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greedo
4y ago
Any company that states that an employee left "in bad standing" either has an idiot for counsel, or poor HR practices. Providing any information other than employment dates opens you up for lawsuits.
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greedo
4y ago
Perhaps your assumption that all "mid level developers" make FAANG income is a bit inaccurate? There are tens of thousands of developers across the US not making big bucks. And to be in the 1%, you need to be making north of $800K
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greedo
4y ago
I didn't notice a closing sarcasm tag, so I'm assuming you're serious about your "fun" being infringed upon. Too bad. You have no right to drive intoxicated on public streets. Nor to drive at speeds over the posted
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greedo
4y ago
The parent said Avatar (I'm assuming based on the gross $$ that he meant Avatar 2) was the 6th highest grossing.
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greedo
4y ago
Lower salaries really are just paying employees to look for new jobs on the company's dime. If my pay was lowered 10%, I'd be looking immediately. At one of the companies I worked at, the strategy was the opposite. Lower employee
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greedo
4y ago
Avatar grossed roughly $3.8B worldwide Avatar 2 has grossed roughly $2B worldwide. None of these figures matter a damn. Gross figures aren't profit. And you need to adjust for inflation. Avatar 2 doesn't even show up in the top 25
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greedo
4y ago
IMAX is just too rare for most moviegoers. I'd have to drive 5 hours to watch a movie on IMAX, and thought I'd have loved to see Avatar 2 on it, it's just not worth it for most people.
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greedo
4y ago
I made my desk out of a thick walnut slab, and it turned out great. On the woodworking FB group, people said I could sell it easily on Etsy etc for over $2K. So I looked into it. My COG was about $1k, and Etsy would take 20% of the $2K sell
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greedo
4y ago
That's simply counter to how $BIGCOs work. Just look at infosec for a big corporation. There's no incentive on their part to minimize cost or disruption with strict security policies and audits. The people who feel the pain are th
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greedo
4y ago
I work in the insurance biz and we generally don't want to be nimble and follow best practices. That sounds crazy right? Well, best practices change over time, and fads (at least in IT if not all types of mgmt.) are far too common. Our
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greedo
4y ago
I walked to school for Kindergarten and 1st grade. Roughly a mile each way. This was in the early 70s, and though I see some kids walk to the nearby elementary school, the majority are dropped off by their parents in their huge SUVs...
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greedo
4y ago
I don't see any mention of the ACLU in the article about Stanford...
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greedo
4y ago
If the user is having trouble migrating off Apple's hosting, they'd still have trouble migrating to a different host. Uploading hundreds of episodes and all the corresponding tagging/metadata is a pain no matter what.
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greedo
4y ago
You do realize that most podcasts are MP3s that you can download, and that podcasting uses RSS to notify clients? The way you're doing it is worse than the way Stallman reads email...
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greedo
4y ago
All the podcasters I know of DON'T delete their master versions, because podcast hosts routinely have issues where they have to re-upload files.
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greedo
4y ago
So you think Apple should host podcasts for free out of the goodness of their heart? Apple's a business, not a charity/non-profit. Podcast hosting for $20/year is a huge bargain. Libsyn's cheapest plan is $5/month w
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greedo
4y ago
Pan American Airlines built out a huge amount of infrastructure before WW2 to fly across the Pacific to Australia. They had fueling stops at Wake Island, Guam, Midway, and of course Hawaii. And they also pioneered routes to Latin America. T
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greedo
4y ago
I remember going to the hardware store when I was 8 to buy my dad a pouch of pipe tobacco. It was on a rack right next to the register, where today we see candy. The clerk didn't even think twice about me purchasing it.
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greedo
4y ago
My company has about 4K employees. My team? 20. As best as I can tell, we have two stellar employees, two terrible, and 16 who are all basically the same. How these 16 are ranked is based on how well they get along with their boss, the PM t
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4y ago
A helicopter operated by law enforcement will not be staffed or equipped for providing medical services or evac. Life-Flight helicopters are equipped with a huge amount of medical gear and staffed by medical personnel.
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The Many Ingenious Ways People in Prison Use (Forbidden) Cell Phones
(themarshallproject.org)
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greedo
4y ago
And they were joined by the "self-driving" car crowd.
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greedo
4y ago
The F-35B only has a single engine.
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greedo
4y ago
Worked perfectly for me on my iPhone.
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greedo
4y ago
Apple pays out dividends...
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greedo
4y ago
The fuse wouldn't blow because you couldn't draw enough amperage through the cord to trigger it. Instead, the cord would melt and start a fire.
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greedo
4y ago
Copper and aluminum can be used as a cladding around the ferrous metal core just fine. I guess you could do the same with some of the ceramics/stoneware as well.
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greedo
4y ago
This is not correct. I finished my entire basement, and nothing outside the basement needed to be updated to the current NEC.
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greedo
4y ago
This is not correct for my city...
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greedo
4y ago
I did all the wiring in my basement (except connecting to the panel), and the inspector did a cursory inspection, both rough-in and final. He looked at maybe two of the outlets (none of the lighting fixtures), and then on final just used a
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