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Krisjohn
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4y ago
If you don't schedule maintenance your equipment will schedule it for you.
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4y ago
This is a failure of supply. Nothing I do to reduce spending will bring prices down.
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4y ago
I have a problem with the assumption that everyone can reduce their consumption. I'm confident a growing number of people are giving up on all "wants" and now not fully meeting their "needs". What are they supposed
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4y ago
There's not "plenty" of good content. There's maybe two months of good content if you subscribed now and haven't watched anything on it before, ever. You're lucky if eight hours of good new content is added a m
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4y ago
If you don't let things go wrong, management will think everything is ok. Go on vacation, let the place burn.
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4y ago
I received an offer after a reasonably basic old-school interview process. The contract included a large block of unlawful stuff, such as me being on the hook for their insurance excess if the company car was damaged, regardless of fault. W
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4y ago
Management, yes. Customers, no. Customers should have no expectation that they can reach into another company and manage teams and individuals like they're employees. Management should step in and make the line clear. Not just because
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4y ago
That’s some Canadian grade passive aggressive
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4y ago
More broadly, it's not safe to store any digital data that an authority can _willfully misinterpret_ to use against you. Miscarriage? That's an abortion. Googling for a source of Methotrexate for your Lupus? Intent to supply abo
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4y ago
An oldie, but a goodie. I recently dusted off my install after ManyCam re-wrote the definition of "lifetime" and screwed over a bunch of its most loyal customers.
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4y ago
Make sure your mature content filter is turned on if you decide to Google Sunstone at work.
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4y ago
Not quite. Bitcoin is mined with ASICs by anyone mining it. GPU mining is for other coins where the PoW algorithm needs more RAM.
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4y ago
A placement agent called me recently about a job. At one point during the call she was obviously struggling to multitask and had to pause to say "I'm having trouble finding you on LinkedIn". My response was "I'm not
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4y ago
If the government wants to solve the housing affordability crisis it needs to eliminate policies that increase house prices and keep wages low, then it needs to build houses and increase minimum wage. Everything else is a distraction.
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4y ago
I'm having some brutal flashbacks
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4y ago
This is bad advice, presented poorly. A collection of quotes with a vague theme and some commentary does not an article make.
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4y ago
Sounds like you want regulation, comrade. Are you now, or have you ever been... poor?
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4y ago
Because money.
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4y ago
Does this effectively mean they're selling the official repair kit for $1,200?
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4y ago
Anyone should be able to submit new boundaries to break up a large area into the required districts. It should be accepted automatically if; the populations are equal based on the last official census, no boundaries pass through a residenti
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4y ago
Every time a customer's big whatever grinds to a complete halt and they try to melt down my phone because I'm the only one that can dig them out of whatever hole they've put themselves in, I feel like I'm not paid enough
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4y ago
I feel like you don't get to piss all over the design if you've never built a physical interface that has to be weatherproof on an exposed device that holds money.
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4y ago
I had two phones fail in quick succession and I nearly lost all my MFA. This is not the way to move forward.
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4y ago
After a thorough security audit, please. I've been forced to put my personal data in there and I'd like to imagine it's not compromised yet.
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4y ago
Dell and Lenovo (laptops) have been so bad lately, my company has stopped supplying them. HP seems solid for enterprise and Asus is decent for SMB.
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4y ago
Blogspam. Also, you're going to lose me a little if I'm just supposed to accept that your pricing model for your software is $x per month.
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5y ago
https://github.com/myspaghetti/macos-virtualbox Put MacOS and Linux (I recommend Ubuntu Mate for desktop) on there as a couple of VMs and poof , a much less ungodly 16GB of RAM per OS.
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5y ago
Meanwhile, I keep saving the WinRK installer from my antivirus software.
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5y ago
Some devices have hard coded DNS settings, but you can set up a rule on most decent routers to NAT all DNS requests (port 53) that don't come from your pihole (or similar), back to that DNS server.
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5y ago
"It's not that their variance is decreasing it's just that their vectors are becoming more aligned." -- Ian Faith
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