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celticmusic
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it's like putting a bandaid on a gunshot wound, it does nothing to fix the underlying problem. Why do we need a society of black engineers when we already have a society of engineers? Willingly Segregating yourself off from the rest o
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I don't know that I buy the symbol created connections. You could just as easily continue the traditions without the symbol, unless it was the entirety of the traditions themselves that was voted out? I mean, I agree with your overall
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7y ago
google pays firefox for it
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7y ago
does 1pass have a desktop client?
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celticmusic
7y ago
had a brief stint with lastpass and hated my life. 1Password is just infinitely better, no contest.
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7y ago
this is so disingenous. You're trying to imply that the reason women leave STEM is because they'll have to pump at work. that's ridiculous. And I've personally seen plenty of women pump at work.
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7y ago
linux has pkill as well.
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yeah, the whole conduct thing was weird and felt like part of a different talk. I kept expecting him to try and bring it back to the rest of his talk and he never really did outside of it being somewhat related to the idea of "lets do
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7y ago
There are a lot of things in life that aren't perfect, yet they're still solutions.
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7y ago
Short of some form of difficult manual labor, I've never experienced a workplace that doesn't allow a woman to pump. This is certainly not going to be the norm.
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7y ago
you can bottle feed breast milk.
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7y ago
is it really more complicated than that? I bet your argument is going to be "but alcohol is technically a drug", at which point I'm going to roll my eyes so hard they roll out the door.
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7y ago
I'm going to use an analogy to explain why I responded in the first place. We tell kids "just don't do drugs" for lots of reasons. No one would ever suggest with a straight face that we shouldn't tell children this
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7y ago
> Automation is an ideal, but not a necessity You're just bad. You automate specifically to take the human error risk out of the equation, that's a part of what it means to be competent. We don't automate our deploys bec
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7y ago
no thank you, I don't want my restaurant to require this just to eat so they can track me better.
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7y ago
I disagree. People are going to do it, but it needs to be understood that there are major risks with doing it.
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7y ago
jesus h, that's insane.
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7y ago
that's a fair point. I'm not saying they didn't make mistakes, just that I understand why they held onto the ID's in this case.
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7y ago
now THAT is ridiculous.
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7y ago
generally I agree, but I can understand why they did it. If they're accused of allowing underage models they'll be in a spot they definitely don't want to be in. There was a case years ago of a man who was on trial for child
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> rather you need continuous, unfailing competency That's called doing it manually. What you're doing is making excuses rather than holding yourself to a higher level of quality.
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7y ago
It's possible to avoid losing a configuration.
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7y ago
scrollbar styling flat shouldn't be allowed.
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7y ago
I'm the exact opposite. Having a compiler help you avoid an entire class of bugs is superb.
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7y ago
If you had hired competent people to begin with, the configs would have been backed up. I don't agree with the other posters recommendation, but I understand the sentiment. The same incompetence that allowed the event to happen is the
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This is how I feel when people talk about Schroedingers cat. Give me a week and I'll be able to answer that question definitively.
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> In the end everything was kind of anti-climactic, with everything working as expected for as long as it needed to. I often tell people that great software development is boring.
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what a silly excuse for being offended by nothing. Watch as I come up with a random reason you're wrong. The OP could see it and laugh and that could possibly lighten their day and help them relax. Wait, no. That's positive, onli
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this would certainly help recreate the configuration.
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7y ago
As an adult I downloaded some tower building game and then eventually realized I had to pay to be able to keep playing it reasonably. It was my first experience ever with pay-to-play. I just deleted it and flat don't play mobile game
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