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Smythe posted:1st monitor: portrait orientation with vim on it. 2nd monitor: landscape mode with House of 1000 Corpses on it. DEVOPS!
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Smythe posted:1st monitor: portrait orientation with vim on it. 2nd monitor: landscape mode with House of 1000 Corpses on it. hell ya
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there has been a real void of humor over the past like 8 pages of this thread or something. some really boring Old Yospos style posts. Where's Werthhog?
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Share Bear posted:late to ny taco chat but sunset park also has fantastic mexican food the best taco i ever had came from a michelin-starred mexican joint in queens it was like eight or ten bucks for two tacos. worth it.
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JewKiller 3000 posted:nobody cares Programmers care, which is why they spend so much time trying to steal the cachet of a licensed profession.
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Citizen Tayne posted:Does $55k support an upper class family where you live? It doesn't here. no, but it will support an entire family at a very comfortable standard of living on a single income, which is a tremendous luxury in modern america. many families need two earners just to get by. two incomes that size is more than just comfortable, it's downright luxurious. 2 * $55k is enough to live comfortably literally anywhere in the united states. even facing the demonic property markets of the bay area.
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:no, but it will support an entire family at a very comfortable standard of living on a single income, which is a tremendous luxury in modern america. many families need two earners just to get by. actually $150k in the bay area only leaves $5k take home per month, which is literally broke
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fart simpson posted:actually $150k in the bay area only leaves $5k take home per month, which is literally broke yeah, can you really call it living if you're more than five minutes from your climbing gym and a sushi place
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Mr Dog posted:There really needs to be some sort of gigantic non-occupancy tax on real estate. nah just increase property taxe.. oh wait prop 13. lol. stew in your own poo poo, California
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Smythe posted:there has been a real void of humor over the past like 8 pages of this thread or something. some really boring Old Yospos style posts. Where's Werthhog? sorry smythe i went to the opera in saturday. and by the opera i mean a free simulcast from at&t park, where i ate a polish dog with onions while listening to some sick arias
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Smythe posted:1st monitor: portrait orientation with vim on it. 2nd monitor: landscape mode with House of 1000 Corpses on it. landscape center, portrait right, come fight me bitch
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Citizen Tayne posted:Programmers care, which is why they spend so much time trying to steal the cachet of a licensed profession. i am a programmer and i don't care
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maniacdevnull posted:landscape center, portrait right, come fight me bitch one monitor emacs pounding disco music
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Shaggar posted:nah just increase property taxe.. oh wait prop 13. lol. stew in your own poo poo, California the inscrutiable chinamen are already paying a property tax assessed on the inflated sale price of their recently-acquired holdings, it doesn't seem to be helping. anyway regional property bubbles are symptom. the disease is pointless geographic centralization. let techbros flood seattle and austin and portland and a bunch more cities. eventually the work will spread out enough that landlords won't be able to confiscate the majority of your earnings with impunity. an aggressive buildout of public transportation networks would help a lot too but lol racism. it's always loving racism.
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Mr Dog posted:anyway regional property bubbles are symptom. the disease is pointless geographic centralization. let techbros flood seattle and austin and portland and a bunch more cities. eventually the work will spread out enough that landlords won't be able to confiscate the majority of your earnings with impunity. i don't think there's any evidence that this is the case concentration has all kinds of great knock-on effects, which is why things keep ratcheting up tighter and tighter
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:i don't think there's any evidence that this is the case yeah, like i can spend six months trying to hire ten developers who have heard of modern technology X in knoxville or whatever "silicon valley of the X" or or i can get five dece ones instantly in teh bay area and they dont care that my airbnb for childrens toys startup is going to flame out in 9 months because theres always more jobs out there
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PCjr sidecar posted:yeah, like i can spend six months trying to hire ten developers who have heard of modern technology X in knoxville or whatever "silicon valley of the X" or or i can get five dece ones instantly in teh bay area and they dont care that my airbnb for childrens toys startup is going to flame out in 9 months because theres always more jobs out there
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There's lots of good tech jobs out in the north carolina triangle area. Nobody would brag and say that this is the "SV of" anything, but it has some redeeming features. A lot of bay area expats have migrated here, I hope the cost of living isn't too heavily impacted. Y'all are still welcome to come by! Even if you're not living in one of the major corners (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill), suburbs like cary and carrboro have a lot going for them! I think, for the size and the cost, it's a real nice area. I think buying a home might be a little expensive, but not out of the ordinary.
