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   by dba7dba 10y ago

   It's not the standard. LAUSD just went through a massive building/remodeling of facilities last few years. Not all schools got it but ones that were remodeled look nice. But that is after decades worth of students who went through
2. 692.▲
   by dba7dba 10y ago

   Yes this is very unusual. Considering the socioeconomic background of the area.
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   by dba7dba 10y ago

   Well Microsoft is up there too so ...
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   by dba7dba 10y ago

   And even the idea of allowing 3rd party apps on iPhone was pretty much forced upon Apple by popular demand from what I recall.
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   by dba7dba 10y ago

   Apple might be viewed as a premium brand compared to Samsung/Moto/Lenovo/HP Samsung is in #2 spot in global brand valuation. Google, Microsoft, and Verizon round out top 5. http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobil
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   by dba7dba 10y ago

   Pointing you to something another poster put up Homosexual acceptance in the US was higher in the 1920s than in the following decades until the late 1960s. Arguably, this cycles. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_
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   by dba7dba 10y ago

   You never know. Once they get married and have kids, things change.
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   by dba7dba 10y ago

   You are way overestimating the ability of average FB (or American ?) users to think logically or judge something rationally. I'm not saying they are dumb. I'm saying not that many would stop and seriously think if 'trending&#
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   by dba7dba 10y ago

   EDIT: No sir, there is no such law that said that all things must be monolithic in their nature. So, distort stories to keep eyeballs of main customers (younger hence more liberal) on Facebook, for the sake of earning more ad dollars? I thi
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    by dba7dba 10y ago

    So facebook is a news site? Or a connector of people?
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    by dba7dba 10y ago

    I believe both right and left news medias filter out stories to meet own agenda. No question about that imo. The problem here is Facebook never claimed to be a news site but a connector for people. But here we find out they were acting as a
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    by dba7dba 10y ago

    I am not surprised Facebook has been doing this. It's ironic. Silicon Valley is all about question the authorities. Ask why. And now we hear stories like these Orwellian like practices... This will be another interesting topic historia
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    by dba7dba 10y ago

    @krapp EDIT: I said stay on topic, because some will try to go tangent to prevent meaningful discussion on the real topic. Much like politicians not answering questions. This achieves one's goal of causing FUD to keep the person/
14. 704.▲
    by dba7dba 10y ago

    Yes libertarians would be pissed if right-leaners control news. But the topic here is facebook. Let's stay on topic.
15. 705.▲
    by dba7dba 10y ago

    Apparently you are too conservative according to Facebook? Or too many friends that are conservative?
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    by dba7dba 10y ago

    NEWS sites that filter out news to meet its own agendas? Expected. But let's stay focused on the topic, Facebook.
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    by dba7dba 10y ago

    I don't think such retaliation will ever happen. Many lobbyists will be waiting in the hallway of US Senate before ink of the signature dries.
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    by dba7dba 10y ago

    No product manager can plan for such lack of discretion.
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    by dba7dba 10y ago

    There is no open space to park a 160ft long object horizontally anywhere near spacex HQ.
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    by dba7dba 10y ago

    And fairly close to LAX too. Another stop for star tour buses!
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    by dba7dba 10y ago

    The big plus of EV is that you can 'gas' (or charge) up your vehicle at your home. So I think including charger in private garage is just fine.
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    by dba7dba 11y ago

    The problem with the ARM assault is that unlike AMD, which could be killed by messing with other users of the chipset and patent attacks and contract shennanigans, killing off someone making an ARM chip does nothing but make the other ARM
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    by dba7dba 11y ago

    1. Breaking rules When the article starts out with the story of Youtube, you read about the lists the moderators working off of to keep certain materials out of Youtube. And something was missing on the list. Any guess? Yes, copyrighted
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    by dba7dba 11y ago

    S Korea implemented whats called Green Belt decades ago. Basically large swaths of land where you basically cannot build anything. They were not designated such because of some specific species or such. They just wanted to ensure there is s
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    by dba7dba 11y ago

    In this context it's the fault of managers. Sure racial lines exist but such hostility should not be allowed to exist by management.
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    by dba7dba 11y ago

    From my experience, I was lucky to have good managers that seemed ok during interview and even after I started working. What changed my situation for worse was new manager, either replacing my direct manager or being put above my direct man
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    by dba7dba 11y ago

    Not having to put on headphone to listen to music while working is glorious.
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    by dba7dba 11y ago

    All my previous employers required sysadmin onsite mainly because they didn't want to invest in the necessary infrastructure, like KVM with ethernet connectivity or networked powerstrips. Maybe I just haven't been blessed with wor
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    by dba7dba 11y ago

    As someone with small kids (slightly older), I can totally relate why it can seem so hard to work from home. Yeah, having such young kids at home will mean chaos, even with mom/nanny. My kids are slightly older and can entertain themse
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    by dba7dba 11y ago

    This is exactly what I saw at my previous company 5-6 years ago. They had no remote work policy but made exceptions for a few key people. Those few were very good at what they did for years consistently and well liked (responsible, pleasant