Meph504

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by Meph504 6y ago
To be honest, it only makes sense it would decline, the advantages of getting married are fewer and fewer, and the recourse of divorce is still severe. When marrying someone of similar income, there are tax penalties not perks. Divorce no m
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by Meph504 6y ago
I can tell you that in a steel mill, its a whole different story, largely because of the ferrous dust, the heat as you can imagine is also a problem, everything has to be sealed and fed through a filtered vents, or it will die
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by Meph504 6y ago
That site is a bit inaccurate in itself though, case in point Microsoft Teams Progressive Web App https://www.versionmuseum.com/history-of/discontinued-micros... And also, it list things that were consolidated into oth
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by Meph504 6y ago
I mean that sounds like a normal account registration process for most things that exist? what more are you typically putting in, other than an email address, maybe a username for uniqueness, etc...?
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by Meph504 6y ago
Well because many services aren't just a mobile apps, and people use multiple devices, and devices have to be replaced from time to time, there are a lot of legit reasons for accounts. There are a lot of ways to mitigate having to ma
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by Meph504 6y ago
If you have office 365 its worth looking at because its included with the subscription. They are going through some internal changes on the planner product, as they are sort of merging it with their "TODO." app with it also.
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by Meph504 6y ago
I really feel the author could have used the term "10x" a little bit more. And I think discord has a strong base now, but I don't think they've done anything that if something better came along they wouldn't be repl
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by Meph504 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Microsoft_Cor... "The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned Judge Jackson's rulings against Microsoft. This was partly because the appellate court had adopted
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by Meph504 6y ago
A company policy is not dictated by the personal opinions of its employees, many companies have a series of audits and separation of control to prevent corruption and biased. I don't know that twitter does, but I don't think it i
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by Meph504 6y ago
Do you mean the same left wing outlet that let the president violate their content policies for years, and said they did so because of the significant of the figure doing it? I mean, its real easy to get hyper focused on a specific instance
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by Meph504 6y ago
If someone said something you didn't like in the comments on a site you owned, and you wanted to erase them, do you feel that you don't have that right. (even if you expressly state that you do reserve such a right when people sig
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by Meph504 6y ago
You can 100% exist today, and not use twitter at all, so its certainly a choice. Do you honestly believe that you can not effectively market your business or communicate with customers without twitter? It is absolutely a choice.
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by Meph504 6y ago
I think you might want to do some double checking on your history. Firstly Microsoft monopoly got thrown out because of unethical behavior of the judge (which is why there isn't two Microsoft entities today. The whole thing hinged on
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by Meph504 6y ago
I think the argument on monopoly is getting muddied, a monopoly isn't based on consumer's choosing a preferred service, but that they have no choice of provider. Twitter is popular because people choose to use it, but they have th
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by Meph504 6y ago
I'm having a hard time recalling any service that didn't have any content moderation, even on top of laws. The idea that content moderation makes you a publisher seems a bit silly to me. If I have a platform for selling say automo
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by Meph504 6y ago
where are you, how are you connecting,what OS are you using? There are issues with teams don't get me wrong, but I've yet to experience working with/through teams pose any significant slow downs, and it seems nearly all thing
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by Meph504 6y ago
As others have said, good luck with this, but some keep points. 1) If you want feature rich thick document storage like this, there is already the ability to use onenote for these purposes. 2) I don't think you'll find that many c
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by Meph504 6y ago
Short answer what does your employment contract say? I live in the southern U.S. Non compete clause are 100% enforceable here, and have a ton of case law backing them. I generally won't take a job if it requires me signing it. I have m
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by Meph504 6y ago
I think the problem is, that the following statement may be true when you consider all post from all across the world. "The overwhelming majority of content that people see on Facebook is not polarizing or even political—it’s everyday
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by Meph504 6y ago
if you office 365 at work, the browser login is shared with office 365 and the home page can be set to a page that integrates with your onedrive/teams/groups/sharepoint files. On a side note, it is somewhat insane to me, that
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by Meph504 6y ago
Firstly, I'm not saying not to try, certainly you should, hard to get a job without applying. But I do not think its a fair expectation to say "most of them don't cause they don't want to spend the money on them or down
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by Meph504 6y ago
I don't think it's fair or wise to tell people this, do you any data to support this claim? I don't know any career track companies that don't do background checks, there are too many services now that make them insanely
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by Meph504 6y ago
Where do you live that it is a felony to have a hunting knife in your car, and also where felony's have degrees?
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This is a failure of the state, the purpose for incarceration is retribution, incapacitation, deterrence and rehabilitation. Rehabilitation, is the most important aspect for a person who has been in prison to be able to return to society.
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That is a really gross oversimplification of the term, a felony is a serious crime that can result in long term punishment or capital punishment and no less than one year (minimum not maximum) sentence (which can be less due to plea agreeme
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by Meph504 6y ago
How many of your applications had a box requesting if you were ever convicted in those 30 years? Until fairly recently that was standard practice on any application. With the ban the box gaining traction, most companies now just farm it ou
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by Meph504 6y ago
You don't get 90 days for a felony, something that short is usually served in local lockup (city/County) and aren't typically included in these sort of stats. But there is data on people doing under 5 years, and if you compar
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by Meph504 6y ago
sorry, it's a typo the "nearly have" was supposed to be " nearly half." I don't believe even with the typo someone would likely see "nearly all." If you want a more summarized article you can find one
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by Meph504 6y ago
Recidivism statistics would disagree with this statement, nearly have of all violent offenders when released will commit another violent crime. https://www.michigan.gov/documents/corrections/Pew_Report_St...
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by Meph504 6y ago
The problem with this line of thinking is that some how people think that serving time in prison does anything to make someone less likely to commit crime. Our prison system doesn't positively reform people, in fact it almost certainl

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