They are also asking for additional legal fees for filing this motion.

For the foregoing reasons, the Court should grant Reddit’s motion and award Reddit $55,204.19 in attorneys’ fees incurred in opposing Movants’ motion to compel and subsequent motion for de novo review.

I remember their being a lot of users saying it’s “stealing” to block ads, especially on YouTube and you should definitely just sign up for premium.

They just become cops when they get out.

12 fucking bowls, that’s a lot of cereal in a day.

And don’t forget to keep boycotting protesting the people who funded the election and those who capitulate.

gnu-verse

No, because you can ask for a jury trial.

Certain groups use it as a coded word, which sounds like they’re talking about a general area, but what they actually mean is their race/religious community.

Fuck Ameren. I moved out on my own and paid my bill every month. Then January comes and the bill is like $400 in 2007 money. They set me up with estimated billing without asking me and intentionally under billed me. Then they did an actual meeter reading after the new rate increase took effect in the new year so they could charge more. The state stepped in and forced them to refund everyone affected by the scheme. I think I got roughly $150 back because of the difference in rates.

Edit: I just remebered that when I moved into my first place the power was already turned on. When I called to have it transferred to my name they said that it shouldn’t be on and that I should turn it off. Then they charged me with a “meter tampering” fee of around $100.

Ah I see with Frigate that makes sense. I’ll just have to backup the config since I don’t want to backup TB’s of footage.

I have an aftermarket double din headunit running windows ce. I beleive it does have a tv tuner as well as dvd/gps/usb/micro sd card. I didn’t hook up the brake switch so you could watch movies while driving if you wanted. I only use it for bluetooth and backup camera.

They’re mad that they got taken to court over a credit default, so they’re trying to come up with some mental gymnastics to get out of it.

Full economic boycott to teach these mooks a hard lesson. Buy used, including car parts and cars. Switch to a local credit union. Pay cash whenever possible so the cc companies don’t get their cut. Buy from locally owned places, but they could be owned by one of the nutters. Sell your unwanted items or give them to worthwhile charities or directly. Go to your library and cancel streaming services.

Increase contributions to retirement and other savings accounts like HSA and college funds. You’re going to need it since social security is going away.

If you’re going to retire in the next ten years you shouldn’t have so much money in the stock market. If you’re young then this is a fire sale.

Big donors who wanted this own large private businesses and have very little market exposure.

Those are all considered skilled labor because you couldn’t just grab a rando off the street to do it right now. The real issue is that you couldn’t just grab a random person to start moving heavy boxes around either because it requires physical abilities. Even “unskilled” jobs require skills which many don’t have. If you can’t stand for the majority of 12 hours then you’re unskilled in my mind, shouldn’t have skipped leg day. Workers, staff, general labor would be ok terms, but not great.

Usenet or check your local library.

McDonald’s workers don’t make $30k in a rural area either. You can get a way better job in a city. Where you gonna go in a small town?

I can already tell you that this guy does about 0% work, bitches all day and takes a bajillion smoke/shit breaks, and tries to fuck over everone else constantly. They have also “fallen” at work to get workers comp. They have a truck or car that is a piece of shit but they constantly waste money on for “mods” they also have multiple dogs that they mistreat. Somehow they are married but bitch about their wife all the time.

A $30k person in a town could be making $60k in a city. With two incomes, that’s an extra $30k/yr.