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Having an office doesn’t change how crappy a commute is. Or how annoying people in the office are… looking at you people who reheat fish, or try and peddle your kids’ cookies and bags of popcorn, or show up sick and act like you don’t think
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3y ago
It’s only losing customers because it is bad, and always was bad. Just more shit from Zuck that nobody needs or wants. More than 2/3rd of the posts they showed me didn’t come from friends. Only reason 100% haven’t left is that you have
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3y ago
Was the password, “XGonGiveIttToYa”?
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3y ago
dotCMS | REMOTE | Full-Time | Miami, Florida | https://www.dotcms.com/ dotCMS is designed to deliver content-driven applications at scale. Whether you're building a network of global websites, an employee intranet, cus
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3y ago
I love this sort of content. Thanks for sharing!
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3y ago
Ha. It’s so bad! And rather then let chat work on mobile it pushes you to download the app. But if you say, “Send the desktop site…” from your phone it sends a responsive site where chat works fine. They literally go out of their way to mak
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3y ago
I think it would be nice to have less people. Like going back in time when there wasn’t as much traffic.
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3y ago
Wankers.
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3y ago
It pushed a bunch of sponsored ad content that wasn’t targeted correctly, and never really showed me anything from my friends. It got annoying fast, so it got deleted.
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3y ago
On linked in, there are "about 2,900" people listed who work at Reddit. Want to see something shocking? My mind was blown. Click on this link. https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/people/?currentC
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3y ago
A lot of times people get put on "cool down" after applying. Apply to a job and even if you don't get a rejection letter, they may still say, "Let's put a pause on this guy for the next 6 months." So if your re
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3y ago
I can’t get behind stuff like this. It just doesn’t seem easier to use than something like Whimsical or even Visio. Who is the audience? People who want to draw but are afraid to use a mouse? Or can this be automated? But who really automat
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3y ago
Pretty hard to feel sorry for these guys. They found a cheat code in capitalism and they're exploiting it. * Landlord: "I didn't have to increase the rent but I did it anyway. " : iamatotalpieceofshit || https:/&#x
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It’s a pretty sketchy company. Investigation: How Roblox Is Exploiting Young Game Developers https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_gXlauRB1EQ Roblox Pressured Us to Delete Our Video. So We Dug Deeper. https://m.youtube.
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3y ago
I have like an 8-10 year-old NUC and I love it. I got another one for my mom, it's her primary PC. It's tiny, reasonably speedy with 16 GB of RAM, well-built, hasn't needed any maintenance. ASUS makes sense, glad the NUC foun
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3y ago
Discord is good for real-time chatting -- both text and voice. It's pretty horrible for finding old conversations, unless you know exactly what you're looking for (and even then there's a lot of manual sifting). I mostly love
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3y ago
They also did lobotomies on indigenous women, up into the 50s. My grandmother was lobotomized in Canada in 1952 right after the birth of my mother. She went in to have 8 more kids that, like my mother, had to raise themselves. I only ever k
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I used this trick when I was his age! Never had any issues. Saved a bunch of money. Only way to get caught is to offer the details up. He had to have told the agents the wrong city or something like that. Anyway it’s a great trick to shave
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3y ago
Cringe because it's listening to the kooks in tinfoil hats. The same sort of people who say the 5G is coming to get them, and Covid Vaccines make you magnetic. 3 days later, EU signs off on data transfer. There's something to be s
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3y ago
Update : There's nothing wrong with using GA. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/07/big-tech-can-tra...
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3y ago
These guys have a steep hill to climb. One huge problem with open-source "hobby" projects is that they tend to not have designers when they need them. A dev sets out to build something, and then after it works asks a designer to h
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If this means they'll have more resources to fix the horrible video streaming battery usage from Firefox running on MacOS... great. Intel MBPs battery just goes from 100 to 0 when you stream a video call. Honestly even on an M1 Firefox
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3y ago
I mean... you can save a few bucks on a laptop. Sure. But the real cost is the downtime. If I have an employee that I value at $100,000 a year, working 1800 hours, that's $55 / hour. Assuming their work doesn't impact anyone
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3y ago
Cringe because... "Why bother?" and more so, "Why talk about it?" If Google isn't in compliance, Google will get there... or appeal the ruling, or find some other way so that every user of GA doesn't have to mi
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3y ago
I have 2 accounts. One for work, one for home. I don't generally mix and match work devices and home devices... I have email (via Outlook) on my phone, but things like texts, contacts, photos, and copy / paste between devices I do
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Maybe GDKP is just a set of overly broad, poorly written rules? Here's an article that linked from the one you sent. Even the EU Parliament is in violation of GDPR. =P * European parliament found to have broken EU rules on data transfe
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I find moving away from GA to be really cringe. It's not like Google can't get all the data it wants from the people using Chrome. All GA really does is ensure the non-Chrome users get captured by Google. And -- more importantly -
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An example of where the show's writers just really missed the mark... I wanted to like "A League of Their Own" -- I loved the movie. But I can't watch the TV show. It seems like they have spent a lot to make the world fe
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I feel like Amazon shows spend money on actors and sets, but not nearly enough on writing. And that just sort of underscores how important writers are. You can have a cool concept, but if you can't build a good story out of it... or yo
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> More than half of Stony Brook students from the bottom 20% of the income distribution make it to the top 20%! That’s amazing! That is really impressive! And look, more schools should focus on this metric. As an Ivy League grad, you can
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