. I agree that stewardship of the environment is very important.
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Comment #16958239
There are multiple "American publics". The outrage machine will not like it, you are correct, but take a drive through Nevada or West Virginia and you'll see folks used to such sid…
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Comment #16951817
There's enough oxygen floating around in various forms that the _lack_ of an oil layer can allow rust to form. There are other ways to treat it, as your uncle alluded to, but they …
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Comment #16947444
The laws aren't there to protect us, they exist to secure entrenched interests.
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Comment #16906811
Yep. They also need regular "exercise" and lubrication if you want them to be worth anything in a WROL situation.
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Comment #16823509
Yep, this used to happen frequently on road trips. It relies on squeezing the wheel fairly firmly. I got into the habit of periodically giving it a good squeeze while resting my ha…
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Comment #16806381
Nashville's getting pretty expensive, too, thought it's nothing compared to the Bay Area.
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Comment #16680900
There's a surprising amount of super-detailed material on the state of the US Armed Forces: https://www.armed-services.senate.gov You can do a "wikipedia dive" on that site and tak…
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Comment #16075161
Eero works okay but the consistency is not great (wild variations in ping time, for instance). I switched to a Ubiquiti (Unifi) setup and it is a world of difference. My ping times…
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Comment #16053849
War is peace
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Comment #16000452
To be fair, you're discounting the possibility that nostalgia-tinged anti-political-correctness views are correct ;-)
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Comment #15999900
Due to projection distortions, the size of the area was visually misleading. An area-maintaining projection would be a more accurate way to communicate this data. https://en.m.wiki…
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Comment #15924435
In general, that makes sense. However, achieving big things requires working with people, ergo their opinions do matter in that regard...
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Comment #15924422
Well said! Sam posted a great defense of what I view as the second leg of "freedom of speech". There's the legal sense of the term – which is limited to government suppression of s…
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Comment #15737361
Why does the race of the hipster matter? That’s in poor taste.
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Comment #15734867
The left believes that the ends justify the means.
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Comment #15691589
It depends on the exec. Most that I know like rough, raw feedback.
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Comment #15691577
> Project leaders need to set good examples Why? Are we Puritans now?
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Comment #15691561
A lot of feminists think this denies networking opportunities for women.