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by cmcd 7y ago
It is not easy to get certificates for OSS.
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by cmcd 7y ago
How long has your company been working with him? It sounds like this change was made two years ago.
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by cmcd 7y ago
They aren't going to reimburse you after the fact, but if you get approval in advance many companies will reimburse for graduate programs or other courses.
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by cmcd 7y ago
Yang talks about this on JRE, the idea is that individuals know what they need better than the boards designing "one size fits all" benefits. The Freedom Dividend is meant to help replace complicated benefits for those receiving l
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by cmcd 7y ago
Just because a targeted attack could make you vulnerable via existing tech doesn't mean you should invite new products into your home that openly admit to monitoring you.
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by cmcd 7y ago
It is unacceptable here as well.
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by cmcd 7y ago
There is nothing disingenuous about my comment, it is absurd to think every company that makes deals with sales reps are taking a stance.
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by cmcd 7y ago
There is a big difference between supporting a country like North Korea and a domestic government organization. Imagine if companies started bowing down to this kind of behavior and stopped supporting politically contentious entities. There
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by cmcd 7y ago
Expecting a company to discontinue supporting another entity because you disagree with their policies is not a good mindset. You have to consider the repercussions of bowing down to this way of thinking. Think about how many people would sa
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by cmcd 7y ago
Providing a service to a any political entity is considered taking a stance? What stance is Verizon taking when they provide cell service for leaders of both the NRA and Planned Parenthood?
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by cmcd 7y ago
Sounds like typical banter after securing a sale. In the same way people might use the wine bottle emoji when closing a deal with a brewery.
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Elasticsearch: Dear Search Guard Users #2(elastic.co)
2 points by cmcd 7y ago|0 comments
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by cmcd 7y ago
Are you asking about customer support or support for common enterprise use cases?
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by cmcd 7y ago
Unless I misunderstand their model is not like the companies you mention since you still have to buy the games. Imagine paying monthly for Netflix and still having to pay full price for every movie you watch without owning it.
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by cmcd 7y ago
I would be very surprised to hear Blizzard has an internal tool with issues of that magnitude.
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by cmcd 7y ago
Positive press of this magnitude can help propel your next big idea. If you have a reputation of compensating employees well when startup ideas don't pan out they will be more likely to want to join the next one. Though there are prob
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by cmcd 7y ago
This is using GNU General Public License v3.0 which means commercial purposes are allowed, no?
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by cmcd 7y ago
Was definitely a step in the right direction, they like to say their map making tools are too complex to release which is almost offensive. If employees can learn them then surely dedicated community members can figure out enough to get by.
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by cmcd 7y ago
If this is anticompetitive then many brick and mortar stores are in trouble. Go into any large grocery store and popular items will almost always have a store brand equivalent prominently displayed and discounted next to the name brands.
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by cmcd 7y ago
This is not how copyright works, depends on the exact application but material is typically not a determining factor.
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by cmcd 7y ago
Specialized programs utilizing VR can reduce the severity of PTSD, that does not mean all VR games reduce the chance of developing.
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by cmcd 7y ago
I don't think the demographic is that narrow, there are plenty of people who have only been into gaming for a few years or just started that have played through Half Life. I remember when the orange box came out in middle/high sch
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by cmcd 7y ago
I remember everyone saying Blizzard would release map making tools for Overwatch like they did for Starcraft and Valve did for TF2/CSGO. Seems like a great way to add longevity to the game and the community content can even help fund t
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by cmcd 7y ago
More powerful macros and full unicode support feel like advantages to me.
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by cmcd 7y ago
Jailbreaking is legal because you purchased the hardware and can use it as you please. This is very different from compelling companies to develop and support channels for installing third party software.
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by cmcd 7y ago
Tesla has a larger share of the electric car market in the US than Apple has of the mobile phone market. Claiming that Apple has a monopoly over the App Store is just as unreasonable as claiming Tesla has a monopoly over the Apps installed
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by cmcd 7y ago
Yes, but those are unrelated to climate change.
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by cmcd 7y ago
Non-clickbait title: Don't Charge Your Phone With Public Cables or Ports.
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by cmcd 7y ago
They sort of do answer the question, they aren't accepting money from Google for the right to be the default search engine. They are accepting a portion of search revenue for searches made through Google via Safari. This incentivises t
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by cmcd 7y ago
I do not think you can say Apple has a monopoly over iOS as it is a product not a market. Would be equivalent to saying Tesla has a monopoly over Tesla infotainment software, ignoring that they are only a small part of the larger automobile

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