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by blantonl 3y ago
but executives have no clue as to what they're doing or ought to be doing. But their marketing reports know EXACTLY what to do. Just add a blurb in any press release about "AI enabled x, y, z for our a, b, and c product lines&q
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by blantonl 3y ago
I can confirm that San Antonio, Dallas, and Austin are all down. My dual SIM iPhone shows 0 bars for AT&T and Google Fi (T-Mobile) is fine. My wife's phone just shows SOS.
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by blantonl 3y ago
You haven't lived until you've installed OS/2 from 26 floppies, and then realized the 24th floppy was bad. Fun times.
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by blantonl 3y ago
For someone who values professionalism I'm uniquely qualified to tell you to sit your ass down and shut it. Let's back up here: the whole crux of you deciding to pick a fight with me was over me commenting about some people think
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by blantonl 3y ago
I own an iPhone and an Android phone. I think there is an old windows phone in the back desk somewhere as well. But what does that have to do with the price of tea in China? MY point is, and I think I've been crystal clear, is that th
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by blantonl 3y ago
Me keeping my online and real-life presences separate has more to do with integrity than the opinions you see here. Nah, you're just being a coward and literally hiding behind the keyboard. You're afraid of the professional rep
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by blantonl 3y ago
Oh look the consequences of my actions. Good lord. I was just hoping you’d contact me so we could continue this discussion offline HN. I don’t think I’ve ever swung a fist at everyone, but that’s what I thought. You won’t contact me. Stay
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by blantonl 3y ago
Where do I apply if I want the opportunity to tell you to go fuck yourself to your face? You can contact me through my profile. You won't though, because even though Sweden is a large country, you wouldn't dare say that to my f
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by blantonl 3y ago
you should delete this Brian. This is embarrassing for you.
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by blantonl 3y ago
cancel culture bullshit. You're a parody of an Apple user. I guess that's what decades of being patronized and gaslit by a company does to someone. How on earth did you draw these two conclusions? I'm simply asking peopl
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by blantonl 3y ago
you appear to be under the unfortunate misapprehension that anybody gets paid to engage in bull sessions on here. Fortunately, I'm not mistaken in the fact that this world is small, and the grandparent poster is living in it. I&#x27
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by blantonl 3y ago
The simple reality is this: if you are refusing to follow the established processes and procedures of an ecosystem that you've voluntarily decided to be a part of, for some technical reason you've conjured up or gotten yourself i
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by blantonl 3y ago
Maybe the UX is so good because they don't care to have a development team supporting your 0.001% edge case of you wanting to run iMovie on your Sun Workstation running Solaris.
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by blantonl 3y ago
This entire thread is ridiculous. Just pickup the phone and cancel your subscription. Yes, I get that you can't spin up a virtual machine of OS/2 and and use Netscape navigator to cancel your subscription because you dropped your
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by blantonl 3y ago
is Apple doing these slight annoyances on purpose to degrade the user experience? It's to degrade the developer experience to force you to native apps and the app stores for distribution
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by blantonl 3y ago
This is unfortunately correct. Chrome on iOS uses Safari's Webkit, which is horribly broken on <insert here> things.
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by blantonl 3y ago
replication to non-AWS systems. "simple" extension problems importing data into RDS because of your custom stuff lurking in a mysqldump Sounds like you are walking massive edge
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by blantonl 3y ago
ability to somehow claim pilot error. That's what.
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by blantonl 3y ago
I would expect that the nature of the accident would be clear nearly immediately Not really. The cockpit door was blown open, and the pilot's headsets were blown off. It was a pretty chaotic event, and when you are flying an airplane
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by blantonl 3y ago
If it's this easy to filter honeypots, then the real folks that know what they are doing will already be doing this, and these honeypots are just going to be picking up details about amateur script kiddies.
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by blantonl 3y ago
A classic textbook example of perverse incentives and unintended negative consequences. Someone could write a paper on this.
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by blantonl 3y ago
Global Thermonuclear War
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by blantonl 3y ago
Most AS/400's are tucked in the back corner of a warehouse workshop closet, absolutely slathered in dust. There's coax cables for 5250 terminals. A musty smell. In the workshop, blue collar workers can bang out commands and
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by blantonl 3y ago
Don’t forget about the dynamics of when things go wildly successful. Greed can easily take over in friendships and all the sudden someone might talk themselves into believing their friends don’t “deserve” to participate in that success at t
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by blantonl 3y ago
I struggle to find any situation where 20k is a paltry sum
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by blantonl 3y ago
Voodoo also just feels better then paying invoices to lawyers.
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by blantonl 3y ago
I think that if you strip out the click-bait and over-generalizations of today's workers, you can boil this all down to: 1) A era of the tech bro is waning. 2) Young workers are focused more on less alcohol in their lives, and more on
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by blantonl 3y ago
"Technology of Terror" as the description still stands though with no rebuttal.
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by blantonl 3y ago
It was already determined that the pressurization warnings the aircraft received were irrelevant to the issue at hand.
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by blantonl 3y ago
The vast majority of missionary work these days is virtue signaling disguised as a grift.

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