freitzkriesler2

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by freitzkriesler2 4y ago
It's a combination of the following: 1. Hr and management Karen's/Joe's looking for control 2. People who hate their families and want a socially acceptable way to get away from them. 3. Corner office types who spent the
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by freitzkriesler2 4y ago
Maybe a decade or so ago, google used to pull data from Wikipedia depending on a topic for their quick summary on their search page. Some enterprising individuals edited Wikipedia which then propagated onto Google. I don't recall what
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by freitzkriesler2 4y ago
Conservapedia is a joke and unfortunately Wikipedia isn't much better albeit for different reasons. For better or for worse, I have a giant encyclopedia Britannica print books in my office library which the kids love. I browse through
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by freitzkriesler2 4y ago
We all work from home and are both tech workers moving lots of data so unfortunately upload speed is a big deal for us. Sadly there's not a lot of options for us.
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by freitzkriesler2 4y ago
I really don't have any qualms about posting unpopular facts and truths. Localized or not, we live in a globalized world and it's a fact that lithium ion battery production is dangerous and dirty work on par with the petroleum tha
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by freitzkriesler2 4y ago
The most honest comment here. But yes, EV lovers will not admit their biases. The only way to save the environment is by REDUCING.
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by freitzkriesler2 4y ago
I like how this guy posted this twice in the same week.
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by freitzkriesler2 4y ago
I find myself saying "No" more often times than not with founders who have scope creep. Scalability is one of them. Does it work well enough in the geo you want? Yes? You're good to go .
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by freitzkriesler2 4y ago
Verizon and T-Mobile both have their 5g home services available to me. Prices for both are acceptable (30 for Tmo and 50 for Verizon). Speeds were meh, at around 200 Mbps down and 20mb up. Comcast is definitely sweating because they gave us