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1y ago
Value I think is debatable. But most every CEO I have met is the workaholic type.
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1y ago
Does Europe caring really matter? European politicians as a whole seems happy to voice their opinions but as a whole uninterested in acting.
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1y ago
This seems like one of those things that any old programmer writing code should think "if I tie this to hardware and it always remembers .. what if ..." and the issue should have been nipped in the bud.
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1y ago
I remember when Sony doing video game related presentations couldn't help but have some marketing about how soon the Playstation 2 processor would be everywhere, your TV, your refrigerator. At the time I was thinking "Why would my
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1y ago
Big companies? I don't know. I know plenty of small tech companies that really do care about their customers top to bottom. There's no magic way for anyone to validate that claim because if I named them, nobody would know, there&
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1y ago
While back I figured I should support mozilla and I signed up for their VPN. It worked for a while but it felt like a hacky ad-on ontop of mulvad and then it just wouldn't work a lot of the time and I gave up. I just like their browse
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1y ago
The volume of scam activity just involving the man's name should be enough to worry anyone paying attention.
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1y ago
They didn't just rescind the fines, they tried to delete all documents about the fines and any records that pertain to them ... including meeting notes that the governor had when they met with Boring Company. They demoted or wrote up
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1y ago
I think putting parents in control is the right path, but will reveal a sad fact. Many parents aren't taking time to be in control, and no amount of legislation will fix that.
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1y ago
Are Car Washes really overlooked? My area has been INUNDATED with tons of new car wash facilities. It used to be they were just attached to gas stations and maybe one specialized car wash here or there. Now we have several new fancy car
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1y ago
30 people got laid off and the UK Parliament is supposed to stop it from happening again? I must be missing a context here.
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1y ago
"We stored all kinds of data about you! Someone ELSE having it is bad!" -OpenAI Hard to be sympathetic with OpenAI here.
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1y ago
In email, instant messaging, and really most communication / collaboration I wish there was a setting: "If you're not at least at a 7 out of 10 in terms of paying attention / understand the topic ... please refrain from
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1y ago
I'm amazed any open source volunteers aren't more upfront with "lol yeah I'll get to it, maybe, someday" more often. God bless you guys.
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1y ago
That just sounds like management issues and less tech. Granted maybe people who are bad at that select C#, or it's just size of company? https://youtu.be/s4Cz49MLh4o?t=142
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1y ago
Anecdotal opinion , but as someone who works in Node and JS land a lot of the time. I think .NET is pretty cool.
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1y ago
Sorry, title too long so I struggled to shorten it. Original tittle: The Mac calculator’s original design came from letting Steve Jobs play with menus for ten minutes
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The Mac calculator's original design came from letting Steve play with menus
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Reddit mod jailed for sharing movie sex scenes in rare "moral rights" verdict
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1y ago
I really don't buy into any of those theories, you learn what you can when you can. The whole strategizing "learn this than that than that" stuff I think is bogus and doesn't represent the vast majority of working situ
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1y ago
I was never much in a situation where I had a lot of choices, I wonder how many people really do have their pick when they graduate? But right now I think you take what you can get....
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1y ago
Me too, I loved my mini 13. But overall people didn't.
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1y ago
I'm sure there will be, will be interested in how many people who want cheap clones want ... that. I'm not sure there's a sure crossover of big numbers.
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1y ago
>that they failed to make phones that are convenient to carry. It would appear people simply don't want them based on mini 13 and other sales.
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1y ago
Stylistically it looks like something that goes with a very specific style of clothing and only that.
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1y ago
This reads like one of those ideas that folks come up in a conference room where "oh these people will just volunteer to do it" and ... nobody asked if they want to or if these are the people they even want to do it. I worked at a
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1y ago
I'm not sure that speaks to the quality of training considering the state of Russian forces, tanks driving alone, crews abandoning equipment, and so on.
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1y ago
People who steal from Americans get pardons... archive.is gets the the Feds on them. The current administration would be a good joke if it wasn't real.
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1y ago
Windows feels more like an advertisement supported OS. MS is pulling scam like maneuvers to get folks to pay for Copilot. They really seem like they're racing to the bottom :(.
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1y ago
I think a lot of companies violate that lesson and continue to make money.
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