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With all the information exposed probably 60-70% of all people have been exposed. We need to stop the ability of anyone to do anything useful with this data. Which means forcing banks to improve their security standards... rather than calli
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In other news plastics often mimic estrogen and sperm count down all over the world drastically. Plastics need to be simply banned or highly regulated, and we should also worry about nano particles invading our environment uncontrollably. W
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With Korea, the US basically conquered half of it and made it kind of territory or vassal. Vietnam would be the only victory for the belligerent. The Middle East with US intervention is pretty much destroyed, where Iraq is more or less a va
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Not really, say Texas wanted to declare independence. How long would a Texan militia last against the US military? Modern empires can't be resisted period. It's just a question of whether you want to destroy yourself to keep them
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How to make more money by capitalizing off your brand 101.
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French farmers did nothing 1/3 of the year now many are hyperstressed and a number are taking their own lives.
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Because the interest rate will soon be less than the bonds. Negative interest rates coming down the pipe globally. Only way that I can see it getting justified.
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Could you not generate any random private certificate and force your users to install it?
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I hope these experiences with plastics will make us consider nano particles, as they too will get everywhere guaranteed. Regardless of intentions.
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If you wanna do VR games in your house, this is a very useful first step, to map your house. The game engine can then draw things exactly where they need to be based on your environment.
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They prefer the speed of Chrome. So give them that, with huge corporate backing, and privacy features and you have a good chance at taking some stuff away from Chrome.
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Only way to make people switch is to make it privacy oriented like Safari now is... That would probably let Microsoft steal significant share away from Google. Privacy oriented Chrome, standards compliant, developer oriented. Do a 180 from
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I remember reading in Australia they specifically went after small businesses because as I said they had little ability to defend themselves. > Two Australian Taxation Office whistleblowers have told a joint Four Corners and Fairfax inve
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> IRS is auditing fewer tax returns from corporations because it has fewer people and resources available to identify potential errors and follow up on questionable tax returns On one hand I do want businesses to pay their fair share. O
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Also beheading people and cutting off their hands which are still done in public. Floggings is another. Also all the Saudi dissidents imprisoned by bone saw such as Raif Badawi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raif_Badawi
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7y ago
As everyone here will tell you hiring in tech is broken. It will take you a significant amount of time, months to find another job... after having to practice to get that job with things you don't usually do -- i.e. pass code interview
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> - Rampant corruption (i.e. Teamsters in the 60s is the most egregious example, but probably even a lot of current unions are rife with corruption) > - Racketeering (i.e. like what happened when Theranos tried to move offices) RICO a
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No... it's not true. In the end I have heard employees be terminated for all sorts of frivolous reasons. Unless you are a very senior developer, the chances of you being replaceable especially at a well funded company are very high...
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> They've made it perfectly clear they're unhappy I won't pay them an extra $100+/month for 900 channels of crap over and over. CEO: You know how we solve this, offer them more channels at a premium price. Which will
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I find it funny in not using emotional languages for war, but using emotional languages for crime, so you can "think about the children" (tm). Tells you a lot about power structures.
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Let's call out Jack Dorsey for not being as progressive as he claims.
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Go get a PMP or Prince2 and become a project manager in any software company. Problem solved.
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Only if you are putting stuff into the atmosphere. If you are for instance removing CO2 to sequester it, no one should bat an eye. Same if you put a bunch of green sand somewhere. Really no price should be too high to pay to prevent global
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After the Warming: a view from 2050 (via 1989)
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What if the hypothesis is just propaganda to make moving all the manufacturing capacity to China so corporations and their shareholders can make greater amounts of profit. No one actually sipped on this koolaid, they just claimed to for sak
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Desperate for what? It's a fact that capitalism can accommodate any catastrophe and help those who have capital profit from it. That's why the rich are not worried about global warming. They know eventually millions, maybe even bi
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the point is to tell a story, so unless you have a budget that can accommodate analog don't waste your time with analog. tell your story the easiest way possible, don't complicate things unless you can afford it or, or you lessen
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That's the thing, the developed countries are so arrogant about how much better they do things than the third world, but if you look a bit closer it's the same shit different supposedly developed country.
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All things are made this way... Not because of money. It's just that in order to make them often you need money before the fact, and people with money get ownership and credit. The workers never make boat loads of money or get acknowle
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Sir are you classified as a human? Negative, I am a meat popsicle.
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