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Stymie posted:then post his actual papal acts reaffirming the church's stance against homosexuality and contraception to give the full context full liberation theology now
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Pinterest Mom posted:this is the environmental encyclical you mean wizardpope
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Stymie posted:then post his actual papal acts reaffirming the church's stance against homosexuality and contraception to give the full context hes probably the best of all possible popes i mean hes still catholic so youre gonna get some poo poo policy off that, but at least he cares about poor people and poo poo
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FCKGW posted:did the thread talk about soylent dropping bitcoin as payment yet? I thought most people just used a payment platform that automatically handled/cashed out Bitcoin, not actually have a wallet. Why would you drop it in that case
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ANAmal.net posted:hes probably the best of all possible popes yeah, you can't expect the guy to be 100% sensible, but he's a vast improvement over the other ones
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A Yolo Wizard posted:I thought most people just used a payment platform that automatically handled/cashed out Bitcoin, not actually have a wallet. Why would you drop it in that case mozilla did an a/b test and found that if their donation form allowed bitcoin donations (via a tiny link in the fine print) their total donations would drop by 7.5%. due to its reputation just accepting bitcoin is a signal your company is shady to many people.
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Mr.Radar posted:mozilla did an a/b test and found that if their donation form allowed bitcoin donations (via a tiny link in the fine print) their total donations would drop by 7.5%. due to its reputation just accepting bitcoin is a signal your company is shady to many people. ahahaha wow this is amazing
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"Click link for 'OTHER' payment options'
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Mr.Radar posted:mozilla did an a/b test and found that if their donation form allowed bitcoin donations (via a tiny link in the fine print) their total donations would drop by 7.5%. due to its reputation just accepting bitcoin is a signal your company is shady to many people. r/bitcoin also decried Mozilla's methodology as flawed, looooooool
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considering he heads a 2000 year old archconservative organization built on social control and repression any kind of progress is good in any department
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Jun 18, 2015 20:23
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Le Pope FTW
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jesuit pope best pope
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FMguru posted:jesuit pope best pope he's only got one lung 
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rrrrrrrrrrrt posted:lol. it's stephen harper! lol
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also fyi re: amway they did finally got taken to court for being a pyramid scheme and they loving beat it lol
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ANAmal.net posted:hes probably the best of all possible popes gently caress you stymiequoter
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son of a bitch i didnt even realize it was stymie im gonna go not post for a while
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Pinterest Mom posted:this is the environmental encyclical the cyberpope's arch nemesis must be tech prophet shingy that final battle gonna be epic
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Real legalese from a real thing that a company wanted me to sign prior to an initial phone interview. This is a waiver I had to sign to fill out an application, even though they already looked at my resume and decided from that to interview me. But anyway:quote:Neither the acceptance of this application nor the subsequent entry into any type of employment relationship, either in the position applied for or any other position, and regardless of the contents of employee handbooks, personnel manuals, benefit plans, policy statements and the like as they may exist from time to time, or other Company practices, shall serve to create an actual or implied contract of employment. Needless to say I did NOT sign this document. The NDA for the interview also said that I can't even mention that I *had* an interview with them, so...lol when my friends or parents ask "What did you do today? Any interesting job interviews?" and I have to say "I cannot tell you." Years ago I also refused to sign a document that a company handed me during a job interview because it said, among other things, they were going to check my driving history (the job was a desk job in an office and I haven't owned a car in 12 years) and credit history, which I know is super common, but I pressed them on the irrelevance of my credit history for the position and they backed down. Regarding the bizarro driving history check they sheepishly said "Yeah, huh, I never read that. I guess it's just boilerplate that we got from somewhere." reading fucked around with this message at 22:14 on Jun 18, 2015 |
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reading posted:Real legalese from a real thing that a company wanted me to sign prior to an initial phone interview. This is a waiver I had to sign to fill out an application, even though they already looked at my resume and decided from that to interview me. But anyway: googling for a chunk of text from that, seems there's more than one company w/ the same lawyers: https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sour...20employment%22
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reading posted:Real legalese from a real thing that a company wanted me to sign prior to an initial phone interview. This is a waiver I had to sign to fill out an application, even though they already looked at my resume and decided from that to interview me. But anyway: did you accidentally apply for a job for a black ops division of the CIA
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24-7 Urkel Cosplay posted:starting to see a bunch of articles lately about how the pope is gonna be a huge thorn in the side of gop candidates because of stuff like this + the upcoming environmental encyclical full ideological purity or nothing A Bad Pope
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he speaks out for the plight of the environment and the exploited underclass worldwide, tries to loosen doctrine on homosexuality. He was a chemist and uses his scientific background to speak with confidence on moral issues around climate change. He's the first Latin American pope ever. but drat it, this ancient celibate dude still doesn't see the point of condoms so he's going against the wall I guess
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qntm posted:did you accidentally apply for a job for a black ops division of the CIA I did that, but the trauma of the interview process caused amnesia. After years of globetrotting and dodging trained assassins' bullets, I brought the war home to the rogue CIA division who recruited me and regained most of my memory. Then I remembered that the day before the interview, I was getting to a really good part of Battlestar Galactica season 2 and, well, here we are.
