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by badlucklottery 10y ago
>I wonder if the drug tests after that are regularly scheduled or if they take you at your word once you're hired. If the FBI anything like the DOE it's random for the duration you have a clearance. Random polygraphs too which
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by badlucklottery 10y ago
>I keep reading mixed reviews on the game. I think a lot of it depends on how much of the contributing genres someone has played before. If you've played minecraft/terraria/etc. you'll find the gathering and crafting
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by badlucklottery 10y ago
>Is this purely a lack of training, or is it idiocy? Both. Why would someone even have their weapon pointed at a non-hostile person instead of in a safe direction in case of a negligent discharge? That shows a staggering lack of training
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by badlucklottery 10y ago
They gotta pull that ladder up behind them. If they don't they might actually have to innovate and compete in the future.
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by badlucklottery 10y ago
After last week's E3, this isn't super surprising. Almost every story I read about Oculus wasn't about their Touch controller demos but about how they were buying timed-exclusives while locking HTC Vives out of the store. Sti
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by badlucklottery 10y ago
You can predictably silence it before it happens with the above method. Just drag the "music" volume to zero.
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by badlucklottery 10y ago
>Isn't it much more secure to always use a breathalyzer. The field sobriety and breathalyzer tests are just excuses to get suspected DWIs into the drunk tank nowadays. Once there they'll draw blood for drug and blood-alcohol te
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by badlucklottery 11y ago
I would guess that the spam mailers subsidize a lot of USPS's mail services. If they're already getting paid to ram advertising garbage in my mailbox, adding an actual letter in there is probably relatively cheap.
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by badlucklottery 11y ago
Smooth for me on Win7/FF44b+IE11. Chrome 48 doesn't appear to like it much though.
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by badlucklottery 11y ago
This is worth reading: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9193521 >Vulkan aims at doing less but predictably so, devs will have more work to put in at first, but at least they understand what going on. The engine devs
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by badlucklottery 11y ago
>I've always been confused about the perceived "embarrassment" Imagine you've asked someone out on a date and you offer to pick up or even split the check but your card gets declined. I think most people would find th
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by badlucklottery 12y ago
I don't know if he was saying it always originates from the top but more that it's always allowed to perpetuate from there. If management doesn't have the visibility/inclination/time to peer into problems and gain u
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by badlucklottery 12y ago
>we'll never get Prime Video on the Android tablet You can now but it requires some user intervention. Amazon's video app can't be installed via the Play store for whatever reason but, if you select a video in the main Ama
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by badlucklottery 12y ago
>I wonder how HN takes Black Mirror. Black Mirror is more of modern Twilight Zone. Really tight stories exploring a narrow ideas quite well. The only exception is probably "White Bear". Zero Theorem is kind of the opposite: it
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by badlucklottery 12y ago
I found something similar at my university where you could underflow the unsigned short they used to track your quota. The system would of course refuse any single job that took you over quota but, if you wrote a script that pounded a few j
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by badlucklottery 12y ago
According to Caleb Crye the DoD reps just didn't want to come to an agreement: http://soldiersystems.net/2014/03/18/ssd-exclusive-crye-prec... tl;dr: > Continuing its efforts to reduce costs to the Ar