CamelCaseName

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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
Who's going to go after them? Heck, they may get an award for this.
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
Seems like Bitcoin casino (from bio)
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
It's insane to think of the collective number of hours wasted on this. Yet people will still buy Sonos!
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
What was your path of immigration into the US as a Canadian? Any tips or advice?
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
> But Anthony Olienick and Chris Carbert were both convicted on other charges of mischief and possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose. Olienick was also convicted of possessing a pipe bomb. > "It was an overcharge to begin
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
> "... it is unlikely that Apple will decide to create a search engine in the future, regardless of what remedies are ordered in this case." Maybe Google should stop paying $15B/year on its own then...
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
Students these days have no idea of the struggle. Then again, I can't imagine the struggle of having to rely entirely on libraries pre-internet
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
I'm quite surprised by the corporate history section. Specifically, NSO Group is worth a lot less than I thought it was, even at its peak. ($1B+ valuation) Also, the amount of infighting is... Surprising perhaps? Less surprising is the
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
Is there? LiveLeak and it's ilk are gone now
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
Because that would be the biggest story in the world.
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
or... maybe this is just a fun side project they whipped up as a joke? Some side project for a resume? Just look at OP's comment history, one example: > I absolutely love making chrome extensions - my very first one was creating an
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
I really disliked the bishops it designed me, they looked like queens.
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
I'm a new manager and I'm really struggling. Reading this article put into words my own struggles and the candid feedback I've received. I'm certain that had I read this a few months or years ago, I would be completely l
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
This is a very basic article compared to the conversation here. Excel is incredible for being so simple to use for even the most basic tasks (Baby names v2.xlsx) to the much more complex data analysis. As someone who uses Excel for 75% of m
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
Maybe some small minority of mods make money, and Reddit turns a blind eye. But it's certainly not the majority, and the further back in time you go, the number gets significantly lower. I'm still coming to terms with the fact tha
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
I haven't read your linked article, but it's crystal clear when you get downranked. One day your analytics show you're getting less and less traffic from Google, while other sources remain constant. What else could be the rea
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
I'm not really sure what option Google has. It's do or die.
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
> It was then I realized this wasn’t our funeral, it was Google’s. Yeah, this is a nice thought, but Google is still a ~$3T business and probably will be for at least the next decade or two. There's no karma or justice in the world,
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
I'm confused, Google deprioritized their site in search results, and then several years later launched their own shopping comparison tool. And this is the basis of an unfair competition case? On what basis then should or shouldn't
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
Well, I'm not sure about "most professional players" but I strongly prefer .0 to .1
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
Perhaps I missed something, but I wonder why WP didn't just include ACF functionality in WP Core from the very beginning? Why fight in public when you can just commoditize your dependant competitor?
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
It depends (especially with inflation), and yes.
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
https://www.toronto.ca/city-government/accountability-operat... Happy to be corrected though if I'm misreading this!
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
Toronto Hydro isn't just "a major utility company" It is entirely government owned and the largest electricity provider in the province.
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
People hate it, but the ideal social media platform was early Facebook. Connect with just your friends and family, and optionally groups/pages.
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
You buy a new hearing aid for another $250 that has another 1.5 years worth of technological advancements. Or maybe you buy multiple instead of just one, so you can hotswap any time.
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
But performance seems like a very easy thing for Uber to measure, which, according to this thread, is an allowable reason for termination?
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
Ironic then, that moderators who work for free get the brunt of the blame when a lot of issues stem from the platform itself. Management and SWEs being paid very comfortable salaries to build critical features like... an online indicator, o
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
Friendly reminder that the "U.S. Chamber of Commerce" is not a government organization, but a privately funded corporate lobby group.
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by CamelCaseName 2y ago
I think this is one of the very few times I've seen Elon Musk's companies lose a lawsuit. With all the jockeying in the US, I wonder if this is a sign of more, meaningful, legal trouble to come.

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