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it's p funy that in order to work for the CIA or the FBI you've gotta pass a bullshit "lie detector" test
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:it's p funy that in order to work for the CIA or the FBI you've gotta pass a bullshit "lie detector" test in grad school we spent a week learning how to beat a polygraph, or as my professor called it "a good way to test if your hand is sweaty"
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24-7 Urkel Cosplay posted:in grad school we spent a week learning how to beat a polygraph, or as my professor called it "a good way to test if your hand is sweaty" it's also good for detecting body thetans
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24-7 Urkel Cosplay posted:in grad school we spent a week learning how to beat a polygraph, or as my professor called it "a good way to test if your hand is sweaty" that's p cool did it involve loving w/ the baseline questions or was it some stimulus-based thing to provoke a physical response
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24-7 Urkel Cosplay posted:in grad school we spent a week learning how to beat a polygraph, or as my professor called it "a good way to test if your hand is sweaty" did you do a masters in tradecraft or something?
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:it's p funy that in order to work for the CIA or the FBI you've gotta pass a bullshit "lie detector" test which is basically a test for "are you dumb enough to believe a lie detector test works"
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24-7 Urkel Cosplay posted:in grad school we spent a week learning how to beat a polygraph, or as my professor called it "a good way to test if your hand is sweaty" a cool thing is now anyone offering instruction on beating polygraphs is being investigated by the fbi and they'll send undercover agents to take the training and then arrest the trainer
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how 2 beat polygraph: just do anything at all because they don't work and the cops know it
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angry_keebler posted:a cool thing is now anyone offering instruction on beating polygraphs is being investigated by the fbi and they'll send undercover agents to take the training and then arrest the trainer what are they charged with?
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Awia posted:did you do a masters in tradecraft or something? applied psychology edit: the lesson was about how most testing is bunk and also how to use biofeedback 24-7 Urkel Cosplay fucked around with this message at 02:12 on Jun 19, 2015 |
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:it's p funy that in order to work for the CIA or the FBI you've gotta pass a bullshit "lie detector" test well for CIA it kinda makes sense in a way, gotta be able to lie under pressure for that gig
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Subjunctive posted:what are they charged with? anything that will stick wirefraud or conspiracy to obstruct an official process i think one guy was going to get busted on wiretapping because he recorded the session to do a video play by play for the client who was an undercover who later said no i was never informed that i was being recorded even though the tape clearly showed the instructor letting the undercover guy know that he was being recorded
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hobbesmaster posted:well for CIA it kinda makes sense in a way, gotta be able to lie under pressure for that gig everybody talks as if everyone at the cia is some kind of secret agent, but the most high-pressure situation your average cia officer would ever be in is testifying to congr... oh right
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Subjunctive posted:what are they charged with? that's cute that you think you need to be "charged" with a "crime" to be arrested in the US
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