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by eganist 4y ago
Reader mode in Firefox works around it.
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(fyi — Firefox reader mode works) > Companies that relied on a “last hired, first fired” approach to layoffs for example, lost nearly 19% of their share of white women in management and 14% of their share of Asian men, according to repor
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by eganist 4y ago
It possibly could be given that the nonprofit is structured as a 501c4 (though not primarily or directly), but it's more likely that this was done to enable lobbying as a primary activity. https://www.irs.gov/charities-
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by eganist 4y ago
For what it's worth, I managed to get an EVGA 3090 at retail two years ago just to play Minecraft RTX. This'll probably be a deal for anyone who has esoteric expectations of their hobbies like I do.
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The crash is pretty evident, for what it's worth. Founder's Edition 3090ti is in stock at Best Buy for nearly half off in the US.
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It's not even a tax break. The headline is basically shaming them for skipping 700 million in taxes by not selling the company..... .....except since they're not selling the company, they're also likewise not earning a net 2.
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by eganist 4y ago
Something I've noticed pre-pandemic: infosec twitter's other personalities seem to have largely agreed to take Robert Graham's opinions with a grain of salt because they tend to fit the definition of "hot take" pret
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> But that doesn't make it a job. You could do hard work in moving a mountain but that's not a job. Job (n): 1. a paid position of regular employment. 2. a task or piece of work, especially one that is paid. --- It seems to fit
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by eganist 4y ago
> Apple, the industry leading expert of UX, didn't have copy/paste in iOS for years. Compelling evidence that copy/paste is too complicated for people, right? Then one day they added copy/paste, I guess the nature of
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by eganist 4y ago
Some thoughts as someone who's built software and product security programs in both cash-strapped and cash-rich organizations. I'm going to drastically oversimplify, but bear with me: ▶ The ability to build an all-in-house or larg
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> So Google understood my search query perfectly fine, but still chose to ignore what I asked for, and then makes me jump through additional hoops to get my initial question answered? Google's catering to the common audience, so ye
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> Worldcat hid that traditional search view years ago and, like Google, keeps it around for those who prefer it. In fact, it's so true that in order to find Advanced Search on Google and it doesn't occur to you to go into the
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by eganist 4y ago
Nah, you can still force it. It treats exact-strings as suggestions at first, but you can still power through. e.g https://www.google.com/search?q="search+enqine" click the link that says "Search instead for
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by eganist 4y ago
> Oof. That's really complicated and still doesn't do the trick. > Concrete example -- when searching Reddit, I can check a box to confine the search to the current subreddit I'm on. That does a wonderful job of restric
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https://www.google.com/advanced_search This?
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fwiw, it worked on Firefox for Windows.
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I wonder if fraud laws anywhere are written in a way where cheating in tournaments with prize pools can catch charges that are already on the books.
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Ah, that's a good idea. And it pushes a more adversarial dynamic that might motivate people to debunk eyebrow-raising conclusions from competing institutions.
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Wow, I can't think of anything practically wrong with this. I can think of plenty of reasons why it won't happen (notably the downward pressure on the candidate pipeline, which for a variety of reasons isn't an outcome resear
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> can you tell me more about these? https://www.federalreserve.gov/aboutthefed/appendix-b-divide... I googled "fed dividends" without quotes. You'll also find other results on page 1 of the search det
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by eganist 4y ago
I may actually know the right people for this in the student success space. @ me on Twitter and I'll see what I can do.
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Is this essentially admission of non-adherence to OFAC requirements?
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> How do you reach this conclusion? Businesses working together to increase each of their profits is what every business relationship to strives to be. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_antitrust_law That&
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by eganist 4y ago
> There are some non-dystopian applications, i.e. it makes tracking expensive inventory much easier. Doesn't even have to be expensive. Cold-chain comes to mind. Pair with the most barebones thermosensor and with a quick/broad
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> All this technology, laws, systems, institutions, people, moral education, increased awareness and everything modern has not moved the society a lot in any positive direction. Just wobbling around a point, swinging temporarily around t
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If anything, if that was actually true, it'd be a colossal indictment of prior generations of administrators and leaders demolishing the quality of education for those who followed. So for GP's sake, I hope they're actually w
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I've received spam to seven different addresses, all of which followed breaches which were previously or later publicized. Just adding a sample.
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by eganist 4y ago
I'd be down as heck for a 2D physx/femfx-accelerated 2048. I have no idea what it would look like, but it'd open the pool for strat on solving the puzzles I think. May need to play around a bit with the shapes and materials t
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Fitting that Nixon would reference the jerk. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerk_(physics)
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Different input, but functionally you're right.

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