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7y ago
If peace and diplomacy are the goals, conducting it in the dark terrifies me as to what steps the interested parties aim to use in 'getting there' or the questionable trades and concessions they make outside of the spotlight. I me
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7y ago
Okay, damage to whom? The American people or individuals with compromised interests? I am unconvinced it's not the latter and that's a shame akin to the reality that we have to find of squaring with that it took a comedian pleadin
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7y ago
Well this is an awesome thing to learn today!
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7y ago
Of course he is, and frankly I wouldn’t put it past this or even most administrations to do the same thing. Zero accountability. It’s disgusting. Yes. Downvote this. For calling out the issue of accountability for what it is on this topic:
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7y ago
Dead programmers don’t commit code much less talk, now do they?
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7y ago
Hi there, your images aren’t scaling properly on mobile. Just a friendly heads up. https://imgur.com/a/PhDWkBU
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7y ago
Subjectivity is a bitch ain’t it?
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7y ago
To us it is just a job, but we still do it well. THANK you. I’m feeling the same moment of “I’m not alone!” reading this manifesto that I did when someone here on HN pointed me to nohello
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7y ago
This was my same thought. Bar exam is an exam that leads to holding a professional license, I’m not seeing the comparison either other than “people are committed to the process”. Which...seems flimsy given (among other distinctions) the ear
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7y ago
Are you certain they don’t?
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7y ago
They're betting that you'll still buy something once you're surrounded by merchandise. Hrm. Good point, that’s exactly what’s ended up happening. Just never actively considered it
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7y ago
This has long been an issue I've had when trying to use online shopping/curbside pickup for grocery stores, and this comes even before the COVID-19 pandemic arrived and pushed more of us fortunate to live in cities where online gr
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7y ago
https://about.usps.com/who-we-are/judicial/admin-decisions/2...
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7y ago
I wish this ‘guideline’ or any guideline would attempt to even define what the moderation team considers to be ‘political’ because it seems like the community itself cannot agree on a universal- enough term that would apply to the types
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7y ago
the medic was significantly more dangerous I was surprised they didn’t bring the virus/infection mechanic back from TFC for the medic class.
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7y ago
What does this response mean? I know those two amendments intimately. I do not understand how they’re germane as a response, invoking the first and second amendments as a defense to corporate espionage and potential obstruction?
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7y ago
With a creative dialplan design one could do this with a private Asterisk installation (asterisk is behind so many of these cheap disposable phone number/voip providers anyway), though I suppose if one wanted to use someone else’s plat
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7y ago
I’m not getting into ALL the details but the “repeatedly calling” back and forth between two numbers quite honestly kept me out of jail overseas due to an embarrassing miscommunication and unintended breaking of a local law (backpacking in
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7y ago
I kept waiting for some specific example of the problem being complained about, but never found one What was your next reaction?
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7y ago
I have a friend (let’s say Peter) who is pretty bad about this and I’ve long found it to be pretty damn annoying. Watched recently as they started doing exactly what you described to a mutual friend (let’s say Paul) who was just wanting to
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7y ago
May as well just start day trading at that point, dunno about the rich fast part, or the rich at all part but hey, the math is fun at least.
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7y ago
“HN isn't a place for general political arguments” I wish we’d stop lying to ourselves about this.
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7y ago
I say it as a telecom industry insider watching the industry cannabalize itself in the chase for margins because of over-provisioning and terrible self-regulation of reseller and whitelabel programs, and even poorer regulation of service de
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7y ago
Not to present any kind of “whatabouts” or whatever, just speaking truth to power: You’d be shocked (maybe) how much White-labeling and reselling there is in the communications/“unified” communications and presence space. Especially no
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7y ago
Appreciate that! Good luck to you all
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7y ago
Today, we're launching Screen, which is in many ways a successor to Screenhero. Our goal is to help you work with others like you’re in the same room. Question for clarity sake, have I read this properly that you all still are with
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7y ago
Palo Alto Networks has a massive presence in Frisco, north of Dallas proper and are growing quite rapidly (though I'm uncertain how the current COVID situation has affected their current hiring velocity). I don't work there anymor
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7y ago
he won the championship that year, I was in the lower 20% of the rankings at the end of the season What was the cause of that? You mention "no motivation whatsoever" but I know nothing about the racing world or what kind of prep
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7y ago
Dude has some amazing luck then, to be able to pull this off twice against seasoned championship drivers, Wow! https://twitter.com/RaceOfChampions/status/10870836895221555...
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7y ago
Spaghetti is also good when cooked with butter. Instead of adding the usual tablespoon of olive oil to the boiling water try butter instead. Cacio e Pepe is another easy enough recipe that one can make without needing an excess of ingredi
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