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4y ago
These are federal jobs so all of the pay bands are public knowledge.
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4y ago
I mean Congress doesn't arrest people
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4y ago
I'm NOT a developer. I'm actually in tech support. I can write scripts, identify bugs in code, and am up to date on cloud and k8s, but mostly I don't write code, I debug systems, write up bug tickets, and deal with customer i
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emmp
4y ago
Yes the SMB space, and the MSP vendor space (aka "The Channel"), that sell through to SMBs, seem to have not missed a beat.
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emmp
4y ago
Well, 1) He publicly claimed it was his final terms, but there is no reason a board should not at least try to use any leverage they have to try to interrogate that claim. 2) The valuation is not the only thing the board and Musk need to a
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emmp
5y ago
Surely the idea that a young motivated constituency used the most modern communication methods available to them to campaign for their preferred candidate, successfully moving the needle somewhat, is pretty mundane?
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5y ago
The only thing I can think of that NFTs could potentially add to Amiibos would be part of a form of DRM. The amiibo data is trivially piratable onto NFC cards, and there is a cottage industry of custom amiibo cards. Still though, if you pir
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5y ago
Indie developers typically want to design, well, their own game. Their own vision, art, music, mechanics working in concert. I don't think anyone is dreaming of creating a showroom for a bunch of random other assets out there in the
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5y ago
Spotify may have deemphasized shuffling in albums, but they now force you to queue completely random algorithmically chosen songs with albums if you use the "Spotify Connect" feature to remotely control another endpoint. So -- use
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emmp
5y ago
Sway itself may not use dbus, I think that's right, but a desktop workflow built around sway for day-to-day use will typically utilize DBus for e.g., pipewire, a notification daemon, xdg-desktop-portal (screen sharing) at the least. Bu
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5y ago
If popular usage of a word drifts and the new usage is widely and unambiguously understood by most speakers in a target linguistic community, it is the folks writing articles in objection who do not understand its meaning.
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emmp
6y ago
It's not exactly blackout testing if the blackout testing itself is highly visible and gets positive earned media.
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emmp
6y ago
Having worked on the support side of this dynamic, mostly in problem and incident management, I have honestly seen 12 months of product roadmap completely blown up by stability issue after stability issue that our support staff could not po
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6y ago
The only expenses that could have gone down are commuting costs, and I suppose new 'work' clothing. As someone who lives within walking distance of my office and rarely buys new clothing, I'm in the negative just without free
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emmp
6y ago
In normal times, true. However unemployment insurance has been significantly boosted by the CARES act during the pandemic
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6y ago
I wish discussions of networth at these scales were more nuanced. If the stock of your company goes up 50% or whatever, but you can't exactly sell more than x% without tanking it or losing control of the company, it's just so much
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emmp
6y ago
There are plenty of blue checkmark specialists in these fields on Twitter who are ready to go to critique and contextualize their field. Of course the issue on Twitter is A) finding them B) filtering the low effort and bad faith trolling in
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7y ago
I don't think anybody has masks to wear even if they'd like to. I certainly don't. The US surgeon general was also adamantly advising people not to buy masks over the past month. At this point, any and all masks are being red
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7y ago
A number of low power radio stations came online after the 2013 application window with the FCC. These are hyper local and often very diverse and essentially equivalent to word of mouth. My city has more than one, they cover the city limits
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7y ago
I think it is besides the point for the risks of merging anything into Linux. He's right on that topic of course. But it is a separate point he made about using zfs in general, and it's certainly not correct if you take one look a
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7y ago
The etymology of a word is a useful signal but it should not be mistaken to be the definition in actual usage by speakers.
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7y ago
There's a lot less of it than non beach front land for one. It also has pretty universal recreational purposes. People love to go to beaches and swim, sunbathe, picnic, surf, play volleyball, etc. I'm surprised it's utility i
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7y ago
This does not cause ambiguity to anyone. Its a distinction in search of a non-existent problem. The dictionary will change to follow our usage on this one, and we will lose nothing. Compound words become closed all the time.
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7y ago
That doesn't seem to track with the latest USGS numbers here. https://prd-wret.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/assets/palladium... Bolivia doesn't even chart for reserves (i.e., extractable right now). Have they b
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7y ago
Disney acquired a team for this, BAMtech, which had successfully run the infrastructure for MLB, HBO Now, WWE, among others. Certainly none of those were near as large as this, but they should have had the experience to know what works with
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7y ago
I don't doubt this statistic, but this is only an argument that we should find a way to better disincentivize drowsy driving rather than to soften the drunk driving laws. A few states have passed laws to penalize drowsy driving already
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7y ago
Privacy as current corporate strategy is better than nothing, but it's not really good enough when you're talking about health data or other personal data that will still be highly sensitive for many 30-40 years on from now, when
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7y ago
A young teacher still getting their masters and fighting for tenure will probably put in some work, yes. Young people in any profession will try to get out ahead of their peers early on. The idea that most teachers are attending conferences
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7y ago
Has anyone publicly done the work to cite law/precedent to object to the fairness here? Certainly I can provide my own personal reasons, but citing law and previous settlements would bolster the case (and this specifically asks for it
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7y ago
In NY at least small and medium liquor stores would disappear quickly if their legal mandate disappeared. There's usually one right next to every supermarket, who would love to sell wine.
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