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3y ago
Many horrible people are 'just doing their jobs'. Think about it a little longer before justifying a persons actions, or assuming they're above repute.
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Takeaway seems to be if you receive an invite from a rando HR person, decline that meeting. Edit: Also PR speak is one of the most unbecoming things I've heard in my life. I know there's HR people here in this thread, so to them:
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> If it's true and they cracked it, it would mean the final major way Chinese residents can share information outside of government control is gone. Airdrop was the final way? That sounds unlikely. With iPhone marketshare in China a
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3y ago
They're trolling you dude. Their first comment was just a joke, but people bought in, and now you're being trolled, like in the original sense.
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3y ago
The US War in Iraq was not due to misinformation. Misinformation may have sold it to the public, but to give the people responsible for that war a pass, as if they were just mislead, is .. well it's just covering for their actions.
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3y ago
DoorDash really seems to be the way tech has brought enshittification to restaurants. I'd love for it to revert soon, but I feel it'll get far worse before it gets any better.
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3y ago
I live within a half mile of a distribution center, and I've had missed 1 day delivery targets.
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3y ago
Going on the comments on a reddit thread isn't a good way of understanding what's actually happening in the world. Without some kind of submission statement, I'm not sure what we're supposed to be discussing here.
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3y ago
Most of the population has no real control! Are you new here?
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3y ago
This comment seems like it follows the standard path of all people who never wanted to address climate change. "Global Warming doesn't exist" "Sure it exists, but humans are not responsible" "We
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> If you look at who supports and lobbies for savings time it should be clear who the enemy is. I honestly don't know who lobbies for this. Care to help me out?
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3y ago
Whoa hold on, don't want some pinkertons to get all excited.
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3y ago
Which persons has Xi had assassinated? He was first name in your reply. I assume you have some evidence right? Cite your sources.
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3y ago
If something immediately drops off the front page/is hidden, it's the same is it never being posted. Hard to interact with something which doesn't seem to exist.
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3y ago
I use fastmail.com. The pricing is alright, and it works well enough for me. You might get better answers if you mentioned what you were specifically looking for in a provider.
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3y ago
In the US today, it's been my experience that if a business accepts credit cards, Visa, MC, Amex and Discover are all accepted. Costco would be the exception that proves the rule . This has been the case since I started using credit c
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3y ago
Sure, or we could make a law which prevents this kind of mixing of notifications. I, as a consumer would appreciate this.
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No we don't, and we never did. We prevented future 9/11 style attacks by locking the cabin doors
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3y ago
I would find an AI conducted interview demeaning, and giving it a face wouldn't change my opinion in the slightest.
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It's the same thing, just one company has taken it further. I realize this is a slippery slope argument, but when there are countless examples of how this slopes is slippery, I think it's a valid point of contention.
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I agree 100%. I use Apple Maps for navigation but Google Maps is so much better for discovery of places. It's the only reason I keep it installed, tbh. My "places to go" is contained within Google Maps, just because they have
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What do you think that is?
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3y ago
The pilot's fly the plane, but they aren't the reason the plane flies.
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3y ago
No worries. Are you able to set Firefox as the default browser for Android for the whole phone? For instance, if I clicked on a link in an app, would uBlock Origin filter everything loaded? i.e, the app loaded the page in the same app, can
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Edit: btw, I had originally upvoted them, even though their original statement was a little rude, and now flagged off the page (I think).
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> Wish you hadn't downvoted him. If this directed at me, well, I didn't downvote anybody. I saw the parent post being downvoted a bunch, and wanted to know what they were talking about. I don't currently have an Android ph
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What does iceraven get you compared to firefox?
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For all of us who haven't worked in logistics, why not explain what you're talking about instead of being snarky?
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I'd wager the guy who's still wearing a mask in 2013 is wearing at least an N95. I'll also wager when they're talking about masks, they're talking about N95 or better masks. Edit: Oh, shit what do you know. They
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Just because there are more people who might need to sue the company isn't a reason to allow it to continue to operate. This is just 'too big to fail' but for different (and now theoretical) reasons. Maybe the solution is to
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