_m7bj

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by _m7bj 6y ago
>Why do you feel so entitled to such ultimate convenience? Businesses are in the game of enticing customers. If your homeware store is so bad that double-digit percentages of the population choose to steal glasses and cutlery from local
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by _m7bj 8y ago
>I've had my genitalia groped exactly zero times by the TSA. >or you're an ordinary person of color, not sure which. Yeah, and that's fine, right? We shouldn't go out of our way to tell the TSA that's not acce
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by _m7bj 8y ago
The existence of this article kind of shows why I don't care for codes of conduct. It exemplifies the attitude of "you're not obeying my document entitled 'how to be a good person', so by definition you must be a ba
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by _m7bj 9y ago
>Try setting a calendar entry for a date on which you'll follow up if you haven't heard anything back Thanks for the advice, but surprisingly I have actually tried just not having ADD. This simple advice doesn't work very
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by _m7bj 9y ago
The downside is that if you don't keep buying the new systems even though the old ones work perfectly fine, eventually your device will get too old and you will be categorised as a legacy customer. When that happens, your shit will sto
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by _m7bj 9y ago
>seems like this is how dictatorships/autocracy/totalitarianism start. Your police forces robs your citizenry in broad daylight with the support of your judiciary[1]. What kind of country did you think you were living in? [1] h
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by _m7bj 10y ago
>Windows 10 isn't too bad OS wise either though. On a fundamental technical level, windows 10 is a pretty finely tuned os. On any other benchmark you might choose (privacy, invasiveness and advertising, user control, user experience
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by _m7bj 12y ago
Here's the thing about stack overflow: How many people have worked at a location that has blocked stack overflow? Because I have worked with an organization of about 2500 people, not all of which were IT. One day, management went on a