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fred_is_fred
11y ago
If we expect Ubuntu/Canonical to support universe packages then you should expect Apple to support all released OSX and iOS packages too. That would be insane, just like this article is.
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fred_is_fred
11y ago
Thanks, I've set this link to autoreply to all LinkedIn requests from the Bay Area.
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fred_is_fred
11y ago
Not a single example given of how the whole business is going to implode. Restaurants always close and new ones always open. This is a poorly written "woe is me the restaurant owner" article that somehow conflates into this ridicu
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fred_is_fred
11y ago
No. When Subaru makes one, I'll buy. I live in Colorado and taking a Tesla backcountry skiing to rural Wyoming is not in the Tesla's wheelhouse.
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fred_is_fred
11y ago
But isn't Apple an Open Source company? ;)
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fred_is_fred
11y ago
The "Russian moon" has been an on again off again urban legend/hoax for probably 50 years. Don't fall for it again.
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fred_is_fred
11y ago
Once you make the conclusion that whether or not it's legal has no effect on whether people will use it, then everything else falls out from there. It's easier for kids to get illegal pot than legal and that will always be the cas
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fred_is_fred
11y ago
The guy has a compelling story and his team obviously worked hard on it and it may well be an awesome game, but we don't price things in a market economy based on effort. This is similar to, but a better story than, seeing a couch on c
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11y ago
Colorado resident here. Everyone in law enforcement loves to talk about stoned driving, it's their wedge issue to get this over-turned. My issue with that logic is that people smoked before it was legal too. In fact I'd guess that
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fred_is_fred
11y ago
I had this when I was a kid and it cost about $20. It's called a walkie talkie. The only people you can talk to with this is other users.
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fred_is_fred
11y ago
I always felt I was a member there until they changed the return policy. I always felt I could buy something, even paying more, knowing that I could return it if there was an issue. Not anymore. Now I go there after checking other stores fi
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fred_is_fred
11y ago
HR ONLY EXISTS TO PROTECT THE COMPANY. They are not there for you or to support you or to even support the truth. They will almost always without fail support the manager over the IC. I feel like we shouldn't let people graduate colleg
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fred_is_fred
11y ago
The bar.
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fred_is_fred
11y ago
Local calls were unlimited in the 1970s and 1980s, like the are now. I think that this was true everywhere in the US but with different RBOCs perhaps some had different rules.
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fred_is_fred
11y ago
I think you need an attorney.
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fred_is_fred
11y ago
Yes. As a full-stack eater who lives a full car life-style I think it would be fun. I have a variety of interests which include skiing, camping, hiking, beer, and restaurants. I also enjoy diverse scenery (like mountains). I'd get all
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fred_is_fred
12y ago
You can go to college for free and have a great chance to improve your life, then you major in North American studies. WTF is that.
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fred_is_fred
12y ago
I want to make this very very clear to everyone, especially young coders new to the corporate world. HR is not there to protect you. They are there to protect the company. And in 99.9% of the cases they will always support the ones higher u
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12y ago
Many large tech companies make you sign forms stating that even work done at home on your own time on your own laptop is still their property. Whether this is enforceable or not is another story, but they have more money for lawyers than yo
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12y ago
I didn't do a technical at my last two jobs because I had previous work experience with the hiring managers. I did have coffee with some of the guys so they knew I wasn't a total moron.
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12y ago
Green made a bunch of mistakes. Drop out of school. Leave a job with a pension when instead he could have moved his mother to New York. It sounds like he just moved without a job or a plan. I know the economy is changing but anyone who just
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fred_is_fred
12y ago
I really enjoyed reading Snowcrash. It's no literary magic but it's a fun read.
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fred_is_fred
12y ago
Talk is cheap.
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fred_is_fred
12y ago
I live in a small liberalish college town and I've never seen this type of behavior before (here). It must be incredibly difficult to deal with that on a daily basis and attempt to feel safe at all.
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fred_is_fred
12y ago
I did just get this on the ticker WIN: An error occurred in the application and your page could not be served. Please try again in a few moments. If you are the application owner, check your logs for details.
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fred_is_fred
12y ago
It just loaded, I needed more patience! I did notice that you don't seem to include dividends here? T is yielding around 5% which is pretty good excluding any capital appreciation. Are dividends included at all?