JoBrad

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by JoBrad 10y ago
Yes. We use it with clients frequently.
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by JoBrad 10y ago
Our business uses them to restrict portions of our shared drive to certain groups. They're also used to restrict programmatic access to system folders, by Windows.
723.
by JoBrad 10y ago
Didn't we essentially do that with several companies, including GM?
724.
by JoBrad 10y ago
Looks like they owe you some commission: every size of both models is sold out! ;)
725.
by JoBrad 10y ago
Unless we change it.
726.
by JoBrad 10y ago
One of the big problems I have with this theory is the way "consent" is being defined: I find it illogical to think that every person should have to explicitly agree to every possible law they could be held accountable for. Exerci
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by JoBrad 10y ago
> if there is an accident-free red light running incident, then there are no plaintiffs with standing to claim injury ergo there are no tickets issued (as there would be no one to issue them) ergo there would be no revenues. That's
728.
by JoBrad 10y ago
I've had a pretty good experience with the DMV in TN. I know others who haven't, but I have.
729.
by JoBrad 10y ago
In my experience, HP does a lot of manipulation of their BIOS settings to make sure you only use their replacement parts.
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by JoBrad 10y ago
So you're relying on others (who are watching the news that you don't want to get contaminated with) to tell you the news? How is that any better than just listening to it yourself? It sounds remarkably worse to me: telephone, bu
731.
by JoBrad 10y ago
Haha! Well, hopefully people see your comment. I can't edit it, now, unfortunately. Thanks for noting it, though. Life will keep you humble, always. :)
732.
by JoBrad 10y ago
Not always. I have several friends whose parents were able to pay for their college. Not well known colleges, but still, that has been a massive advantage for them.
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by JoBrad 10y ago
I agree that not everyone wants a liberal arts degree, but the notion that secondary education isn't for everyone strikes me as a little elitist, even if the people making that claim may not have a secondary degree. We all benefit when
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by JoBrad 10y ago
Protecting downstream firms (in aggregate), also protects consumers. From the site you linked to: "to protect the process of competition for the benefit of consumers, making sure there are strong incentives for businesses to operate ef
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by JoBrad 10y ago
I thought the reasons in the article were good, but here's a concrete one: Comcast was counting data used for Netflix against your data cap, but they were not counting data used for their own streaming video. Keeping with the concept t
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by JoBrad 10y ago
I added some commands to my .bashrc that syncs my config files when I login.
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by JoBrad 10y ago
In my experience, people found the area they were interested in, and made a fold around it, so that the map was easier to handle. Much like the newspaper folds that bisect the paper vertically or laterally into fourths.
738.
by JoBrad 10y ago
It's pretty easy to get RegEx exposed in Excel via VBA/extensions
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by JoBrad 10y ago
Duplication of function is a good thing, militarily. You wouldn't want the Navy to be unable to fly because the Air Force had an issue or was unable to immediately respond.
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by JoBrad 10y ago
Regardless of whether their ratings work out for you, in particular, they have an incredibly reliable method of rating a huge variety of consumer goods, and they do it in an open way that shows you that the advertisers aren't biasing t
741.
by JoBrad 10y ago
The only book of his that I can recall reading was 'Infinite Jest'. My opinion lines up with your's, based on that book. However, his commencement speech 'This is water' is amazing, and I highly recommend it. https
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by JoBrad 10y ago
Sam's does this in the US, too.
743.
by JoBrad 10y ago
That is such bullshit
744.
by JoBrad 10y ago
The Python extension for VSCode is great - highly recommend it!
745.
by JoBrad 10y ago
Or an Upton Sinclair novel.
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by JoBrad 10y ago
Even technical people can fall prey to social engineering, which LinkedIn has very heavily engaged in to get as much access to your network as possible.
747.
by JoBrad 10y ago
It's getting there, but it's not ideal yet. At a glance means I don't have to do anything but glance. To see the widgets now, you have to wake up the phone and then swipe right.
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by JoBrad 10y ago
The revenue part is coming under a lot of scrutiny recently, since it's being proven to have very regressive effects. The Federal government will make it more expensive than the revenue they generate from it.
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by JoBrad 10y ago
Absolutely agree. It just doesn't work well for music I own that isn't on Spotify.
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by JoBrad 10y ago
Or they could make it easier for me to manage my music without iTunes? I wouldn't even need it then.

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