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chillfox
6y ago
They might just have figured that none of the people with standing is actually going to sue them. A license is only as strong as the likelihood and severity of consequences.
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chillfox
6y ago
Consent! Usually when an organization is pen-tested it consented to being pen-tested (likely even requesting it). Here there were no contact with the Linux foundation to gain consent for the experiment.
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chillfox
6y ago
Additionally some universities use a subdomain for student addresses, only making top level email addresses available to staff and a small selection of PhD students who needs it for their research.
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chillfox
6y ago
They might disagree about that though. From the outside it looks like they operate more like VCs, publish lots of books, see what sticks.
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chillfox
6y ago
What is it with everyone advocating for using or not using specific licenses always assume that everyone is sharing the same goals for software? How about pick the license that matches your objectives best.
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chillfox
6y ago
Yeah, the entire car, engine and wheels thing really disconnected OOP from any practical use for me. It really took a long time before I understood how it applied to real code. If real examples from a blog or accounting software had been us
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chillfox
6y ago
"(no foobar)" As someone with English as a second language seeing "foobar" all over the place in lot's of different contexts really confused me a lot early on. Especially when docs started talking about a "fo
818.
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6y ago
Even more reason to let the other person talk about themself if they enjoy it. If both of you dislike talking about yourselves then try to explain something about a subject that you find interesting. Edit: I want to add that not liking some
819.
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chillfox
6y ago
Fair enough, not everyone learns in the same way. You are right that clubs will feel awkward, for the first 2-3 months anyway. But they will also challenge you to improve your social skills.
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chillfox
6y ago
There is no need for a family to be "sick" or not loving for homeschooling to end up being a little insular. I grew up being home schooled while traveling the world. It definitely resulted in weaker social skills as I lacked long
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chillfox
6y ago
"My job is to make my boss look good, not to impress his boss or higher." This is really important. Not only will it make your time at a company much easier, it will increase your chances of promotion and it will make it easier
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chillfox
6y ago
Yeah, that "expecting to get rewarded for calling out issues" is one of the things you can learn from homeschooling that needs to be unlearned later. It comes down to you not having much power to fix anything as a child and parent
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6y ago
So what you need to do in that situation is smile and happily give your name + email, then set aside an hour a week to chat with people in that slack channel. Parties are not really good places to learn social skills, people are generally p
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chillfox
6y ago
"Not a good fit" is about social skills, it has nothing to do with qualifications. And no one gets promoted in the first year.
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chillfox
6y ago
Homeschooling is frequently paired with some degree of insular.
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chillfox
6y ago
The problem now is that you likely can't use either of those managers that you went over the heads of as references for future jobs (they may not say nice things).
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chillfox
6y ago
As someone who was also home schooled and had problems with social interactions in my early twenties the best advice I can give is join several clubs that does things in person. You MUST learn how to make friends, how to not upset people, h
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chillfox
6y ago
Well, to be fair, politics trampled all over their field and trying to be above that has got them nowhere. If a mud fight erupts around you then you can either try to ignore it with zero chance of winning or you can join it with a chance to
829.
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chillfox
6y ago
I don't think you have to be a customer to put in a complaint about their advertising.
830.
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chillfox
6y ago
Would be nice if it was required for all subscription services and not just phone/internet.
831.
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chillfox
6y ago
That is not the total amount in dollars.
832.
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chillfox
6y ago
Mobile phone plans and car payments all display the total price here in Australia as well as the monthly payments.
833.
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chillfox
6y ago
I think they have to display the total price for the contract here in Australia, not just the monthly payments.
834.
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chillfox
6y ago
So are you going to report them to the ACCC? They are also advertising their Lightroom cloud storage as a backup, but it does not meet the Macquarie Dictionary (Australian English) definition for backup.
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chillfox
6y ago
Cool, but it has some way to go. Currently it is slower and less accurate than the same function in Canva.
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chillfox
6y ago
Unless the ad provider proxy the site instead of the ads. That way they get more control/data.
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chillfox
6y ago
They will work around it by being your DNS provider and proxy for your site.
838.
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chillfox
6y ago
Absolutely, the solution is better laws and regulations.
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chillfox
6y ago
Depends upon what kind of contract you sign. But sure, any place small enough to only want one person is unlikely to be reasonable about it.
840.
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chillfox
6y ago
Not necessarily. Not everyone are willing to pay for on-call.
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