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by RyJones 13y ago
Cheaper to buy them with money stuck overseas than repatriate and pay taxes on it.
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by RyJones 13y ago
It isn't just word choice or sentence construction. I have a hard time understanding co-workers that put the emphasis on the wrong syllable, for instance, even when they are speaking grammatical English. I would say it's just one
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by RyJones 13y ago
To be a Microsoft Solutions Provider or similar a certain percentage of your people have to be certified. For smaller companies, it was an important marketing distinction.
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by RyJones 13y ago
"ask" is my least favorite. "performant" is my most favorite.
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by RyJones 13y ago
Are you short MSFT?
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by RyJones 13y ago
Perhaps an expert in Groove? http://grv.microsoft.com/
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by RyJones 13y ago
the wording isn't clear. I thought they were saying "a person employed by Oracle as an accountant, who also happens to be the accountant of X.org". They appear to be saying "a person that is employed by Oracle in some ro
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by RyJones 13y ago
The third half is being able to explain / budget / justify / sell your approach. That might be subsumed in your second half, not sure.
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by RyJones 13y ago
Licensing being complex is a feature. It gives Microsoft something easy to wheel and deal on; it also gives OEM salespeople something to hide profit in ("gosh, sorry your enterprise desktops came out $40/seat high, but Microsoft g
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by RyJones 13y ago
so, Keen worked to model - it connected experts in getting money from people (psychics) with people having surplus money to get. In a less snarky vein, if that's what people want to pay for, perhaps enabling that market in an honest wa
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by RyJones 13y ago
My guess is it would be something like the well-worn 3-2 pull down; you could get there, but the loss in quality is annoying. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-two_pull_down
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by RyJones 13y ago
I admit I wasn't thinking of search warrants. I was thinking of the times where I've had police in my domicile, all of which were in response to calls for assistance.
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by RyJones 13y ago
I agree on the first claim, but to the second, it is a two-edged sword. If the police are in your home, they may or may not see anything interesting. If they have video to play back, they may get a second chance to look for something that t
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by RyJones 13y ago
In the recent "I am a Seattle cop, AMA" over in /r/seattle, the officer said: "I'm torn on body cameras and confused about the public perception of them. People really didn't want us to have a drone that c
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by RyJones 13y ago
Vatican City ( http://www.va/ ) used to have MX records pointing at va directly (so, pope@va or whatever)
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by RyJones 13y ago
That's what we found at CTLT (former part of Washington State University); distance learning + some classroom time was better than distance learning.
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by RyJones 13y ago
Bankruptcy for newly-minted medical doctors and dentists used to be a rite of passage. The law was changed because of this. What comes around goes around.
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by RyJones 13y ago
Microsoft's response sickens me. StepTo: I need security at public events, people are threatening my life because of the role I have at Microsoft. Microsoft: Uh, no. No wonder his former role goes unfilled.
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by RyJones 13y ago
Concrete is about two tons per yard. The legal limit on most trailers is about 20 tons (40,000 pounds, the trailer is about 40,000 for the legal limit of 80,000 pounds). So you can get about 10 yards of concrete in one go; you can use speci
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by RyJones 13y ago
perhaps you can pour sections and truck those in, but there's no way in hell you're moving a precast that size on anything that doesn't float. For scale, you know those 4' by 4' by 8' blocks of cement you see a
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by RyJones 13y ago
Every event I have been involved in that was reported by the media has had basic matters of fact incorrectly reported. Basic stuff that gives no political advantage, like the type and color of a car involved in a wreck; not stuff that you c
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by RyJones 13y ago
Most of those toys are provided "free" by the federal government. Rifles that would cost the police a few thousand dollars can be purchased for (last time I looked, about a year ago) $20, as an example. The program used to be call
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by RyJones 13y ago
I rather liked amazon's solution to the printer selection issue: there is a badge reader on every printer, when you print something it goes to the Great Spooler In The Cloud, when you want it to emit as paper you walk to the printer yo
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by RyJones 13y ago
Thank you. How many people didn't make the cut? Unknown.
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by RyJones 13y ago
And one of them is a hoax.
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by RyJones 13y ago
can't find people for the wage they're offering. The people they want are doing other things.
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by RyJones 13y ago
I was buying leaded gas in Indiana as late as 1990, and had no trouble finding it in the general Illiana area. I don't think it's fair to say it was "mostly gone" in the 70s.
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by RyJones 13y ago
Try when you don't have prints. Took a long time to get my card issued.
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by RyJones 13y ago
this thread details the whitelisting process. https://community.mcafee.com/message/240277
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by RyJones 13y ago
Your website is blocked by McAfee's web filter as malicious.

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