crdblb

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   by crdblb 12y ago

   The reach of these kinds of lawsuits (see also the Yahoo one from a few years ago) goes far beyond the affected employees. For example, I'm a dev but I've never worked in ops or any other role where I was considered "on call&
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   by crdblb 12y ago

   Restaurants already keep notes on their customers and refer to them whenever you call or make a reservation online. If you're a less-than-ideal customer, they won't do something as overt as refuse service (unless you did something
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   by crdblb 12y ago

   The only reason it works for Wikipedia is because everything must be externally-verifiable ("citation needed" and all that). On Wikipedia, trust in the crowd is not only unnecessary, it is actively discouraged. That doesn't w
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   by crdblb 12y ago

   It's very strange that when you click or touch down on a button, the shadow spreads out more, as though the button got further away from the underlying surface. It seems like any "press down" sort of action should, well, make