elmerfud

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by elmerfud 10y ago
A quasi public organization fell for the lamest possible type of fishing attack which allowed for the most honest campaign information we've ever seen and now at the highest level of government we're beating the drums of war. How
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by elmerfud 10y ago
Of course it's not OK, but it's not really shocking either. The vast majority of people have accepted the non-ownership ideas that have been pushed for the last 30 years. Because these phones are potentially dangerous, people ac
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by elmerfud 10y ago
The bubble that you surround yourself with school and such kind of distorts how the real world is. You may be really great at what you do, but no one knows you. Without a direct reference it can be hard to get in some place. I would lean
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by elmerfud 10y ago
You're using the word cost. It doesn't mean what you think it means.
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by elmerfud 10y ago
"Fake News" seems to be the politically correct term for censorship. Why does no one frame their question in this way? So, my answer is I don't stop it because this is modern day book burning, nothing else.
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by elmerfud 10y ago
Old man Regan with his finger on the button!! It seems like the press is just recycling stories with a simple name substitution.
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by elmerfud 10y ago
No, but there seems to be more to this than a simple question about access. Usually when a question about access comes up the root concern is more the accountability. Access used appropriately is rarely a problem, but access misused can be
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by elmerfud 10y ago
Both sides are making unsubstantiated claims and speaking as if they are facts.
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by elmerfud 10y ago
How dare Trump make unsubstantiated claims! Only Jill Stein and Hillary Clinton are allowed to make those. The article does a fair job of pointing it there is no evidence for either sides claims, but the title is worded to mislead. Where
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by elmerfud 10y ago
When calls are made to criminalize those who's views dissent from the experts, and ridicule them as conspiracy theory nuters. Yes it's cognitive dissonance when, you find yourself on the other side of the experts. If you put your
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by elmerfud 10y ago
We must not accept the consensus of experts that says there was no hacking or fraud. We must accept the consensus of experts that there is climate change. Cognitive dissonance much?
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by elmerfud 10y ago
First thing you should do is realize your feelings are irrelevant to a business arrangement. I point this out because I'm not sure you realize this. Second, talk to a lawyer at least for a free consultation on this matter. The answer
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by elmerfud 11y ago
It kind of depends. If you consider the achievement in the context of the time period it was done vs achievement of all time you'll get different answers. Semiconductors are a marvelous feat of engineering but in the time from when th
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by elmerfud 11y ago
I don't have enough direct experience to comment on what's normal for for joining in a small setup as a cofounder. It doesn't seem abnormal for the employment contract to have various clauses that are there to ensure a minimu
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by elmerfud 11y ago
Fair/standard is more about the total compensation of the contract. Based on the fact that you're asking leads me to think that you find this section to not be fair as it relates to the total compensation. Contracts are a negotia
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by elmerfud 11y ago
Lorem Ipsum?
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by elmerfud 11y ago
Google is the definition of a typical "big faceless company" and this is exactly how they act. Their current motto of "do the right thing" is down right hypocrisy.
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by elmerfud 11y ago
You should also request to speak to the manager to inform them of your bad experience with the hostess. Also, you should just consider leaving and finding a new restaurant if the hostess is bad.
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by elmerfud 11y ago
This is kind of like asking, what is the root cause for young earth creationists beliefs and how do we end it?
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by elmerfud 11y ago
This is why your pipes go bang in the walls! When you're working with and/or designing these systems all of this is expected. In any modern country there's literally hundreds of regulations that must be followed for steam pl
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by elmerfud 11y ago
With things like this there's no bad ideas only poor marketing of those ideas. Based on the way you phrased the question you may need to sell yourself on it first.
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by elmerfud 11y ago
You probably have better insight in to that than anyone here. There could be a couple of reasons that have nothing to do with financials. Perhaps there was a high level of waste and therefore one person simply made a decision to just stop.
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by elmerfud 11y ago
If you really care deeply about all those things then do nothing until your startup has succeeded or failed of it own accord. Business is business, and that should be your primary concern at this point. A startup can have an interesting dy
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by elmerfud 11y ago
I've not been in this exact situation but your question seems to leave some gaps. Was your firing as part of a retaliation for filing the ss-8 or was it separate? If it was retaliatory you might considered consulting an attorney. Als
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by elmerfud 12y ago
What is an actual website, and in your mind are domains only ever used for websites?