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He did: "Going forward, consistent with the President's direction, this Department of Justice – in a change to its longstanding practice – will not seek compulsory legal process in leak investigations to obtain source information
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Are you a company? You are an individual and paying for things comes from the money that you earned with your own labor. A company's money comes purely from extracting value from its workers. It then tries to return as little value as
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See recent Codecov compromise for how this can go wrong.
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Oh, yes, the ONLY two possibilities here. Definitely not just the fact that there are many other factors at play.
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Sorry, you think there's a market for a company that 'detains and rehabilitates' people?
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1) An office that was well-constructed to support remotes connecting in. It can be surprisingly challenging to ensure a positive experience for partially remote meetings, and this wasn't consistently perfect, but the effort was put in.
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The idea that the validity of an idea is measured by how much money you can make by implementing it is /why/ our current system is flawed.
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Right, but in this case, the smaller size of the company means that it's even more likely that the earlier stat is no longer true.
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A third of the company recently quit: https://www.theverge.com/2021/5/3/22418208/basecamp-all-hand...
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Odd not to see DigitalOcean on this list, given at least when I left (before covid), remote was ~55% of the company and very much a first-class citizen. They certainly are actively hiring at much higher rates than most of the companies on t
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So, Tip Jar is literally just a built in linktree?
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> Call recording is only legal with single party consent in 2 states. What? Federally call recording is legal with single party consent. 35 states and DC have single party consent.
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Very fair, my comment was actually rather blasé, since Riot has done far worse on far more important things. I suppose the Chronoshift developers should be happy no one farted on them.
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Did you actually look to see if they were doing anything before you made this comment? https://www.umass.edu/newsoffice/article/umass-amherst-resea...
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But then we'd damage their profits. The system you're describing is how it works in most of the rest of the world.
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The entire point of the article is that the policies are bad and unethical. The NCAA is a system built to exploit college athletes from top to bottom.
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Wow, I know nothing about this project, but if the person who reached out to this developer is actually employed by Reddit, this reads as one of the most unprofessional things I've ever seen from a company of Riot's size? It sound
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I guess you can tell the AP to stop using it? https://apnews.com/article/coronavirus-vaccine-skepticism-wh...
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>Hopefully if anything the pause has shown anti-vax folks that the safety of these vaccines is being taken seriously. The vast majority of skeptics will not be convinced by this, because their skepticism is not rooted in the science.
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Living up to your account name with this hilarious response!
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Do you believe all ethical behavior should be codified in law, or just taxes?
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Of course it's not true, it's just an easy excuse to abdicate any responsibility.
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That's entirely fair! I don't think they're a 'typical startup' though, at least from a cursory look. Generally, it doesn't feel like there's much adherence to TLD norms these days at all.
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What does this mean? Their app is open source: https://github.com/standardnotes/web The first release was in 2017? I don't see any sign of them having taken any funding?
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Their twitter is from 2016. Their linked blog has posts going back to 2017. Their FAQ covers their core dependencies: https://standardnotes.org/help/52/what-services-does-standar... What your options are if they g
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It's even better, for years the default was no password /and/ binding on 0.0.0.0.
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Relevant song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7Fs5uuAlnk
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How much is your rent? Because, as OP mentioned: >they're revitalizing as lifestyle areas that are very expensive to live in.
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I'm sorry, but who in this scenario was forcing them to receive the treatments?
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Oh good, I've always wanted to be able to raise the elephants in the cloud...
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