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by beart 8y ago
Most open office layouts have to pump some sort of white noise into the environment to dampen voices echoing across huge rooms. I really don't understand why there is such an aversion to doing an open-ish office, segmenting groups of d
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by beart 8y ago
Our office transitioned to desk hoteling. What it amounted to is a small set of people switching desks semi-regularly. The first month, everyone pulled down all their personal stuff. Six months later, most people never actually changed desk
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by beart 8y ago
I agree with you 100% and I no longer am willing to read any Intercept articles at all. For me, it isn't specifically that the articles are bias (they are). What really turns me off is that the writers can't seem to get the hell o
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by beart 8y ago
If both of these crashes happened on US flights, they would most definitely have grounded these planes, but I don't really think that's a surprising or significant observation.
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by beart 8y ago
It has problems serving a number of clients for to inconsistent protocols
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by beart 8y ago
My guess is the pin is largely pointless anyway. This new system was put in place because a large number of people forget or lose their pin. This would require a support ticket every time. The new system is intended to reduce support costs.
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by beart 8y ago
The SEC may disagree
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by beart 8y ago
Parents who have both the time and energy to do that probably aren't going to watch YouTube anyway.
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by beart 8y ago
> A gigantic share of US consumer goods are also shipped from China, but you don't hear similar complaints about the cost of goods in Tennessee . While I'm certain you are infinitely more knowledgeable on this than I am, this d
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by beart 8y ago
Copy as HTML is not working in Firefox
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by beart 8y ago
Isn't this entire thread evidence enough that the term is loaded and distracting from your main point?
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by beart 8y ago
Our parents exist, one or the other way, for the pleasure of us.
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by beart 8y ago
As a parent, I would much rather take that year and use it to shorten my normal working week for as long as possible. With 260 working days a year, you could work 4 days a week for the first five years of your child's life.
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by beart 8y ago
I've spent a lot of time in Vermont.. It has terrible cell service and no quest is needed to prove that. As a vacation spot, I consider it a positive. I know the residents feel differently.
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by beart 8y ago
It's possible your adblocker is preventing YouTube from tracking your watched video history. I know pi-hole does this by default unless you whitelist certain domains.
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by beart 8y ago
I wonder if the historical unpopularity of the IRS will change after this shutdown.
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by beart 8y ago
This is the primary reason I'm not going to renew my Prime account.
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by beart 8y ago
Blind people still interact with others.
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by beart 8y ago
I honestly do not know which side you are referring to as your statement could apply to either and be true.
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by beart 8y ago
When do you consider a child to be their own person? What about all the years before that?
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by beart 8y ago
Windows does have symlinks and file junctions. Not sure how these compare to other file systems.
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by beart 8y ago
Perhaps OP was referring to bacon?
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by beart 8y ago
I recall being a small child and constantly bothering my older brother to play Star Control II so I could watch. I tried playing it myself but was too young to figure out how to exit the starter station. As I grew older, I could finally get
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by beart 8y ago
For anyone skipping the article - This is actually a composite image and not a single photo.
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by beart 8y ago
I've never used Blue Apron and I'm curious - how much actual cooking do you do with a typical Blue Apron meal? Are you preparing, mixing, cutting, etc. or are you primarily mixing together already prepared ingredients and timing t
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by beart 8y ago
If you are only ever adding and never refactoring, aren't you already locked in? I guess supporting one piece of technical debt is probably going to be cheaper than having to support a few legacy versions on top of the current version.
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by beart 8y ago
The very first thing you wrote was, "I used to love VSCode". That you used the phrase 'love' and it was your opening thought implies you were at least somewhat invested in VS Code and might attempt to find solutions befo
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by beart 8y ago
In the case of email, the only way I can see a critical mass being reached is if both Google and Microsoft start encrypting. Does anyone else even compare to them in terms of volume of email accounts? I just find it very difficult to imagin
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by beart 8y ago
Does it matter if your email is encrypted at rest when every recipient you email will store it unencrypted and it is unencrypted in transit?
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by beart 8y ago
Google has tasks and reminders that don't seem to be supported by other calendars when syncing with CalDAV.

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