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apacheCamel
8y ago
To see it all laid out like this, one has to think why so many people (many here being any number more than one) do not want to at least let the investigation finish and to see the results. Our country was built on checks and balances and t
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apacheCamel
8y ago
But isn't this a problem with the actual TSA and its policies instead of the workers who just follow them? These are still real people who have to rely on their paychecks to live.
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apacheCamel
8y ago
They also disallow ad-blockers. So you really aren't missing much.
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apacheCamel
8y ago
I really enjoy these write-ups. They offer such a great inside look into a business that many do not get to see. Also, being able to step back and look at your victories and defeats over the year takes a lot of self reflection but can be so
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apacheCamel
8y ago
I think what the post above yours is trying to say is that the company I work for has no say what I do with my 8 hours of sleep time. If I want to only sleep for 4 hours but I come to work and get my job done, who cares? It is my time anywa
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apacheCamel
8y ago
You can fit all the planets in the Solar System side by side between the Earth and the Moon. Makes you realize just how vast Space can be. Source: https://www.universetoday.com/115672/you-could-fit-all-the-p...
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apacheCamel
8y ago
Time management. Not only can it help you when dealing with deadlines, it can also help you manage multiple projects at once. Knowing how many hours to put into project A or B each day to still meet goals is pretty important. It can also bl
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apacheCamel
8y ago
I don't think this is a terrible thing. I don't enjoy it, I would much rather have an ad free web, but I've come to terms with how many things on the internet have to make money. It isn't intrusive at all and is situated
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apacheCamel
8y ago
To be fair, is that not everybody's ideal life? To not have to truly "work", just to do things they find enjoyable? Feeling entitled would be demanding that from every job, being realistic would be understand that normal jobs
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apacheCamel
8y ago
> The Centralia mine fire also extended beneath the town of Byrnesville, a few miles to the south. What an ironic chain of events to happen to a place called Byrnesville.
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apacheCamel
8y ago
The DO droplets are such a great investment. Using them to learn and develop is such an easy thing to do and they can be used for almost anything. This last weekend I set up NodeJS and Postgres just to tinker with and it has been a blast to
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apacheCamel
8y ago
I am extremely torn in a couple ways. On the entire fact-checking ordeal: Why do we even need this? I haven't used Facebook in the last year, but even during the time of the election, I would see outrageously incorrect "news"
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apacheCamel
8y ago
That is incredibly upsetting but was very fascinating to read about. The author handled the situation extremely well after seeing (what seems to be) a major part of their life be "intellectually" taken away from them. Even though
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apacheCamel
8y ago
I should have made it more clear that it was in my own personal experience. Many of the kids from my highschool or even as late as the people I am still in contact with from college. Many are astonished I own a bookshelf full of books and a
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apacheCamel
8y ago
I don't see where the comment above yours said anything about inviting screaming children into libraries. Screaming kids in most situations is frustrating and can be off-putting. Libraries should have similar social norms as anywhere
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apacheCamel
8y ago
I feel like this is a very negative way to view the situation. Libraries should totally be "fun". It should be "fun" to go and find a book that you enjoy or just spend time reading in an area dedicated to the love of boo
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apacheCamel
8y ago
I think what is trying to be said is that Amazon doesn't need a handout. They are fully capable of picking any city in the US to set up shop. What would have happened if nobody bit on the whole scheme anyway? Would have they just picke
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apacheCamel
8y ago
I am not sure BF5 relates to this at all. It seems like many people were under the impression DICE was involving "gender politics" into a video game even though women would have definitely been involved in the setting. The ones ou
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apacheCamel
8y ago
Would you be willing to show some recent security failures? Whenever I searched, I found a few things from 2016 but that seemed like the latest thing. 2 years is a good bit of time without any incidences.
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8y ago
From a purely bi-partisan viewpoint, I think this is a big deal for many other reasons as well. If I remember correctly, a few Republicans defended Sessions saying that his firing would cause some backlash. This was due in part for their ad
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apacheCamel
8y ago
I think it can really be summarized as the following: adding something to the community. It can be a new relevant story/project submission or a comment with an on-topic question/anecdote. As long as it adds something new and diffe
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apacheCamel
8y ago
Agreed. Someone stated the other day on something similar and it matches up pretty well, it went something like: "...you have the right to free speech, not consequence free speech"
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apacheCamel
8y ago
I do not believe that standing up to sexual harassment or other morally objectionable things as "dragging the company into the mud in the press". They are calling Google out on a multitude of shady business practices like any good
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apacheCamel
8y ago
It shouldn't matter if she was going to get the position or not. This interaction between an interviewer and (recently) interviewee is just wrong. It is an abuse of power. If she HAD received the job offer, who knows if the advances wo