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by caw 13y ago
Yes you do get some uneven wear, but I'm sure UPS's fleet maintenance keeps track of that too. For the tires, you can rotate them on a regular schedule to reduce repeated wear patterns and spread it more evenly on all of the tires
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by caw 13y ago
I'm guessing you're asking about Linux sysadmin and not Windows sysadmin, but correct me if I'm wrong. What sort of Linux experience do you have already? Are you looking to spend money on resources or free stuff only? Also, a
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by caw 13y ago
The mark is for "contrasting yellow border". I can pick out the Fluke equipment easily from all those images. It's not protecting the use of yellow, which is why the pure yellow devices exist.
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by caw 13y ago
What do you mean by Mac mode? The site says "Are you on a Mac, and need to swap Alt with Command?" and has a dip switch to make the change.
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by caw 13y ago
It's nice to not aggregate your items. I looked at my prime history, and it's a combination of books, music, and household items that don't always meet the $35 free shipping (used to be $25 until Q4 last year). For example, m
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by caw 13y ago
All of my work music has vocalists. Most of what I listen to is rock w/female vocalist. But basically there's consistency and familiarity in what I'm listening to, as well as minimum interruption between songs so I'm abl
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by caw 13y ago
The new redesign also breaks the "Personal Blocklist" Chrome extension by Google. The text overlaps with the first line after the link. I was able to get rid of the new styling by doing incognito mode. If I'm logged in to eit
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by caw 13y ago
I'm going to have to echo whichdan's sentiments in that working remotely will separate you from the networking and social side of things. You need to have something else in mind (hackathons, meetups, other social type things) beca
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by caw 13y ago
I've noticed in the IT industry is that while many things are being automated, a lot of IT work is being shifted. What do I mean by shifted? Besides the obvious "cloud" and on demand resources, you also have the rise of &quot
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by caw 13y ago
I run a Django app on AWS Ubuntu machines managed by Chef. I have my own chef server, but you could also do hosted Chef to avoid the extra infrastructure. Basically chef bootstraps the node from EC2, since you can only give it an initial ke
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by caw 13y ago
TWC is ridiculous on price. My complex was wired for it but they would only sell me "business class" rather than consumer. I instead got U-Verse (18 down / ?? up) for $45 per month.
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by caw 13y ago
There's a distinct lack of images on that website. I for one would like to see how I would diagnose problems without opening 5 tabs. A "demo" mode would be even more helpful.
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by caw 13y ago
I was wondering if the rate of voting or the absolute value of the post's rating (it had a ton of upvotes) triggered a Disqus protection thinking it was a flame war, similar to flamewar protection on HN.
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by caw 13y ago
The government contractors will want a security clearance for that level salary though, particularly the ability to get a top secret clearance or SCI.
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by caw 13y ago
I have 2 similar Ikea desks in a L shape, though it was something like $20 for the table top and 4 legs since the tabletop is pressboard. Ikea has a more expensive height adjustable leg for $15 a piece, which I would recommend over the fixe
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by caw 13y ago
I think it's interesting that some of the premium/upscale brands appear more "premium" with the minimalism, but the commodity brands appear cheaper with the same minimalism. Sometimes the last images take it too far thou
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by caw 13y ago
There's another app called "GlassesOff" that seems to do the same thing.
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by caw 13y ago
It might work, assuming the building can support multiple cable providers (e.g. it's not all just 1 trunk from CableCo), but it would cost more in equipment. You would need to convert the fiber to coax (maybe with an intermediate step
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by caw 13y ago
I think what you're looking for is sale of a partnership. The company may not be structured the same as how a doctor or law office does it, but valuing something with limited physical assets would be a similar methodology.
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by caw 13y ago
Oh okay, so you can approve in batch (I also read your other reply about roll up notifications). That makes more sense now, and I can see why this system makes sense. My previous companies were super rigid about expense reports to avoid any
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by caw 13y ago
I agree, I can't see the approver's perspective on this one. I sent you a gas receipt today, and I send you a bunch more receipts tomorrow, and some more the following day. How do you know which transactions are legitimate if you&
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by caw 13y ago
I agree. Split the expenses with whatever seems logical. Suppose your trip for Company A would be a flight in, hotel for the evening, interview day, then hotel for the next evening (you fly out the next morning). If you want to add another
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by caw 13y ago
Because there's a niche market for people like myself that wear noise canceling headphones without music? Seriously though, if I go in a server room I'm putting noise canceling on. I still need to hear if someone is talking to me,
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by caw 13y ago
I think OP means Twitter OAuth tokens?
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by caw 13y ago
And I might add that double the salary is a good reason to re-negotiate. You're not jumping for 5-10K, which may be reason not to negotiate ("Hey, he's jumping at the drop of a hat, if I keep him he'll jump at the next
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by caw 13y ago
ext3 without dir_index has a limit of 32K directories in any one directory. Where I saw it crop up was 32K folders under /tmp on a cluster system. So no it's not a limit on number of directories entirely (that's inodes), but
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by caw 13y ago
Similar to free inodes, you should also check for maximum number of directories. dir_index option helps, but I've seen it become a problem.
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by caw 13y ago
I just started working from home in January. My suggestions: * A dedicated space is a nice to have. It helps separate the work/not-work relationship * I have two computers for 3 reasons. First is work/not-work balance. Second is r
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by caw 13y ago
A "jumbo" box be an idea there. The office manager could get 1 jumbo box a month and then pass out candy to everyone (versus multiple subscriptions for multiple employees, which would add up fast)
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by caw 13y ago
VSP is Voluntary Separation Plan. It's different than early retirement, because it's not just to get people to retire early. Typically there's some target criteria, like having a particular rating on your review for the past

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