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LeoTinnitus
7y ago
I have always been concerned about that as well. Although aren't you somewhat safe depending on if you only open it with the corresponding pdf software? I thought the "only" vulnerability was the software it's used with
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LeoTinnitus
7y ago
If they have a problem with it, they should start a new church to protect their freedoms!
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7y ago
haha wow, I totally missed that!
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7y ago
But sometimes you can get a supervisor who doesn't care what you do, you're not changing it because they don't want to learn something new...
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7y ago
If you sign a contract and the government creates a law that invalidates that contract, you don't get to say you can still enforce it. Kids didn't "optionally" leave the campus. This is blatant theft. Don't matter i
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7y ago
They monopolize supply chains. Not a specific market. Walmart has a reputation for exploiting companies to solely work for them because the money is too good. Then they force them to make it at insignificant margins until they can't an
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7y ago
I'm more of a heavy metal EU4 player actually haha! I'm not a big fan of the cultural music while I'm playing but for some reason heavy metal just amps me up when I'm playing that game. It's (obviously) Sabaton, Bla
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7y ago
Ahh yes now I get what you mean. I guess I didn't think about it like that. I was just thinking like a simple small business.
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7y ago
I treat it exactly like I treat online purchases. No auto logins, I MUST enter my credit card (or use paypal, which requires 2FA everytime, no remembering), and I always log out of everything. It makes making a purchase a hassle just like i
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7y ago
Playing with stocks is no different than selling phsyical commodities, except that unlike selling items on amazon, ebay, craigslist, or your own storefront, you have NO idea what that share will be worth. Plus even a 20% return on 10 shares
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7y ago
Your employer most certainly "governs" your life in ways you may not even be conscious of. Just because they don't have a label on it in that way doesn't mean the concept doesn't exist. Industrial feudalism is the s
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7y ago
Why nationalize them? What would be the point? The purpose for nationalization is to give preferential treatment to the state. Walmart already does that and (in my personal opinion) does for the people as well. Although the only thing I wis
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7y ago
It would open many doors over the course of a few decades of market correction. Just cause walmart closes shop doesn't mean local poor people suddenly have the capital to start a business and compete. It's why ghost towns are stil
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7y ago
Yes that is most definitely true. The intent isn't for your company to go spiraling down into bankruptcy. The problem is these bourgeoisie types at the top don't change even after getting bailout money. Why the hell are we rewardi
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7y ago
While it's not realistic, I guarantee that if you initiated the homestead act again in the US, people would do it. Free land and basically full autonomy? I'm 100% certain there is a sizeable chunk of those types in the US and Cana
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7y ago
It's certainly more nuanced than that. However, it does point out the fact that corporations focus too much on shareholder value as opposed to just making a good business system...except for the major players that is. These the so call
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7y ago
Step 1: minimize or remove social media from phone. Only keep messenger apps. Step 2: remove all apps and games that require you to use it daily for some sort of reward. Step 3: eliminate any or all notifications save for messages, email, p
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7y ago
Hundreds of hours in eu4 and wikipedia will do the trick too haha
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7y ago
But thats every social media site. Mastodon feels more like a techy or "in the know" journalist oriented of a site...and apparently hookers too.
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7y ago
I understand the allure of it, but why would you want multiple people manipulating an accounting like file at the same time? That seems like something complicated enough that you wouldn't want multiple people in it at once.
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7y ago
I'd have no problem with funding bits of OSS if there was a guarantee on it's lifespan. Although Linux it's generally rarely an issue. Mac it almost always is if a dev stops developing and suddenly apple makes a change that j
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7y ago
Wow. This kind of crap is one of the reasons I just hate windows. I still don't understand why installing and uninstalling stuff isnt as simple as it should be.
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7y ago
Gnucash or Kmymoney. I used to hate gnucash but I have basically become an accountant with my own life. For businesses it can definitely be used for minimal crm tracking and invoices.
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7y ago
It's like Twitter to me when it first launched. What honestly is the allure of it? It's really just real time Twitter with chat functions but I am probably really naive to it's uses
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7y ago
Dealing with exchange is a pain. OWL or something charges like 10 a year to get it to work with a 30 day trial. Works flawlessly but I just can't be bothered to pay for it right now. I may hit a point though where I I just will do it.
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7y ago
My problem with it is that I still need another mac to use it. In the event of an emergency (IE theft or disaster), the last thing I want to hinder me from accessing my backup is an operating system. Especially a high cost and not as common
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7y ago
I realized I mis-spoke. I should've said the base models.
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7y ago
Just make sure the fist photo of you is a photo of you attached to some Ferris bueller like string contraption, then change it once or twice. Done.
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Yes. It's also why all Macs still don't have greater than 128gb hard drives even when nvme has gotten considerably cheaper. I probably will not buy another Apple product until MacOs gets phased out and IpadOS becomes their new pla
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7y ago
Haha are you me? I moved back to PCs because of the same issue. Time Machine doesn't cut it and the pushes apple have been making have just made making a logical backup system nigh impossible.
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