houseofzeus

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by houseofzeus 9y ago
Right, the mentality of a lot of people is I'd feel bad putting this in the trash so I'll put in the donation bin and then all thinking about where it actually ends up is for someone else to deal with.
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by houseofzeus 9y ago
Where do you think the recyclers in the article are getting their raw materials from? Your counterpoint to the authors claim that nobody wants your used clothes anymore seems to be that a handful do, which is great but is a drop in the ocea
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by houseofzeus 9y ago
The global problem is not the stuff that is in a good enough condition for resale. It's the stuff that isn't and still ends up in the donation bins.
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by houseofzeus 9y ago
The reason the column on the right (Shares Held) doesn't line up with how many he sold is that he executed his options to purchase a bunch of shares and then immediately sold them, which made up the bulk of the ones he sold in this tra
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by houseofzeus 9y ago
Yeah, but he paid off the car and now they want their immobilizer back and to charge him for them to remove it.
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by houseofzeus 10y ago
SUSE folks on twitter have also been highlighting that they are still hiring, even in the wake of the addition of the HPE OpenStack team (or what was left of it). Given all of the inter-dependencies between OpenStack services and lower leve
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by houseofzeus 10y ago
A large part of it is that those who can make money out of OpenStack are doing so, and those who aren't are doing the math and moving on to the next thing. Take a look at the sponsors for KubeCon and Dockercon and consider that many of
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by houseofzeus 10y ago
The screenshot that particular quote comes from appears to be from a Best Buy review section not a Lenovo hosted site, so it's unclear whether the Lenovo Product Expert is even a Lenovo employee or just the Best Buy droid assigned to a