donnachangstein

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First US sixth-gen fighter jet will be the F-47, and Boeing is going to build it(businessinsider.com)
12 points by donnachangstein 2y ago|23 comments
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Wings Hauser, actor who played the greatest cinema pimp of all time, dead at 78(yahoo.com)
2 points by donnachangstein 2y ago|1 comments
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by donnachangstein 2y ago
Anywhere else. If Canada finds out you have a DUI in your past, and they WILL find out because they are an advanced Western country with the resources and intelligence to do so, they will turn you away at the border. This is a well known fa
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by donnachangstein 2y ago
Every country on planet Earth has their own rules and they all have every right to tell any non-citizen entering to fuck off at their whims. Sorry but that's how it works. The sense of entitlement here is mind-boggling. If I fly to $CO
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by donnachangstein 2y ago
Friendly reminder that if you have a DUI in your past, you WILL be refused admittance into Canada.
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Call Attendant: Python-based landline call blocker and automated call attendant(emxsys.github.io)
2 points by donnachangstein 2y ago|0 comments
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by donnachangstein 2y ago
> I've had mostly bad managers. Most of them maybe wrote code for a year or two and think they understand team dynamics and how to build software. They then burden a good running team with whatever cult processes of the day One of t
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by donnachangstein 2y ago
> in university research labs, as a PhD student, post-doc, or professor, you manage yourself That is not the real world. Turns out working for your brother-in-law they let you manage yourself too.
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by donnachangstein 2y ago
> Like a bad programmer can push terrible code, get caught at review and performance managed. But a bad manager can cause much more harm. An organisation with bad management can punch itself in the face very hard and cause significant is
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by donnachangstein 2y ago
> they will only give you three months of it at a time and the freaking GPs office charges $20 each time to receive a "please can I have some more" request on their web site / app and forward the order to the pharmacy. I t
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by donnachangstein 2y ago
{ Amazon, Target, Walmart } happened. In the 80s the local pharmacy was your primary source of sundries, towns and cities alike. Everything from hardware to toys to medicine. If the local pharmacy didn't have it, you didn't buy it
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by donnachangstein 2y ago
You're right, I should just lie and insist it's the truth like most people here, then double down when questioned. Unfortunately my time machine is out of plutonium at the moment, so I'm unable to verify these obscure, useles
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by donnachangstein 2y ago
Pretty sure Packard Bell and Compaq had recovery partitions long before Apple "borrowed" the idea.
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by donnachangstein 2y ago
> Consequentially, our project is currently losing daily active users, and we're being damaged with our traffic-based income being undermined as a result. I'd like to know more about this "traffic based income". Does
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by donnachangstein 2y ago
> CF should not be in a position to determine which UAs are viable on the Internet Site operators explicitly subscribe to their DDoS protection service. They're not intercepting random traffic they don't terminate. How do you p
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by donnachangstein 2y ago
That 1998-era website with mouseover graphics seems more functional, intuitive, and faster on a 30 year old PC than any framework-laden digital dreck produced today.
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Kennedy gives food company CEOs an ultimatum(politico.com)
7 points by donnachangstein 2y ago|4 comments
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Octopuses Use Venom for Safe Sex, Biologists Reveal(newsweek.com)
3 points by donnachangstein 2y ago|0 comments
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TVO: Leak of radioactive material at OL3 nuclear plant(yle.fi)
4 points by donnachangstein 2y ago|0 comments
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Mastodon Parts Ways with Founding Member, Brent Hinds(forbes.com)
4 points by donnachangstein 2y ago|0 comments