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Parallel Paraplegic posted:Is it legal to require your employees to sign away their rights to bring ADA / civil rights act lawsuits against the employer? Because I sure as gently caress don't think that's legal but my gf's company is giving everyone "a bonus!!!" if they sign this document that has an absurdly wide blanket waver section saying you agree to never sue based on "all claims for alleged fraud, concealment, negligence, negligent misrepresentation, promissory estoppel, quantum meriut, intentional or negligent infliction of emotional distress, wrongful discharge, breach of covenant, violation of public policy, sexual harassment, constructive termination, retaliation and discrimination based on age, race, color, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, religion, national origin, handicap, disability, or retaliation or any other factor protected by law" If I were a mustache twirler I'd watermark these by rearranging the lists for each employee to see who sends it to the press
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Tayter Swift posted:If I were a mustache twirler I'd watermark these by rearranging the lists for each employee to see who sends it to the press i legit thought of that and rearranged it and changed some of the phrasing slightly when i retyped it here for that exact reason, just in case  JewKiller 3000 posted:i am a programmer and i don't care im a programmer and i care if only because programmers are awful and deserve to be taken down a few pegs at every opportunity maniacdevnull posted:landscape center, portrait right, come fight me bitch three landscape including laptop monitor, none of them lined up properly, one a different resolution from the other two
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Mr Dog posted:There really needs to be some sort of gigantic non-occupancy tax on real estate. make Prop 13 only apply to a natural person's primary residence as specified when filing their taxes, getting their driver's license or state ID, and registering to vote (and all of those addresses must match) tax all other property at its full assessed value, including all commercial property, including any property being rented out (like that spare room on AirBnB wouldn't be covered by Prop13 even if the rest of the house is) it might keep enough of what made people wanted Prop 13 for to actually be possible j/k, it'll never happen, everyone thinks they're a temporarily embarrassed millionaire landlord with multiple vacation homes
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eschaton posted:make Prop 13 only apply to a natural person's primary residence as specified when filing their taxes, getting their driver's license or state ID, and registering to vote (and all of those addresses must match) well i guess i live in a po box now. it's ok.
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Citizen Tayne posted:Ours is 12% of net. I laugh at people who overbuy. lmao mine is probably significantly more. like 30-40% depending on if I even have a job laugh it up
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echinopsis posted:lmao mine is probably significantly more. ok. lol.
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eschaton posted:make Prop 13 only apply to a natural person's primary residence as specified when filing their taxes, getting their driver's license or state ID, and registering to vote (and all of those addresses must match) actually just abolish prop 13 entirely because absolutely none of it is a good idea
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fishmech posted:actually just abolish prop 13 entirely because absolutely none of it is a good idea Ben Franklin was right
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oh look, a bunch of poor itinerate renters want to raise taxes on home owners. I wonder if their opinion will change when they own a home.
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fishmech posted:actually just abolish private real property entirely because absolutely none of it is a good idea
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ArmZ posted:actually just abolish private real property entirely because absolutely none of it is a good idea state assigned barracks 4-eva
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The Management posted:oh look, a bunch of poor itinerate renters want to raise taxes on home owners. I wonder if their opinion will change when they own a home. sorry you enjoy having a completely broken governmental system i guess??
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The Management posted:oh look, a bunch of poor itinerate renters want to raise taxes on home owners. I wonder if their opinion will change when they own a home. The Management posted:when they own a home. pffft-hahahaha
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Citizen Tayne posted:Pissing away two or more hours a day of your life to get to and from work, groceries, etc is a tragedy.
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The Management posted:oh look, a bunch of poor itinerate renters want to raise taxes on home owners. I wonder if their opinion will change when they own a home. i own a homeand would support this poo poo 
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Krakox posted:There's lots of good tech jobs out in the north carolina triangle area. Nobody would brag and say that this is the "SV of" anything, but it has some redeeming features. A lot of bay area expats have migrated here, I hope the cost of living isn't too heavily impacted. Y'all are still welcome to come by! Even if you're not living in one of the major corners (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill), suburbs like cary and carrboro have a lot going for them! I think, for the size and the cost, it's a real nice area. I think buying a home might be a little expensive, but not out of the ordinary. theres plenty of space there that building new stuff wont be a problem for a while
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The Management posted:oh look, a bunch of poor itinerate renters want to raise taxes on home owners. I wonder if their opinion will change when they own a home. As a Maryland homeowner, i support raising property taxes in California
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property taxes are the only sane way to do taxes.
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Shaggar posted:property taxes are the only sane way to do taxes. more or less how texas does it oh ya and also lots of stupid fines and fees for every goddamn thing
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Shaggar posted:property taxes are the only sane way to do taxes. And inheritance taxes. Death to the landed gentry
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