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bloqs
5y ago
I think you have misunderstood the reason behind the move towards the 4 day workweek across Europe. It's literally more productive for less hours.
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How do you manage your computers and displays?
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5y ago
This is excellent advice.
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bloqs
5y ago
Latest COD is 140GB
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bloqs
5y ago
Satisfactory - even prettier
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bloqs
5y ago
Please please try Satisfactory. It's a beautiful, 3D equivalent. Holds a coveted Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam.
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bloqs
5y ago
Use a 3rd party NC provider. Privacy is not a simple game, sadly.
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5y ago
Because people see their children as extensions of themselves, instead of individuals. There's a good amount of research connecting ADHD-type personalities with insufficient rough-and-tumble play in earlier years.
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bloqs
5y ago
EQ does not exist. Trait agreeableness from the big five does.
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bloqs
5y ago
This website is abhorrent on mobile and I have not read the article as a result
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5y ago
Also thought this looked like an obituary
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5y ago
Im confused, don't the vast majority of public wifi spots use a some sort of custom web gui pop up so consistent programmatic access is difficult/impossible?
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5y ago
Do you have any examples?
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5y ago
Hey quacked, what sort of job role do you have? Sounds cool.
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5y ago
Conscientiousness is very plastic across the lifespan. Hiring like this just doesn't work. It leads to the same issues - there simply aren't enough people who fit the criteria, so creative bullshitting becomes prevalent to meet th
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bloqs
5y ago
No, the productivity pareto principle here is very clear, 20% do 80% of the work. This is unbelievably consistent across human organisations. This percentage applies roughly to many things, including sexual partners at college, money earned
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5y ago
From a genetic perspective, its shockingly backwards. Classic US oversimplification and pidgeon holing too. We are all a bastard amalgamation.
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5y ago
Waking up at exactly the same time every day, so zero sleeping in on holidays And Eating a large protein/fat based breakfast with as few carbs as possible as soon as you get up regardless of being a "breakfast person" or not
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bloqs
5y ago
Be extremely careful with it. A friend of mine developed some horrifying skin issues after relatively light use.
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bloqs
5y ago
Do you regularly update the blacklist yourself? Ublock origin uses close to no memory or cpu for me, and offers instantaneous, effortless disabling in times where it is needed.
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bloqs
5y ago
I thought something similar. This sounds like aging managers hiring aging managers to do something aging managers think is needed.
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5y ago
Indirect relevance and maybe direct because Russia and Ukraine both are disproportionately relevant to the world of security. The activities in this article will imply impact on cyber posture too, and an impact on people and tech companies
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5y ago
Might be useful for some readers. I originally saw the life calendar concept in Tim Urbans excellent TED talk about procrastination a few years back. I couldnt find one on his site so I simply used the ASCII square character on Word and pri
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5y ago
A Guardian article quoting her party colleague isn't exactly an unbaised or even evidential source. Dianne Abbott is clearly capable in many areas, but the examples that follow her around persist precisely for that reason. She should h
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5y ago
This company doesnt encrypt your passwords properly on signup.
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5y ago
7 hours a day? Why strawman so hard
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5y ago
This employer has accidentally outed himself as his own labelled brand of loser, whose narrow life experience and position of hiring power have demonstrably eroded his understanding of how other people enter the world. Not everyone does a d
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5y ago
This is a fallacy I see a lot. The saying may relate to a clock, but it doesn't apply to human being. People who have psychotic tendences will display remarkably consistent wrongness. Why would a person who is broken be right ever? Bec
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5y ago
This is needlessly nihilistic. Increment is key. Stopping cold on learned habits and sensory comforts is neurologically difficult. At the first sniff of strife we reach for them as comfort. Incrementally changing input over time is the only
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5y ago
I have enormous respect for your response here.
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