Einstalbert

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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I want out as soon as I can. High cost of living is killing me, but I work at a family business and they have no interest out of state.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I tend to agree. From my point of view, polio doesn't exist in this part of the world. It's as phantasmal as an asteroid.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I agree. Even if it's in the video, they should have the price front and center. Standing desks are nothing new, although publicizing them has been difficult. Part of that is the high price, usually around 800-1000 USD. To put one out
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Founders are, more often than not and perhaps even as-written, passionate people. People who have drive, focus, and a vision. For some people, their drive comes from their families. For others, it doesn't. All I am seeing in this threa
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I absolutely love the prime service, and it has not become worse for me here in California. They had to start charging us tax but all it really meant was that we had closer and closer distribution centers. My overall service, in that regard
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I'm not sure what is unclear about, "If you donate X, you will receive Y." That's not a simple donation, it's a pre-order.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I am actively against Windows 8 in a Domain environment as the system has severe permissions issues for workstations with multiple users. It seems that the first user to install items, create directories, etc. becomes the overall master of
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Ah yes, the Diver philosophy. Let me get right on that. Anyone else want to work a fourth of the year?
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
This truly is not reddit. I've noticed so many humor-less posts (not that every site needs a sense of humor) and so many grammatical errors that it really paints a picture; reddit is for bored, out of work english majors and this place
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Interesting concept, I'd never think of anyone to do such a thing, and I suppose Tesla is the only one poised to do so.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Agreed! Such little substance, it's almost like a small dollop of tuna on top of three pounds of lettuce garnish. That's a salad, they tell you, eat it up.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Bill Gates fights incredibly hard to try to prove that aid is incredibly effective and considers this a "myth" to be dispelled. What do you think about the concept?
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Well we share a ton of interests, have an extremely long common history, his humor isn't too terribly far from my own (I laugh more than he does, but then he'll surprise me and enjoy some extremely low-brow stuff), and most of all
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
If you insist.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
We're excited for better service at lower prices, and if you think Google would be (or is) the only one snooping traffic, well I think you're giving a lot of trust to people like Comcast.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Focus on how they got the chip on their shoulder and then make sure it doesn't happen to anyone without one.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
My boyfriend is actually someone I met 10+ years ago online through a video game. At the time, I did not like him as he was considered a pretty nasty troll. Now that I know him intimately, I am not entirely convinced the teasing/bullyi
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Brilliant.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I was ready to go when I signed up to be a beta tester. I was ready to transform my entire, dull life just to seem more active for the beta phase (We want active testers!) but then Google called my bluff and asked me to fork over $1,500. Ou
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I don't remember a single class or even a single conversation with a parent, pastor, other kind of leader figure, from my youth about "how to deal with friends or people who have problems." Sometimes you're lucky and get
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
"This site is pretty good, not as good as what the other guy whipped up, but he seems like a jerk to work with and we may need additional support afterwards. Let's go with option B."
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
A very well-written reply. I think you got to the core of the issue: just more ammunition for guns that are used to firing off on the social justice issue several times a day.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
What bothers me is that our CDN gets a lot of downtime whenever CloudFire gets hit. They're totally separate services, or at least they should be, but I always know to watch out when I see articles like these.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
"Oops we developed our product on Silverlight because we're an MS-kit company and now Silverlight is crap. Now what?"
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
$400 is such chump change compared to the PR disaster that can come from exploited, or even just leaked, vulnerabilities. I honestly think any SaaS needs to have this somewhere in their budget once a year.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I believe the TL;DR is simply, live for your own goals and health first and then help others after, instead of trying to conform to some idea of a chivalrous person. It isn't some strange P.U.A. take on the "friendzone" issue
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I'm glad you have concerns about programming as a field and I feel as though they are valid. It's not my fight, though, so I wish you luck. I agree it isn't equal, in many definitions of the word, but I wouldn't necessar
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Some would argue that your programming position is too manly, that the programming field itself is too insulated with the male gender and that it should be seen as less of a boy's club and more of an equal ground for all. Weird, when y
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Wow that's a ridiculous spin of them to make...
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
100% unrelated but I noticed you put "we don't make the big money you seem to think we do?" with a question mark at the end. It's not really a question, now is it? I've noticed this typing behavior a lot online late

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