IveSeenItAll

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by IveSeenItAll 3mo ago
Oh, come on, just press that down arrow! It might just get me to the -5 required to be permanently muted on this hellsite, and it might just bring you closer to your dream of finally working in Silicon Valley!
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by IveSeenItAll 3mo ago
There is no 'literal waterboarding scene' in the theatrically released Shrek. In the scene you've seen, unless you're deep into dubious fan-remakes, Gingy 'just' gets dipped in milk (mostly off-screen) by an
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by IveSeenItAll 3mo ago
Not much to say about the article itself ("cheap stuff from AliExpress-or-its-Amazon-representatives isn't great, news at 11"), but just in case the author happens to be following comments here: I'm pretty sure the first
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by IveSeenItAll 3mo ago
I've pondered it for an entire day , and I still have no idea what that means...
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by IveSeenItAll 3mo ago
No, I'm pretty sure that's not it... (and I say that knowing that sarcasm is both dead and pretty hard to detect online, at the same time, no less)
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by IveSeenItAll 3mo ago
Oh, hey , a local-user-to-root exploit on OpenBSD. Cool! Those are rare , but not unheard of , unless you're talking about Windows or Linux, where you don't hear much about this bug class, just since it's common-as-rainfal
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by IveSeenItAll 3mo ago
In .nl and even .pl, once someone gets into "chemo" territory, they're no longer a full-time employee for at least part of the year. I have no idea how this is reflected in OECD data, but I would not be entirely unsurprised i
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by IveSeenItAll 3mo ago
You're deservedly getting downvoted for this unprompted outburst of racism, but please: describe, in detail, how your colleague, regardless of country of origin, gets away with at least 8 hours of absence every month with a Dutch compa
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by IveSeenItAll 3mo ago
> In the US most employers don't care if you take a normal number of sick days, don't require a doctor's note In .nl (and .pl also, although I'm less familiar with actual practices there, just because we haven'
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by IveSeenItAll 3mo ago
> There are people with cancer Oh, yeah, I know . One of our top (young! sad!) people in .nl has been intermittently-working for, like, months now due to that, unfortunately. But... that doesn't count as "sick leave"! Bec
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by IveSeenItAll 3mo ago
Yeah, I have no idea how any of these figures are derived, but... I have a hard time imagining a planet where 1.8 weeks of our Polish employees and 2.7 weeks of our Dutch employees are 'lost due to sick leave' per annum. Days?
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by IveSeenItAll 3mo ago
Congratulations on owning one of the very first DVDs! Please take good care of it, but it sounds like you've got that covered! Meanwhile, the OP article is about games, Sony PlayStation games in particular. These games tend to be recor
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by IveSeenItAll 3mo ago
Scratched discs can be polished, pretty much restoring them to as-new condition, and the lifetime of Blu-ray media, even recordables, is pretty impressive, as in: longer than yours or mine. Addressing the core of your question: in my opinio
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by IveSeenItAll 4mo ago
I sincerely doubt that's what's going on here at all. Plonk
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by IveSeenItAll 4mo ago
Oh, bother ... Fact: the Amsterdam eruv has been around longer than the state of Israel, and is in no way, shape or form related to its policies.
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by IveSeenItAll 4mo ago
Same thing around the ex-island of Amsterdam: https://www.google.com/maps/d/embed?mid=1K9JpabMj1Wgdjy6O41T... Learned about that years ago when I ran into one of the maintainers on a walk. It's... not somethi
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by IveSeenItAll 4mo ago
> If the EU cannot access such model it means the EU cannot produce software at competitive prices. Yeah, but isn't the "common knowledge" that the EU can't produce software anyway , annoying outliers like SAP nothw
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by IveSeenItAll 4mo ago
It remains to be seen what the actual consequences of the "Anthropic decision" are. Will it be struck down by the courts? Does it matter anyway? (And, from my POV, the answer to that is "No" -- Opus 4.whatever did seve