Before my most recent job, I got laid off and had savings, didn't feel like working. So I took a year off and helped my girlfriend spin up a new business. After my year was up, I interviewed at a local company that seemed like a good fit, and despite totally biffing one technical question (at the time I couldn't see a better than n^2 solution though went home and coded up a linear one) I got the job. So, despite being a highly paid engineer, they seemed ok with the fact that I spent a year as an unpaid "shopgirl".
I gave up live TV when I first got a Tivo back in '99 or 2000. Even things I wanted to watch "right away" I'd wait about 20 minutes after start on an hour show to skip all the commercials. I gave up cable/satellite ~8 years ago when the ex left and my daughter moved out. Even radio is something I can't stand, using podcasts as a substitute.
Serious question, Why? The ecological impacts of meat are well known, and while eating meat certainly won't kill you, all of a sudden increasing your consumption by 1 steer/year for every vegan seems excessive and likely health impacting.
I agree with most of what you've written, I'd just take issue with: "It's an act of statism." Anarchic violence isn't an act of statism. Violence isn't always in the service of statism.
I did. I bought a Nano just a month ago to use with my Airpods, since my 6th gen doesn't have bluetooth. But the podcast app on it sucked, so I returned it.
Are there any conditions under which you believe it would be right/correct for the state to deprive an individual of the right to own a gun? Are there any firearms which you believe an individual should not have the right to own?
I'll note that the GP post didn't advocate outlawing religion, just abolishing. I want to eliminate all religious people, but not by murder or coercion, but by education and reason.
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https://www.nasa.gov/audience/...
TLDR: Antarctica is a desert.
Before my most recent job, I got laid off and had savings, didn't feel like working. So I took a year off and helped my girlfriend spin up a new business. After my year was up, I interviewed at a local company that seemed like a good fit, and despite totally biffing one technical question (at the time I couldn't see a better than n^2 solution though went home and coded up a linear one) I got the job. So, despite being a highly paid engineer, they seemed ok with the fact that I spent a year as an unpaid "shopgirl".
But yeah, anecdotes aren't data.
I pay for (IIRC) the cheapest Comcast internet only deal I can ($50/month) and get 120Mbits
I gave up live TV when I first got a Tivo back in '99 or 2000. Even things I wanted to watch "right away" I'd wait about 20 minutes after start on an hour show to skip all the commercials. I gave up cable/satellite ~8 years ago when the ex left and my daughter moved out. Even radio is something I can't stand, using podcasts as a substitute.
Serious question, Why? The ecological impacts of meat are well known, and while eating meat certainly won't kill you, all of a sudden increasing your consumption by 1 steer/year for every vegan seems excessive and likely health impacting.
Pedantic: We have working fusion reactors today, and we have had them for years.
Link to said unedited video?
I agree with most of what you've written, I'd just take issue with: "It's an act of statism." Anarchic violence isn't an act of statism. Violence isn't always in the service of statism.
Handbrake has presets for various Apple devices.
You should be able to transcode the videos with Handbrake
I think my Tacoma is much older than 6 years, it's got 170K miles on it, but I don't remember what year. It didn't come with USB, nor Bluetooth.
However, for $99 and about an hour of my time I put an aftermarket stereo in it with Bluetooth and USB. Totally worth it.
The cheap ones didn't. Not sure about now.
I did. I bought a Nano just a month ago to use with my Airpods, since my 6th gen doesn't have bluetooth. But the podcast app on it sucked, so I returned it.
I don't carry my phone when I run. My iPod Shuffle, clipped to my hat works great for that.
I've got a 6th-gen Nano in the car for podcasts. The iPhone Podcasts app is shite, so I prefer the nano.
A USB port is fine, as long as you have the key to open the metal box (which should sound a buzzer) to get to it.
Election computers should be different, because they shouldn't be attached to the internet!
Same reason why it's not legal to sell your heart or lungs.
If you install a kernel manually, it'll be used until you re-activate the random-kernel setup.
Are there any conditions under which you believe it would be right/correct for the state to deprive an individual of the right to own a gun?
Are there any firearms which you believe an individual should not have the right to own?
Assuming the victim does all the charging and enforcement.
I'll note that the GP post didn't advocate outlawing religion, just abolishing. I want to eliminate all religious people, but not by murder or coercion, but by education and reason.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik...
But my passcode is "I killed Scalia"
Hell, my Apple //e with a single 5.25" drive and a green monitor was $2500...
Definitely