chaircher

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by chaircher 5y ago
you would like Geowizard's crossing a country in a straight line series on youtube
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by chaircher 5y ago
Be in tune with your local community. I get wind of problem clients AND problem partners or suppliers long before we're even on each others' radar. Try and surround yourself with people you trust so when someone says "xxxxxx
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by chaircher 5y ago
may be regional dialect
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by chaircher 5y ago
I try to look for work that causes the least possible harm rather than try to find something that causes no harm, because that's almost impossible. And also, if you find that job, the competition for it is so fierce can you really clai
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by chaircher 5y ago
This is why I lost interest in a career in accademia and set myself up in industry. I saw one too many situations like this where people assumed they'd be stopped by the institution if they took things too far and they were not.
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by chaircher 5y ago
I was trapped by a 'bug' that meant the verification code system was broke. After a couple weeks of no luck I coincidentally set up pi-hole on my laptop and it seemed to de-bug the page or do something to otherwise break the loop
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by chaircher 5y ago
might be to articulate the privacy issues. As in, the cameras aren't just technically on his property but they're filming his whole life
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by chaircher 5y ago
How long have you been doing this and has it caused you to get locked out your account at all? I used to use instagram on desktop only but the account kept getting suspended, which stopped happening once I reverted back to using the mobile
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by chaircher 5y ago
No, because the same selection bias that chooses horrible and incompetent adults will choose horrible and incompetent teenagers. Have you seen the state of student politics?
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by chaircher 5y ago
Plagerism is rife in academia.
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by chaircher 5y ago
Once too often I've filled someone in on why we need to talk before we actually talk, only for them to use the email to cause grief before the actual meeting. I did also once have a manager who chronically used "we need to talk&qu
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by chaircher 5y ago
Live somewhere for a long time and in a close knit community. Eventually you hear through word of mouth long before you even consider applying.
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by chaircher 5y ago
No but you need to figure out how you could have found out about this disfunction in the interview process and apply it to your new job search, else you risk ending up in a similar situation again
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by chaircher 5y ago
"I’m not entirely sure the migraines even existed. On a few occasions, Jack admitted to me that he faked being sick to get out of school. It’s plausible that Jack made them up to get out of school or socializing, and his well-meaning b
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by chaircher 5y ago
They stop working once everyone knows about them. If your attacker knows your codeword it stops being a codeword
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by chaircher 5y ago
A lot of these people prefer the stability of knowing their income over a long period of time, rather than focusing on maximising profitability and therefore losing time working on their craft and also introducing instability longer term. M
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by chaircher 5y ago
They are presumably a lot better a getting reviews they don't like taken down
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by chaircher 5y ago
a great example is doc martens, and then infuriatinly once we'd all jumped ship to solovair they went the same way
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by chaircher 5y ago
Where I lived a lot of the service industry was closed most of 2020 / it was open but no one went in, but it was the first year where I saw widespread hygiene issues at supermarkets, commonly finding out of date or spoiled food.
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by chaircher 5y ago
Everyone thinks their family will never battle like that, or if they do think that they mis-evaluate who the risky party is or how bad it will get. Get a solicitor/lawyer ASAP and more importantly, be wary of ANYONE who tells you you d
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by chaircher 5y ago
When you want to cancel something and it looks like they might start giving you grief, write to them via physical mail on signed-for delivery. Specify in the letter they are to respond to you by writing only. If at all appropriate label it
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by chaircher 5y ago
I am under the impression this varies wildly from country to conutry but am unsure - maybe someone else can chime in to confirm/deny?
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by chaircher 5y ago
For me I mostly avoid blends for the same reasons outlined above but they are a good compromise, and sometimes you do just have to compromise. It's great when you can find items with non-synthetic blends like a silk/linen knit jum
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by chaircher 5y ago
Facebook are very good at having convenient errors like this
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by chaircher 5y ago
Yes and there's a trap where once you learn one version of this you can go too far the other way trying to balance your personality out. And it can also be the case that you're doing both at the same time - thinking about the comm
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by chaircher 5y ago
A few points: Synthetic clothes (ie manmade fibres like polyester) are mostly made of plastic which is really really bad for your skin and your hair, especially if you have eczema. Non-synthetic clothes pack more bang for their buck when it
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by chaircher 5y ago
1.Curate your relationships more harshly. 2.Ready meals are better than no meals. 3.It is not your responsibility to rescure people from situations they put themselves in because they want to be rescued. 4.You don't have to pay your du
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by chaircher 5y ago
Is this woman involved in gamergate? I genuinely don't know anything about the tweet author or any of the context which is why I've asked for more info
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by chaircher 5y ago
You might have posted on the wrong comment thread? This one was me asking for context for a bad-faith read of a vague tweet
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by chaircher 5y ago
Is there any more context to this? Because the tweet is vague and assuming it's about posts like this seems like a bit of a jump unless you've got further info about it

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