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alwaysrunning
3y ago
What's are the names of Verizon, Dish, US Cellular and T-Mobile's equivalent projects?
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3y ago
>I don't really get doing layoffs as soon as the acquisition finishes. Planning layoffs is typically part of the M&A process, so when it completes, they typically already know who is going to be let go and drop the axe at that p
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3y ago
As an employee I want to know that the board/execs/c suite are doing a good job and their decisions align with the companies stated goals. If they are not then it is time to start looking for a new job so that I don't end up
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alwaysrunning
3y ago
<more popcorn> nom nom nom
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3y ago
So sad.
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alwaysrunning
3y ago
I think Cortona won. /s
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3y ago
"Advertisers don't want to do anything that would alienate or otherwise put-off their population of potential buyers" I'm not sure they think like this anymore.
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3y ago
Not to mention their cut in untaxed income should they stop smuggling contraband for gangs.
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3y ago
I am assuming it's an old picture? fm Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Penitentiary,_Th... "In October 2012, the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) purchased Thomson Correctional Center from
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3y ago
See my comment above, I am sure there are great ppl that work there but the timing?
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3y ago
I'm saying the timing is not the best. Read the room first. And I'm not saying he "was caught doing something bad" I am saying he is the President of the university, the leader, and he is a fraud. This isn't a one-t
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3y ago
lol that was my first thought too.
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3y ago
24 hours of running, crappy nutrition, really just completely depleted, and keep going. lol.
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3y ago
Unfortunately not. It's a very strange feeling. You are awake but your brain is so depleted that you can't make sense, you see things that you would normally know would not be real but because you are so out of it you don't r
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3y ago
As an ex-ultra runner I can attest to this, but they are usually awesome. However, I did notice that the more races/backyard races/years of training reduced the feelings of mind fog and wild hallucinations dramatically and recover
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3y ago
Or bothers too. This sounds like something I would say to my wife, who doesn't cook and I usually put the dishes away, but bc it's an inside joke between us and close family/friends I would get banned for it.
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3y ago
The problem with the added benefits is that you don't get their true value until after you have started working. To say that the employer covers your cost for health care might sound great until you see the level of HC they offer, or w
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3y ago
Expect if you are married to the POTUS, well technically it wasn't exchange. https://apnews.com/467ff78858bf4dde8db21677deeff101
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3y ago
He does great work.
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3y ago
"We allege that, for years, SolarWinds and Brown ignored repeated red flags about SolarWinds' cyber risks, which were well-known throughout the company and led one of Brown's subordinates to conclude: 'We're so far
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SEC sues SolarWinds and CISO, says they ignored flaws that led to major hack
(arstechnica.com)
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3y ago
"Researchers studied knowledge workers in 2013 and again during the 2020 pandemic lockdown and found significant changes in how they are working. They learned that lockdown helps people focus on the tasks that really matter. They spent
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3y ago
Absolutely. And it is or I expense it. I don't only use my shoes for work so I don't expect them to cover that but maybe next year.
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3y ago
I work 100% remote, have for over a decade, if my employer/contractor won't cover my expenses it tells me exactly what type of employer/company it is. If you can't recognize the value in me working fm home you won't
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3y ago
yeah but it's cloudflare.
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3y ago
"...giving federal agencies an extensive to-do list to oversee the rapidly progressing technology" And honestly, does anyone believe this? "AI has been a source of deep personal interest for Biden"
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3y ago
It's always been amazing to me the 'apple blindness' that goes on. They really can do almost no wrong and everything is almost magical. Fortunately, for most readers here we don't need someone else to tell us what crap t
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3y ago
Not only is deleting user data hard, backups, snapshots, archives, when they build data fm your data, that isn't considered "your" data, that is their data. So even if they delete all of your data it's not really gone.
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3y ago
Wow. What a shit company. It isn't the user's responsibility to secure the data that you store, it is 100% on you. If the user is reusing a pwd that might be the reason a single account got hacked but to beat a dead horse, you can
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3y ago
in comparison Azure depreciated Azure classic VMs in 2014 and just last month stopped letting customers run them. If it takes you more than two years to plan and migrate a DB your likely not running it on MariaDB and if you are there are pl
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