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by glasss 6y ago
I don't believe there is any function to perform these checks in Windows Active Directory or Office 365.
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by glasss 6y ago
There was a chrome plug in maybe a year or two ago that did something similar. It automatically clicked every ad on the page. It ended up impacting revenue / billing enough that Google removed it.
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by glasss 6y ago
I can see an argument being made about the payment processing services being directly beneficial to facilitating the trafficking that was taking place. But I don't think it's a good one. I think it's unreasonable for Salesfor
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by glasss 6y ago
I can appreciate this study putting some numbers and metrics to a phenomena that I'm sure a lot of people would agree exists. Something that is probably controversial - I think it is just far too easy to share articles, blogs, etc thro
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by glasss 6y ago
I agree "I don't know what this organization is doing with their money" is not a strong argument, but I think just asking what a non profit is doing with it's money is also not a very compelling argument. I don't kn
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by glasss 6y ago
Well your questions indicated you were more concerned about the money than the original nuclear family statement. My argument regarding the nuclear family stance was and is this: I wouldn't discredit an entire social movement about dem
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by glasss 6y ago
I don't know where all that money went. I do know that I, along with several other thousand people, helped fund our local protests and events. I don't know of anyone who donated to "Black Lives Matter". The donations I w
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by glasss 6y ago
I agree, but I know first hand that the businesses I'm referring to pay a minimum salary of $45K and the vast majority of employees are above $55K. These businesses are IT service providers, providing their services to other small or m
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by glasss 6y ago
I do hope everyone would be at least sympathetic towards other human beings wanting justice and equal treatment. I would be wary about that website and I would take whatever you see about a central organization relating to BLM with a grain
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by glasss 6y ago
I know a few small business owners that have said if their staff unionized they would just close the business. These aren't bad bosses or people who don't know how to run a business. They just know if their staff unionized and the
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by glasss 6y ago
>Be fun. Come on. I think this statement should be tacked onto many more articles / blog posts. While I don't know if the implications for this blog post makes sense with it, I can appreciate the sentiment and think more people
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by glasss 6y ago
No one is saying that since my father wants the tv to just know what he wants to watch, that we should even attempt to make it that way. What the "lay people" want, if we are going to use this term, is the same privacy that the in
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by glasss 6y ago
To be fair, I know a significant amount of people who work multiple jobs but they only really put in a few hours on the weekend. They are the minority though, and most 2 or 3 job workers I know do put in a significant >15 hours a week at
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by glasss 6y ago
Working in IT, the vast majority of engineers and IT adjacent people have little care or desire to learn about phone or communications systems. Especially nowadays when Teams and Zoom take care of your VoIP woes on the backend, and AWS or A
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by glasss 6y ago
Formatting is a bit off on mobile, but I'm sure you're aware and working on it. If you haven't thought of it already, you could turn this into a somewhat modular tool. Someone can go to a page, enter the subreddit of their ch
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by glasss 6y ago
I'm all talk here but this system you've described is an aspect of my dream, which is a personal ERP. Something to not only manage these goals / activities as you've described, but also to contain various aspects of info
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by glasss 6y ago
I think this happens more often than overcompensating employees who threaten to quit. Everyone I know has stories of a new person hired, making 10% - 20% more than existing people in the same position, and that person honestly not being wor
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by glasss 6y ago
I figure this is the case, but with admittedly no stats in front of me I have a suspicion that the skew is worse in the US due a larger population and higher ceiling of the upper class. Regardless, my skew is apparently more off the mark th
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by glasss 6y ago
I appreciate the correction and the source
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by glasss 6y ago
Not disputing this at all, but I read some stats recently that the average American household income is so offset by the higher earners that the median income is something like 2 or 3 times less than the average. I imagine this cuts both wa
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by glasss 6y ago
I did not see a link, but I do see the Twitter screenshots at the bottom. I don't have a Facebook so maybe I can't see links in the post. Could you post the relevant link? Edit: I have now seen the Twitter account and relevant scr
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by glasss 6y ago
Sounds almost as conspiracy theory-esque as some posts you'll find on parler or other corners of the internet. Would like to see some proof or screenshots as least. That might make a facebook post worthy of posting to HN. Edit: I Read
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by glasss 6y ago
From the same article: >But don’t get me wrong. We are not abandoning our communities to violence. We don’t want to just close police departments. We want to make them obsolete. Later in the article: >What would the country look like
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by glasss 6y ago
I don't believe that repealing or modifying 230 is right, all websites deserve the protections it provides. However, I do believe that social media feeds and the companies or people that thrive on them are a cancer on society that need
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by glasss 6y ago
>Today its primary effect is to give an impenetrable legal shield to giant tech corporations that engage in deliberate society-wide manipulation of information. I think this would be better phrased as "... legal shield to websites t
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by glasss 6y ago
I've attended some of the protests from this summer, some of the larger ones with 40K people. No property damage, no arrests, no one hurt or arrested. Contrast to the ones that did turn into riots with property damage, looting or peopl
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by glasss 6y ago
I have thought for a while that small, decentralized, self sustaining homes or communities are one aspect of a future utopia that makes sense. It definitely isn't within our lifetime future, but I do believe level power generation will
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by glasss 6y ago
With how widespread this event has been, I would wager that those scam emails saying they have "recorded you relieving yourself, and you must send X bitcoin or we'll expose you" must be true for at least one person at these a
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by glasss 6y ago
In Chicago, they recently (in the last couple of years from what I can see), started implementing similar lanes / boxes in high cyclist traffic areas. I realized I am much more aware of these bright green lanes on the road than simple
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by glasss 6y ago
I don't have much relevant info directly related to your question, but have some second hand experience with recovering from intubations that I would just like to share. My mom went through this when she was having health issues over a

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