busterarm

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   by busterarm 7y ago

   Support.com did exactly that with their layoffs.
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   by busterarm 7y ago

   I put some cheap molding up at the top and bottom of the board so that it slid into place and was held up by that. Worked perfectly.
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   by busterarm 7y ago

   I've done this before. The melamine erases okay, but not as well as commercial whiteboards.
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   by busterarm 7y ago

   Shouts to the long dead AnimEigo chatroom. I still talk to a few folks from there to this day.
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   by busterarm 7y ago

   > If your school expected you to read Livy, or even Tacitus, that definitely puts it into the “elite” category. Yes to both :D
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   by busterarm 7y ago

   I took 8 years of Latin through Catholic school. By the second year of High School, we were required to read history texts written in Latin.
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   by busterarm 7y ago

   Controlling what people do with their devices protects their revenue stream. Like on the ads they'll see on their devices. Hey, what big change did Google make to Chrome with regard to Adblockers recently for Enterprise users?
8. 3638.▲
   by busterarm 7y ago

   Because Google sells phones too. That nearly everyone in this thread has missed this fact so far is baffling.
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   by busterarm 7y ago

   I have a 6 out of 10 on the Adverse Childhood Experiences test due to my mom and I still have a problem with the idea of putting her in jail over it. Especially for the verbal abuse part of it, which I'm sure you agree hurts worse tha
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    If we can't discuss it civilly, should it be discussed at all? I think if we want this kind of discussion on the board, the topic should be clearly marked as potentially hostile and either have comment voting disabled entirely or chang
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    The problem is that content and the free and easy means of posting it are the whole lifeblood of these social platforms. They have no business model without it. I still agree with you though. Maybe for the good of everyone these things nee
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    > we're trying to have a site for something else here. I think with the state of things and the current culture war going on, then for the sake of the board this topic needs to be thrown down the hole. Hence my flag. The very first
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    Every triad ever is a Choose Two situation.
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    JFrog?
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    https://www.cloudflare.com/products/cloudflare-stream/ No enterprise contract required. Just for video, obviously.
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    > But with 90 million dollar reward for forcing a subordinate to give oral sex as your punishement You say that as if the author of Android should be given no compensation for making Google billions of dollars. While that may feel like
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    Beg to differ. The attitude came as a response to a typical corporate practice (here in the US) of your employer telling you who to vote for and taking the entire company to the polls to make sure you voted for that person. This was the no
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    Let's see...Genentech has: onsite child care, car wash facilities, haircutting, spa treatments, bike repair, a gym United Shore: their own starbucks, a gym, outdoor basketball courts. Commvault has: ping pong, foosball, pool tables, a
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    Well, when a company actively tries to make its employees private life a service provided by the company, that's inevitably going to include their activism as well. The bigger companies in particular are your employer, your restaurant,
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    Our elders really knew how to do some things right.
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    Google also recently terminated the maintainer of the republicans@google list.
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    Some of us technical people like to be client-facing. The key is to make room for us to do that. Let us handle the client/user and then take meetings with us so we can filter what's appropriate to you. The biggest problem with &
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    Yes, that would include pornography. Age verification is not that challenging.
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    There's already a SCOTUS ruling on the books where the government cannot deny convicted sex offenders their access to Facebook because it is the public square. It's literally in the ruling. The public square argument at this poin
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    You're taking something specific and applying it in the broad. Directly as you quoted, "videos and channels that advocate for neo-Nazism, white supremacy and other bigoted ideologies", those are three separate things and ther
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    If they are a publisher, then I can sue them for users posting false information about me or putting me in harm's way.
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    I'm perfectly happy with the legal option of Facebook being a publisher instead of a platform. That way if somebody publishes false information or doxxes me, I can sue the pants off of Facebook and I'll win. They are desperate for
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    The problem that you're missing, is that these companies choose the aspects of being a publisher when it's convenient to them and a platform what that is more convenient. Publishers are responsible for the content that they put ou
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    What about people with conservative religious beliefs that others perceive to be exclusionary?
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    by busterarm 7y ago

    Unfortunately this triggers my trypophobia hard.