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by atwebb 11y ago
Thanks, I was trying to rephrase it, similar to people using IM in this thread but being off-base with it's actual meaning.
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by atwebb 11y ago
I think they're assuming it can be decrypted instead of one-way.
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by atwebb 11y ago
This is going to sound stupid but: Is this really it? I know SCOTUS is the top end, but there always seems to be another way that people can fight/argue their case or get around decisions.
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by atwebb 11y ago
Maybe on the whole but your personal investment is highly centralized and is in no way guaranteed to go up over any period of time.
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by atwebb 11y ago
You got some...interesting replies. I think it's mainly a CYA/insurance thing as well as a simple test to weed out undesirable traits. It's generally well known that you'll be tested prior to hire (at least in the US). M
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by atwebb 11y ago
The point of the article was less on the supply side and more that the process itself has become more rigorous. That people put up with it might imply they could lower wages. EDIT: Can someone explain the negative votes? OP was right if the
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by atwebb 11y ago
Or something like KeePass or similar, it can be nice to know people's information in case they leave (I'm not advocating insecure practices), though an excel sheet or post it seems as likely.
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by atwebb 11y ago
>What will all those newly out of work people do? Making drugs? Selling drugs? Work in treatment? Work in the new recreational environments setup to take drugs? Increase enforcement of public intox/driving issues? Police elsewhere a
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by atwebb 11y ago
I think there's a utility that does something similar (windows based, assuming it's available elsewhere), I remember it having a "crass" name, you'd think it would make it easier to remember, maybe F.U.C.K.?
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by atwebb 11y ago
That's what I did, do it pretty often with music as well (man I love bandcamp), if I wind up using it a few times I go pay the asking price.
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by atwebb 11y ago
I'm guessing that the default orange header bar would be black.
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by atwebb 11y ago
>The write performance comes down to lack of clustered indexes on PostgreSQL. Well, you could just leave everything as a heap in MsSQL, someone might throw things at you, but you could do it. Or you can pad the index to allow for inserts
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by atwebb 11y ago
I can't tell if I know you now... Anyways, yes, it's very powerful and an excellent tool but I always have to describe it as awfulsome. SSISDB has made great improvements to the setup and promotion of objects which previously coul
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by atwebb 11y ago
How would you suggest optimizing queries except on stats? Do you find instances where the stats are incorrect? If you're trying to do small things in a big table, have you used indexing to help target the small sets/fields you&#x2
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by atwebb 11y ago
Yes, you can absolutely do that in MSSQL as long as there's a batch separator (it's not implicit at a line break,;, or something else. It's not uncommon to write large deployment scripts with proc creations/alters. There
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by atwebb 11y ago
SSIS is the most frustrating, worthwhile bundled app I've seen. It's gotten significantly better but for what is essentially a giant XML writer they sure do like to hide all the options and configurations. I love the API though, s
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by atwebb 11y ago
So this just got dropped from the front page, any idea why? It was #4 then on refresh it was gone.
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by atwebb 11y ago
Quite cynical yes, lots of CA/NY transplants around here as well, housing prices are rising and things are changing at a rapid clip. It's less that the changes concern me but more that our local governments seem a bit too starry-e
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by atwebb 11y ago
Until everyone moves to your small big city...
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by atwebb 12y ago
return isEmployeeWatchingNetflixAtWorkAllDay();
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by atwebb 12y ago
Agreed, if you don't cringe either you were already pretty good or you still don't know the same things you missed before.
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by atwebb 12y ago
Rectangular bumper stickers on either side that resemble a plate? Add some numbers on the side to resemble a plate? There are already a number of solutions for obscuring them from cameras, probably going to be hard to find something legal t
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by atwebb 12y ago
No argument, but segmenting the per-task service industry into the individual tasks seems a bit too niche. Maybe if it was a full service, vacuum/wash etc. I've got a new one, PackOSmokes, don't have time to stop and wait wit
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by atwebb 12y ago
Where are you seeing $499 US? EDIT: Sorry, I get it now, this is the non-Pro version. I'd gone right to Amazon from a link here and it gave me the Surface 2 vs the Pro 3
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by atwebb 12y ago
Wouldn't you need flat pack high rises?
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by atwebb 12y ago
Might be tax incentives for any loss of money/lower charge, but I get what you were saying and with Ikea being the one producing these much of the marketing and logistics would be taken care of, right? Though customer support may cost
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by atwebb 12y ago
Paraphased but if(thingthatshouldneverhappen) {alert('Oh shit!');} Guess what happened in the middle of a regional training? At least it was easy to find for debugging...
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by atwebb 12y ago
Alan and his father, John, recorded and archived some incredibly important music and there's a mountain of it to pour through. If you're just getting into it, the most famous is most likely the "Sourthern Journey" from 5
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by atwebb 12y ago
Land has a lot more maintenance associated with it than the other items and if you aren't going to use it, it's still just a store of value similar to gold and diamonds. You're betting that the land won't decrease in val
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by atwebb 12y ago
I think everyone else agreed with you, just found it a bit distracting when reading the article and I rarely comment on grammar or spelling, the post was fresh when I made the comment and the post was made by the blog author. I made an assu

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