carrja99

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by carrja99 4y ago
We need to go back to xml. Admit it.
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by carrja99 4y ago
It is time
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by carrja99 4y ago
That right there
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by carrja99 4y ago
Because Elon is about to drop his next banger, New York Times Best Seller: "Twitter 2.0 or How I Stopped Worrying and Loved the Mythical Man Month"
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by carrja99 4y ago
Oh this will be rich
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by carrja99 4y ago
Typically companies use MDM to do a remote wipe and reset.
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by carrja99 4y ago
No. In fact, they informed us we were being gifted out MacBooks to help with our jobsearch.
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by carrja99 4y ago
My favorite one is having tell me classic tales with a modern twist. For example, “Write a story similar to The Cask of Amontillado but make it about a guy visiting a shop every day and asking if the owner has any Blanton’s in back.”
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by carrja99 4y ago
Holy crap do they really!?
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by carrja99 4y ago
The future of finance
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by carrja99 4y ago
> DAOs make it simple to work remotely without needing to reside in a specific location. This doesn’t make sense to me. I’ve managed globally distributed remote teams for the better part of a decade and haven’t had any issues.
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by carrja99 4y ago
Geez the obsession with Elon. There's about a hundred Elon + Doge themed shitcoins. ElonShibe, Elon Mars, etc.
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by carrja99 4y ago
"The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks"
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by carrja99 4y ago
They did once, but changed their tune. People then get all hand wavy and point at the fact banks have fractional reserves too.
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by carrja99 4y ago
EXACTLY. What people miss the point about tether is that they can claim anything, at the end of the day there’s no transparency to what is really going on behind the curtain. And keep in mind US citizens cannot legally redeem tethers for US
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by carrja99 4y ago
We run the on-prem version, but looking to transition to SaaS soon. While one can point at the current outage and say "good thing we run it ourselves!" it is a chore to keep updated and running smoothly. That said, it runs untouc
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by carrja99 5y ago
Not gonna lie... thought this was going to be about Radio Shack's rebranding as a crypto scheme. Guess that will be an article for next year.
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by carrja99 5y ago
From Missouri, it is his standard MO
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by carrja99 5y ago
Good. We’re tired of what they did to society.
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by carrja99 5y ago
Brings back good memories... I used to go directly to the electronics section at Walmart while my parents shopped, start defrag on all the computers and then watch from the CD aisle with a smirk as an associate would come across them, excla
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by carrja99 5y ago
Quick! Someone reinvent rss as blockchain tech!
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by carrja99 5y ago
Then you'll enjoy this quick video from the "slumdoge millionaire" in why you should "invest" in dogecoin. https://twitter.com/TikTokInvestors/status/14672257141642649...
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by carrja99 5y ago
Bingo. Just the other day I saw someone arguing with bob8374922 in a very long thread. When I clicked on bobs profile he had zero followers and account was created this year, no tweets that weren’t replied to others arguing insane “I’m a cr
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by carrja99 5y ago
Good.
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by carrja99 5y ago
You'd be surprised.
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by carrja99 5y ago
I live in Missouri and witnessed an elderly woman withdraw cash from one at the mall some time ago. Was really floored by that one!
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by carrja99 5y ago
Yeah, if you move fictional dollars in the form of USDT to USDC then you are just shifting the imaginary amount around, it doesn't change the fact $61B is rendered worthless.
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by carrja99 5y ago
Not anymore.
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by carrja99 5y ago
Atlantis is great. If you've grown beyond 5 or so engineers you should have no excuse to be running terraform apply from laptops.
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by carrja99 5y ago
There's a song in Hamilton that I'm always reminded of when terraform applies run: "Blow Us All Away"

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