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by farceSpherule 2y ago
They made similar stupid decisions with the flood of their Amazon branded products that they were ripping off from Amazon sellers. The issue with Amazon is that they have so much money, they can afford to make dumb decisions.
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
How fast? Is this with or without performance enhancing drugs?
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
The "prepper" industry is making millions on the backs of idiots who think this stuff is necessary.
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
I absolutely abhor these end point solutions that "auto update for your convenience and safety." I can control and manage my own systems. I do not need nanny state auto updating for me. Crowdstrike should be held liable for financ
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
This is why PM’s are supposed to work with Business Analysts. Unfortunately, most companies do not have BA’s because, you know, cost. And, most PM’s are not technical and have no engineering background or experience.
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
Polygraphs are b.s. pseudoscience, unreliable, and subjective. Polygraph "examiners" are like drug dogs who always fail to find drugs because, since they do not find the drugs, they receive no praise and they do not receive their
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
OMG! I am totally shocked than an arrogant egomaniac did something like this. Shocked I tell you.
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
"this project took me six weekends over three months and cost around $3,500" Your materials cost was $3,500. What is your time worth per hour times the number of hours spent? Then we will have a more accurate estimate of total cos
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
Canada is the new California. These poor people stealing cars need money because they are out of work. We can't throw them in jail for being jobless and "unhoused"
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
People here have no clue how much it costs to pay for a tour. Up to $1M per week.
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
The Russians are and always have been experts in the area of propaganda and disinformation.
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
You cannot try to rationalize the prices that China charges for goods. Everything is, more or less, state-owned and state-controlled. If the Chinese government wants to undercut an American product, they will tell the manufacturer to drop t
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
Fraudulent Transfer... From Reddit... Piercing the corporate veil would mean disregarding the corporate form entirely. It usually comes up when the owner-manager of a company fails to distinguish the corporation as a separate entity with it
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
F*ck Uber. I wish the United States would do what Greece did.
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
Hallucination is a combination of two conscious states of brain wakefulness and REM sleep. Computers cannot "hallucinate."
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
The Birkin bag is nothing but overpriced hype. De Beers operates in the same manner, creating fake demand and spending tremendous sums on marketing to make you think that diamonds are "rare" when in fact they are not. These bags a
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
What a stupid freaking “sport.”
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Sundar Pichai Tells Employees They Don't Need Money to Have Fun Amid Cost Cuts(gizmodo.com)
21 points by farceSpherule 2y ago|12 comments
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
The guy is an arrogant, out of touch douchebag. https://gizmodo.com/google-ceo-sundar-pichai-dont-equate-fun...
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
This is all pointless. The best thing you can have is a trust and living will, etc., that details what/when/why/how, as well as appropriate documents detailing other (life insurance, financial accounts, codes to phones, passw
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
"A married Chinese woman in her early thirties" Typical.
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
Friends: few and well chosen.
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
Cybertruck.. another toy for the wealthy..
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
SaaS Subscriptions have gotten out of control. I do not need to pay you X per month to use software that I was able to purchase ONE TIME.
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by farceSpherule 2y ago
My idea of reading for fun as a kid, and even now, included(s) reading technical manuals, research papers, encyclopedia, or other materials where I am gaining knowledge. I have always hated reading fiction and never saw the point in wasting