chrismcb

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by chrismcb 5y ago
The fact that you were good to him, and he probably enjoyed his job, makes it a difficult decision. Make more money and take in the unknown, it stay where it feels warm and fuzzy.
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by chrismcb 5y ago
No. It isn't. It will take another six months or a year but things will return to much like they were before. With the exception of the office. I don't think the office will ever be the same
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by chrismcb 5y ago
Working from home during the pandemic is different than working from home during normal times
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by chrismcb 5y ago
What is the point of walking if you can fly?
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by chrismcb 5y ago
In a multistory house, a laundry chute would definitely optimize ones life. If course it may not be easy to install a laundry chute. But I don't think that invalidates the life hack idea. To me it was the "here is some cheap way t
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by chrismcb 5y ago
This was widely reported at the time. I don't know about the impersonating police, and I don't think they broke in (I guess it depends on your interpretation) but here is an article with some info... https://www.cnet.co
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by chrismcb 5y ago
I don't think I've ever come across a use case where opening an IDE didn't seem worth it. I've never come across a use case where I though vim was the better option. There are many times I had to use vim because I didn&
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by chrismcb 5y ago
I'm not sure there is hypocrisy. They can and should care about both. Without users there is no profit.
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by chrismcb 5y ago
Why not? A doc is a file, and GDrive still has directories, or folders. Not everything is a doc, there are sheets, pdfs, pics, among others
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by chrismcb 5y ago
The issue is, cars used to be all analog. You pull this wire that thing moves. But nowadays cars are more digital than analog.
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by chrismcb 5y ago
How does fb harm democracy? Is FB actively shutting down voting sites? Bribing politicians? It is it simply disseminating information?
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by chrismcb 5y ago
Other than the other users? I haven't figured it out, as other services offer better experiences. I guess it is the openess around irc.
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by chrismcb 5y ago
Sighs a lot like Hollywood accounting
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by chrismcb 5y ago
Facebooks purpose isn't too serve advertisers. Most for profit companies propose is to make money. Facebooks primary way of doing that is asking ads. But they can't sell ads without plenty of eyeballs. Their FB needs to also pay a
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by chrismcb 5y ago
Is it"always" it is it "usually" I thought there were a few exceptions to this grouping.
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by chrismcb 5y ago
Does it? If someone approaches you as single person, and claims they are an officer. What are you supposed to do? Ask for credentials and if they don't provide it, then run?
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by chrismcb 5y ago
No one, in their right mind would confuse "legal"and "not enforced." Most people understand the difference and would not use the synonymously. For one thing, a lot of people with principals would not do something that wa
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by chrismcb 5y ago
Precheck... Sure feels like a protection racket. It also feels like an easy thing for a terrorist to take advantage of
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by chrismcb 5y ago
Art doesn't suddenly stop being art. I think what you are saying is if people stop discussing a thing then it stops becoming art. Art doesn't require making conversations about art richer. If that were true, the Mona Lisa would s
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by chrismcb 5y ago
If your art requires context to be understood, then it is broken.
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by chrismcb 5y ago
Why do you discourage ANYONE? Surely it is great for some people? Why not urge caution? Let people know it isn't for everyone.
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by chrismcb 5y ago
So .. like the 2016 election that someone keeps claiming was stolen?
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by chrismcb 5y ago
For over a year it was forbidden to discuss even the idea of a lab leak theory. People who questioned it were shut down. They weren't making claims, just asking. Journalists refused to investigate. Scientists were afraid to talk. Becau
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by chrismcb 5y ago
Most free speech proponents agree that calling for violence is wrong. To ask extent encouraging others to break the law is wrong (to an extent, because I've way to get rid of an unjust last is to break it)
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by chrismcb 5y ago
What govt takedown? Why would a for free speech person defend the takedown? As long as they aren't calling for violence I would defend an antiamerican website to say something. I may not like what you have to say, but I will defend you
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by chrismcb 5y ago
FBI? I though FBI was supposed to only work on US soil? And were they listening to any messages from American citizens? Because that works appear to be unconstitutional.
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by chrismcb 5y ago
Inquiring minds want to know... How much does a sheep weigh? And, outside of New Zealand, what average person knows this?
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by chrismcb 5y ago
Because it is fun, even better when it is remote. Plus the gobs of money you mentioned. There is plenty of cool tech work out there. If you think it sucks then yeah that is a good reason to quit
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by chrismcb 5y ago
Which paved mountain roads in the west are stressful?
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by chrismcb 5y ago
A video like this shouldn't be copyrightable. There were no creative aspects in developing it.

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