IWillForgetThis

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   by IWillForgetThis 4y ago

   You just blew my mind, is that the source of the name Etsy?
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   by IWillForgetThis 4y ago

   My first job out of college (2007) involved a lot of removal of early 2000s one-off custom payment processing code. Access DBs full of years worth of credit card numbers, code that just emailed the credit card details to the site owner with
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   by IWillForgetThis 4y ago

   Or even separate twin xl mattresses (and box springs if applicable) with a strap kit and shared king fitted sheet. My wife and I did this about 2 years ago and it's been great. She wanted a traditional mattress and I wanted to diy a me
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   by IWillForgetThis 4y ago

   Mine too! They actually started making them again recently, I saw some at Target.
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   by IWillForgetThis 4y ago

   Haha no, almost no onboarding. They did have the longest hiring process I've ever seen. Something like 3 months from first interview to offer letter.
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   by IWillForgetThis 4y ago

   Same, it was surprisingly on point when I took it.
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   by IWillForgetThis 4y ago

   I was asked to take the StrengthsFinder test (imo kind of similar to Myers-Briggs) after being hired on at my current employer. The results basically said my strengths are ADHD, but in a really positive way. Nobody ever followed up with me
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   by IWillForgetThis 4y ago

   The universe X example has some merit too. The developer got a raise, the business was excited enough to get this feature done ahead of schedule that someone actually put in the effort to push through a raise, and the total cost for this wa
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   by IWillForgetThis 4y ago

   I experienced scenario #2 on my son's Chromebook during pandemic school closings. One day he logged in with his school account and about half the apps were disabled, including core stuff he needed to do school work. I got the "we