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781.
by ecf 7y ago
In my opinion, those who’ve went through life being very safe and not doing anything risky that would warrant going to prison should have an advantage compared to those who were convicted. Prison records should never be hidden. Let those in
782.
by ecf 7y ago
Settling down here and starting a family is completely out of the question for me. Some of my greatest memories from my childhood were spent with my friends riding our bikes around town, or walking down to the local park after it got dark t
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by ecf 7y ago
Can any light be shed on why Firefox support is lagging behind? Releases like this, even in the preview phase, hurt Firefox adoption because people will go to try it out, see it doesn’t work, and think “welp, that’s another website that won
784.
by ecf 7y ago
I don’t buy the “tech-illiterate” idea. In my opinion, these are the same type of people that would have given all their livestock to a medieval-traveling pastor because God would have smite them if they didn’t.
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by ecf 7y ago
Congratulations for having empathy. Unfortunately, for every one of you there are twenty that would not hesitate to go straight to their nearest VC and pitch their newly-founded predatory idea.
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by ecf 7y ago
I’ve found Polacode, a VSCode extension that creates screenshots locally, is much better.
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by ecf 7y ago
It’s our right to live knowing your product DOES NOT exist.
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by ecf 7y ago
Yeah it’s best to get the lesson early on that venture-backed startups are 99% of the time just smoke and mirrors.
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by ecf 7y ago
It’s not worth paying for. VCs and other high-ego executives use this purely as a status symbol.
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by ecf 7y ago
Shouldn’t they have figured out all that BEFORE they went public? Call me naive, but I’m still of the opinion that a business shouldn’t be business if it can’t sustain itself.
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by ecf 7y ago
The Saudi empire is built on oil, which won’t last forever. They are desperately trying to diversify by throwing money at bad ideas in a way that makes VCs look like toddlers playing with Monopoly money. Eventually, a lot of those fail and
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by ecf 7y ago
Just remember that almost every feature that’s “announced” is a masquerade for ad-tech software to do its thing. Example, Facebook asking for phone numbers in the name of “security” when they don’t give a shit about security. They wanted to
793.
by ecf 7y ago
Legal professionals don’t want version control because they don’t want their mistakes to be visible to anyone else.
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by ecf 7y ago
Are you insane? I’d take the 1.7B and fly off to an island never to be heard from again. Caring what people think is overrated.
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Strava – Removing direct sensor pairing(support.strava.com)
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by ecf 7y ago
Well a great majority of the CEOs I’ve worked under were in the office maybe 1-2 times a quarter. Maybe they can’t articulate it because they legitimately are disconnected from from the company they founded?
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by ecf 7y ago
They could just put the lines underground and be done with it.
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by ecf 7y ago
I made the conscious decision to buy one since it was a good deal. But you bet I’m never hooking this thing up to WiFi.
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by ecf 7y ago
When you neglect maintenance and cry fowl when a state wants to charge for your negligence.
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by ecf 7y ago
Yeah I’m completely fine with the government coming in and upending the App Store model.
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by ecf 7y ago
I feel a whole lot of repression is going to happen as people learn they can’t even be themselves in their personal life without somehow hurting the feelings of someone they haven’t even spoke to who has the power to get them terminated.
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by ecf 7y ago
So instead of properly maintaining their infrastructure, they just completely shut down when their job becomes tough? I can’t wait to get out of this state.
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by ecf 7y ago
Just fire them. It’s painfully obvious they’re attempting to hold back progress that would be beneficial for the entire world.
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by ecf 7y ago
The only impression I get from this video is that it’s dangerous and in squalor because of the way inmates treat it and each other. Which isn’t surprising. Ya know, they’re probably in prison for a reason.
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by ecf 7y ago
Echoing your thoughts. For me, it’s cycling. With proper suffering I’ve found the body reverts back to a more primitive form and the only thing it’s trying to do is keep providing the muscles with energy. Not much time for your brain to wan
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by ecf 7y ago
> 700 customer accounts, including expired trial accounts and accounts that are no longer active. This includes: > Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption keys provided to Zendesk by customers So it appears that some customers unkno
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by ecf 7y ago
Currently living in California, and I feel the main opposition to things like this are the constituents. Everyone in the Central Valley will simply vote against whatever California wants to spend money on unless if overwhelmingly benefits t
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by ecf 7y ago
> This has caused a lot of disruptions in the company, and I'm receiving recommendations to encourage this millennial to quit This line is completely off-topic and should not be there at all. It leads me to believe there is a person
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by ecf 7y ago
At the end of the day, the machines you maintain are designed to run code. There’s only so much that can be done to provide you with non-code ways of managing said code. The industry is trending towards AWS + “the cloud” because people who
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by ecf 7y ago
I’m of the opinion that Sysadmins who don’t know how to code are rather ineffective. Not much separating you from a help desk tech.

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