creepydata

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by creepydata 9y ago
Tip jars are never tasteful, putting a tip jar out is equivalent to panhandling, IMO. A business is a place for business transactions, not begging.
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by creepydata 9y ago
Awful, absolutely terrible. Translation: "We will no longer pay our drivers, we will guilt you into doing it."
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by creepydata 9y ago
This is where different accounts with automatic direct deposit really shines. My paycheck is directed several different ways - I have a household bills account, a savings account, and a daily spend account. My paycheck gets allocated to eac
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by creepydata 9y ago
Eclipse defaults to the tab character, at least for Java.
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by creepydata 9y ago
Every editor has different defaults and ever developer uses a different editor. You want consistency throughout the project.
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by creepydata 9y ago
>don't always notice they are "wrong" when doing a quick change. I can't understand this! First thing I do when I open up an editor is show whitespace characters. They are part of the source code this should be always
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by creepydata 9y ago
Um, wow. That's really something you should know and understand because you want to make sure you are getting paid correctly and catch any payroll errors. They are not uncommon, I've caught a couple myself, including an $1,800 m
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by creepydata 9y ago
So real journals can't issue corrections?
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by creepydata 9y ago
They already know all the detailed information about their third party sellers and they also directly compete with them as well.
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by creepydata 9y ago
idbehold can't post his or her name and birthday without revealing he or she is the owner of the idbehold hacker news account. Which is more information than name+birthday, it's name+birthday+hacked news posting history. http:&#
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by creepydata 9y ago
>Is the list of doctors you visit private? Yes, this is explicitly protected by law. >I could probably discover such information No you can't get this information, and certainly not legally. >Your address is usually public Exa
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by creepydata 9y ago
"I would let the government know that's not okay" - lol, yeah good luck with that. How do you think the RNC got birthdays for 200 million Americans in the first place? Public records. 200 million Americans are NOT affiliated
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by creepydata 9y ago
How do you know if your birthday isn't in some publicly accessible government database somewhere? Did you try to find it? Did you hire a private investigator (who has quick access to all those databases) and ask them if they can find y
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by creepydata 9y ago
I think you are confused about what "private" means. I've never "consented" to "releasing" my address publicly, but real estate records are public information thus the real estate I own is easily queried f
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by creepydata 9y ago
Did you read The link I posted? If you are a registered voter in Connecticut your birthday is public information by law.
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by creepydata 9y ago
The only people who can go to jail for mishandling classified information are people with security clearances.
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by creepydata 9y ago
Um, no. Your birthday is certainly not private information. Births are openly published in the local paper and online. Not to mention stuff like this - http://www.wfsb.com/story/26835982/website-displaying-voters..
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by creepydata 9y ago
So? The GP said "these days," not "in my country these days" stating it like it was some sort of universal truth. We aren't talking about compiling data on UK citizens or Dutch citizens, this is American companies c
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by creepydata 9y ago
Woah. Why don't you calm down and read the comment you are replying to. The comment you were replying to wasn't taking a position on the issue, and certainly not a strong one, merely asking questions. >The mere thought of compi
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by creepydata 9y ago
It's plural, spreadsheets. It could be thousands of separate files.
51.
by creepydata 9y ago
I think you meant to say "hiring managers Googling potential employees."
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by creepydata 9y ago
Not only that but they may just enjoy recruiting more than they enjoy (or don't enjoy) programing.
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by creepydata 9y ago
What does it tell?
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by creepydata 9y ago
Now? Give me a fucking break. Big US companies, and all US companies, big and small, have always choosen, and very carefully, what sorts of content they want to distribute, what sorts of image they want to portray, what sorts of causes th
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by creepydata 9y ago
Um why not? Do you never leave your house? You have never eaten off a plate you don't own? Never been to a restaurant? You've never slept in a hotel or at a friend's house? (I went rouge and bought both dishes and blankets fr
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by creepydata 9y ago
Due to easy access to cheap credit, government policies, and government subsidies, probably half of people who buy a house in the US can't actually afford to care for that house.
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by creepydata 9y ago
Yes, I have many friends (10ish maybe) who aren't natives but currently live in Brooklyn. Queens is affordable too (you can buy a small house for ~$300,000ish IIRC, I think in Rockaway Beach) but you're very far away from Manhatta
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by creepydata 9y ago
What do you consider NYC? $1800 a month can get you a two bedroom in Brooklyn.
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by creepydata 9y ago
https://www.foodsafety.gov As far as hand washing goes. Wash your hands at the start. Avoid cross contamination by washing your hands immediately after handling raw meat. You can wipe your hands on a (clean) apron or towel if yo
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by creepydata 9y ago
Any nearby business? I thought lost property was to be turned into the police station. Otherwise the owner could call the cops on the business employees "I was never at Dunkin Donuts yesterday."

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