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by derision 6y ago
I don't understand this, you just collect a list of people, then ask the business to reach out to them? Sounds like there will be a very low follow through rate
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by derision 6y ago
Sears is another famous example
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by derision 6y ago
I don't think so, I have custom aliases I add to every machine to do some of these things, so this is a welcome tool. Working with issues is something I was completely missing as well
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by derision 6y ago
They had an undocumented feature toggle for that since day 1. A JavaScript snippet was issued was posted on a thread here that reverted it to the old functionality. So they are using them but not always surfacing them
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by derision 6y ago
No, the less mandated by law, the better
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by derision 6y ago
They have 13000 employees. That's a lot of money in salary alone
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by derision 6y ago
I've never had an issue with anything shipping from Amazon
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by derision 7y ago
And many of us aren't happy with how previous administration's have taken advantage of us. Many of the countries in NATO weren't contributing their fair share, for example. Trump changed that and now those countries have comm
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by derision 7y ago
Isn't this what the US just implemented too? You can apply for assistance through the CARES act for 100% of employee salaries and the loan is forgiven at the end if you don't lay off any of your employees
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by derision 7y ago
Google is many orders of magnitudes larger than Zoom. Zoom has one product, Google has thousands of products, many more complex than Zoom.
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by derision 7y ago
It's a bit surprising to me, because I assumed the difference was merely due to temperature (try to drink soda at the same temperature as a hot cup of a coffee, I guarantee you won't like it)
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by derision 7y ago
Do you think Bezos did not pay taxes on his earnings? His "fortune" is majority equity in Amazon, not cash sitting in a bank account. Any income he received was taxed
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by derision 7y ago
But then it's not big data, it's just a database and that's not investment grade
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by derision 7y ago
Any movement where continuing my expected duties considers me a "scab" and views me in an unfavorable light, simply for showing up, doing my work, and providing for my family. Under your description, that covers any movement
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by derision 7y ago
And what if their movement is hurting my employment, and thus my livelihood? The attitude you're suggesting is basically holding me hostage to your demands, regardless of if they're reasonable or not.
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by derision 7y ago
Considering that hospitals are barely able to get PPE, I think they should be given first priority over delivery people who don't necessarily have to interact with anyone on the receiving end
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by derision 7y ago
What if I disagree with their characterization of the situation and I'm perfectly happy with my working environment?
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by derision 7y ago
Do you consider laptops mobile and not desktop? Laptops with touchscreens are pretty common these days
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by derision 7y ago
When I tried to hit the back button, it was going to countries I didn't even select
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by derision 7y ago
Please please please please please do not hijack browser controls.... I went to the helix page, tried to hit back, and it has been hijacked to "move backwards" in the helix. That is the WORST thing you could possibly do
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by derision 7y ago
To each their own, personally I look forward to it every year to see the creative things companies come up with
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by derision 7y ago
Google's April Fools jokes were pretty benign anyway... obviously anything related to the virus would be in terribly bad taste, but I don't see why something in the same vein as https://maps.googleblog.com/2012&#x2
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by derision 7y ago
Cloud bills can be massively, especially for a company that has a ton of outgoing bandwidth
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by derision 7y ago
Depends where you live. In Cleveland, there's still plenty of small shops I go to all the time. I also order from Amazon and shop at Walmart.
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by derision 7y ago
So people didn't buy things before Amazon?
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by derision 7y ago
Writing "Happy Birthday, <name>!" takes literally a few seconds and absolutely 0 effort, but means a lot to the recipient. You should consider your coworker's more empathetically
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by derision 7y ago
Hey guys check it out! This guy just solved distributed databases.
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by derision 7y ago
Yes
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by derision 7y ago
Most of what I've seen so far seems to suggest it works more like AIDs, where it weakens something (in this case, epithelial cells in the lungs) which allows other opportunistic issues to arise (bacterial pneumonia for example). So rat
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by derision 7y ago
Her aunt is the one claiming she had no pre-existing conditions. I'd like to see a statement from a medical professional and an autopsy

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