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  • I have a coworker that does this and they think it's keeping everything above board but instead they just create openings for opposing councils to second guess and cast doubt on internal processes.

    Those kinds of calls are for making determinations and decisions, not airing concerns and greivances for the record.

    People's note taking aren't always accurate and they aren't taken under oath. Even when there's nothing even closely illicit being discussed, it's not stenography. Best hope you can defend the veracity of your notes in a deposition or before a judge.

    All assuming that's a feature of your job, of course. Otherwise it's probably entirely irrelevant.

  • Our old fridge still works but the icemaker and water dispenser broke and then started to spray outside and leak inside if connected.

    But we kept it and put it in the garage and keep beverages in it. Man does it feel opulent to have a garage drink fridge.

    Kind of like when I became able to afford paper towels. Pure wealth and extravagance.

  • whataboutism Lockwarden

    So you know the greater context then, of the British in Tibet, at the very least.

  • How much is the obesity costing the employer or slowing their profitability?

  • The British Empire, whistling innocently.

  • Stalemated boondoggles are the point, and Russia is probably the most well equipped to satiate the industry with military surplus and bodies. They don't need to be conventionally arms racing in this economy. No nuclear power really has to.

  • Yep

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  • You just can't do both.

    Road Not Taken and all that.

  • I suggest all people who voted to raise our premiums by 3 times should have their health insurance taken away.

    In a sense that is precisely what is happening. Just with a lot of collateral damage.

  • squints

    Civ... 4?

  • Surveying can be some worthwhile science gigwork.

    Years ago I did some work with a research institute that was counting shellfish populations that was almost exactly this. A few weeks for a few summers hiking tidal zones. Most of the crews were college students, but not as interns or as a part of any programs. Some were just locals looking for some work.

    I just don't think a lot of that work is advertised outside colleges.

  • rule

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  • I have had solo missionaries show up before. Not sure which denomination. We never get that far.

  • You're absolutely correct, however:

    Violence is justified on occasion.

    This cannot be disentangled from a natural derivative: 'Tyranny is justified on occasion.' Just what the occasion is that justifies it is much harder to pin down. Traffic laws can be a form of tyranny, for example.

    Importantly, this should not be confused with despotism. The statement 'Despotism is justified on occasion' is distinct, and uh, less defensible. Every time there's even the semblance of a benevolent dictator a religion ends up spawning that plagues humanity for centuries with a fixation on the dictator instead of the benevolence.

    So to bring it back, if the wolf wasn't already blowing down and eating the pigs using straw and wood, he'd have his justification, instead of the convenience of one.

  • Sounds like they've been contacted by their local solid waste department who was lazy about how most sanitary codes don't define garbage in a trailer as solid waste.

    It's one of the dumber and common loopholes, but a health department with resources (legal and political) would actually require progress at eliminating the garbage since the loophole is based on staging waste for removal.

    States and local juridiction vary wildly.

  • Plug and play, except you have to provide instructions and chastisement first.

  • It's pretty much in the "OGLAF" class of webcomics, but maybe a little more wicked and subtle.

    subtle

    Yuuko would disagree.

  • I miss when being an audiophile was just using vintage equipment and/or opting for lossless formats over compressed mp3s.

  • I have seen those Breaking Bad arguments before too, and I am more inclined accept that sentiment there.