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LeoTinnitus
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7y ago
In my experience, sometimes you have to lie because being sometimes situations arise where being honest hurts my immediate credibility which ultimately can hurt our relationship. Lying to me is a tool that has to be used effectively. It
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I've experienced this first hand when I was a know nothing try hard at a office job that didn't matter. I learned fast to document.EVERYTHING! Not that management can always have your back, but they most certainly will turn a blin
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I worked in the commercial department of a state financial institution and I loathed SBA loans. They were such a pain. Everybody hated them. Lenders, processors, underwriters...but not the VP! I mean I get but ffs why? Let the big companies
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I've read doctors have just been attributing deaths that look like Covid 19 to exactly that. Even without proper verification. Also it's only what is reported. There could've been a million people with it in the US but nobody
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How is this different than a MUD?
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The government doesn't know that. That's why they're calling it COBALT. I honestly can't wait until all the old non tech people retire.
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In terms of commercial renting in the "better" states, this is why the government requires reserves, lending only at a percentage of their income, and take consider economic downturn in underwriting decisions. I say this in regard
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I've found keeping a spreadsheet of a lot of tasks and how they're related helps. So say you have 3 projects, all with varying types of task. I would make the spreadsheet as follows: Due Date, Goal Date, Project (or class if stude
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> I do not find it reasonable nor cost effective. How do you convince a manager twice your age that you know more about tech than them and can get it to work in their favor but their so scared of technology that they still force you to d
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Which baffles me even on things like craigslist. How the hell can people not provide pictures? In 2008? Sure I can understand not everybody had a portable camera because why? But 2020? Absolutely not. It's frankly unacceptable that any
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You can blame the government for that one (not specifically BECAUSE it is the government). They made rules about privacy during an era when tech was still growing. With banking, education, and healthcare, this is a norm. You have to fax bec
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This is what happens when you have typical business moron-types get elected roles that treat complicated systems as though it's construction work. It is, but you can't have any joe schmoe off the street coming in and learn how to
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I just don't write any code to avoid the sneer!
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Everytime I see COBOL, I always think of Newman from Jurassic Park and imagine that is a stereotypical COBOL programmer haha! If you see any bosses with a weird scarf, back away cause they may spit corona-acid in your face!
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To which someone got paid for somewhere along the line to go "hey lets curate this!"
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Yeah seriously. Also they've messed with the podcast app so much I can't use it anymore. They only promote those that pay them basically. Do you have any idea how hard it is to find "new" podcasts? It's virtually no
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I'm 100% with you on every point. I love linux, but while media options exist, they are a royal pain to get to work, or do the things you need them too. Wine is not an option and is just irritating at times. Hardware and driver issues
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Absolutely. After Steve Jobs died what did we get with Apple? The literal.exact.same.products.every.year... The newest ipad? Copy of Android. The butterfly keys? DOA and they waited until consumers realized they made dud products at absurd
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Thats a different issue altogether. I'm saying we don't have a community. I'm not saying those small farming villages were great and all like fiddler on the roof kinds, but much like the amish, it has a standard set of commun
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And letting the bourgeoisie make up BS that just benefits the select few at the top is?
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Or revolt. Voting does nothing when the government has financial backers. 100,000 people on the governor's doorstep ready to riot will get bipartisan legislation instilled immediately. The civil rights movement was obviously non violen
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I've always gauged it by cost of living expenses for working class people. It's one reason why I love the road to wiggan pier so much. George Orwell breaks down the cost of living in many areas of Britain for the average person. I
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If you said that to a stereotypical conservative here, they'd call that liberal garbage. The thought is that if you aren't working to an absurd degree, you aren't useful.
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I think a lot of it stems from American culture simply being centered around money. It's all about how much you make and what you can afford. We all live in our houses 20 miles away from family if not farther and don't value commu
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Where I live, that only exists on actual county highways or new suburbs. When they get to be 10-15 years old (and if it's grown enough to become a town or something), the local area typically makes an ordinance to have sidewalks.
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Your comments about you not being as big as Instagram are the reason I really hate apple. I've noticed their push for only the top of the line apps or their own stuff for years and it has completely soured me of them. They only cater t
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Lots of obituaries don't say. Although being so young, I'd argue in favor of what you said.
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I've done that to credit card companies that I even called. They'd say something like "okay I need your full social security number" and I would just say no. There would be a pause, then they would say "okay I can v
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I think that's rather ambitious due to the file sizes. Plus most phones barely due 4k still.
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But how do you temper managements abuses for lower waged work though? If only there was some sort of system to enforce laws. Oh wait, that only exists in a perfect world where a government actually cares about your rights... Honestly I get
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