Einstalbert

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by Einstalbert 13y ago
because that's exactly where people like me came from. Not sure what to do differently here. Maybe it's a matter of poor opinion mixed with horrible sense of humor.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Thank you for posting this, I honestly wasn't aware of this yet.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
That would make Windows 9 so much money. Having to shell out a huge amount of money for upgrading is keeping our customer base (school districts) from making the leap before the last possible moment. With the advent of thin clients and visu
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
More than I thought. Nice. Well, nice in an "interesting things to come" sort of way.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Agreed. I find that merely experiencing it (books, movies, video games, any media) is enough to form some bond with people later on down the road. "Did you watch X?" conjures up memories and emotions, enough to start a conversatio
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Brilliant.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Very sad. That's all I'd like to write, right there: "Very sad." That's all most people will usually give these kinds of stories. There's not much help out there for the abused, not much help out there for the
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
As one of the only people to actually purchase an Nvidia Shield, I can't see this working out very well. There just isn't a very good market for Android games, nothing worth a dedicated console at any rate.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Wow, amazing. I always thought Square was going to rise to top by being better than Paypal in the customer support corner. Guess I was way wrong.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I'm addicted to these blog posts, the guy is like some sort of magician.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
A cynical but rational outlook on life.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Considering our leaders in America, I think it being a joke fits right in line.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Setting up bureaucracies = we're going to take a long time to figure this out, hopefully long enough for everyone to forget this. Then our crappy committee will get nothing accomplished, except this smokescreen act of course.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Wow.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
One special McDonalds ticket to machine-repair college, let's replace the workers with technicians and then make THOSE jobs minimum wage. That'll be the future. People groaning at minimum wage jobs for repairing current-day minimu
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
When I went shopping for Christmas party baking and cooking supplies, I noticed a metric ton of Velveeta wherever I went. I think the "shortage" is just "We have less from the holiday eating rush, let's make some news.&q
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
That everything is baited with stuff like the all "white/male bro" tech industry is really what gets me. You're not inviting anyone to change anything with that mindset. I was eager to read and consider their suggestions
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Isn't the incentive to show them that you're still willing to work with them in the future so long as they get their crap together? I'm honestly not impressed with this stuff happening to people, even as a mistake, but at the
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
If they're in California, their over-time without pay is illegal and I've seen more than one company get reamed by the Department of Labor over it.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I don't have any applicable skills for the team, but the company perks remind me of a fun start-up that wants its workers to work their asses off (free lunch and -dinner-? Better throw in the Dr. Pep). I like that. Hope you guys do wel
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I'm a manager for a fairly big SIS and I think this is great news. We deal with a lot of nightly CSV files and it's awful. I'm hoping we take a look at working with Clever in the future.