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by hueving 9y ago
Keep in mind this is an article extolling the virtues of outsourcing critical components of your business by... a company that you outsource critical customer interaction components to.
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by hueving 9y ago
How does wifi impact it if location services are disabled? Or are you referring to apps that have permissions to list wireless networks?
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by hueving 9y ago
Maybe you didn't read the full parent comment? I was responding to this point, which is specifically about the Marriott case. >Executives dismissing a support employee—out-of-touch executives who have probably forgotten how importan
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by hueving 9y ago
It is economically viable for massively more people to do it. The main issue is a lack of simple economics and business education in US high school graduates. Without that, people have no idea how to go about starting their own small busine
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by hueving 9y ago
There are lots of things that don't require dedicated employees that companies insist on. For example, a public school shouldn't need to employ janitors, it should just contract with cleaning companies. Unfortunately, the high sch
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by hueving 9y ago
Dang, I suspected it from the description of what you were doing because pfsense is so awesome for that kind of stuff. Just thinking from the perspective of remote support, I can't really walk my folks through a pfsense setup over the
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by hueving 9y ago
Poster is implying it's a dichotomy by pretending that better women's rights is proof that sexual expression has improved. The implication is that you either admit expression is better because we have women's rights or you ad
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by hueving 9y ago
>usually used idiotically by people who don't have the brain power Please don't sink to this level >People that get described as SJWs are usually arguing against oppression That might be your description but many also includ
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by hueving 9y ago
Textbook false dichotomy. Freedom of expression is about as related to rape as it is to the right to a trial.
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by hueving 9y ago
>Have you ever heard someone say: Public perception has jack to do with actual happiness. A bunch of college students wanting to go somewhere does not give it a good quality of life.
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by hueving 9y ago
But the downsides are concentrated in the population centers where most people need to live.
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by hueving 9y ago
From a public behavior perspective, yes we have regressed. Women's rights are much better but you can show someone getting violently murdered on TV easier than you can show a tit.
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by hueving 9y ago
Neither of those have anything to do with censorship.
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by hueving 9y ago
Unless you're rich of course. Then it's fantastic!
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by hueving 9y ago
What router are you using? I would like to do this for my parents but I don't want a full blown pfsense box as a requirement.
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by hueving 9y ago
>They offer a service and people understand that. No they don't. Maybe in a superficial sense, but the vast majority of the public doesn't have any clue how data can be combined and mined to reveal far more than they thought th
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by hueving 9y ago
Well for that stuff you obviously just have a central planning committee issue portions optimal for society.
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by hueving 9y ago
This comment seems to ignore the large portion of people that operate as small businesses. They make money by selling products they create or services they provide, not raw labor to customers. You certainly can choose not to work for any gi
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by hueving 9y ago
This is fully implemented at the network level. It's just the services built on top of it where this starts to go to shit. It's dead simple to build your own intranets on fully open-source stacks.
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by hueving 9y ago
>Regardless of your view on labour laws I think most people agree on this. Not if the other option was China shutting down a bunch of Marriott hotels and hundreds of employees losing their jobs instead.
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by hueving 9y ago
Yep, we're definitely done: http://rocknrollnerd.github.io/ml/2015/05/27/leopard-sofa.ht...
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by hueving 9y ago
Pointing out ignorance is not mocking intelligence.
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by hueving 9y ago
When you hear 'exponential back off algorithm', do you envision one that keeps retrying faster and faster?
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by hueving 9y ago
Yep, but you might be left out of many events and slowly become a social outcast amongst your friends. As a first-hand non-facebook user, this aspect really blows.
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by hueving 9y ago
>Respect in the eye of peers is a human need 'Peer' is very flexible. This could be a comparison to people the same age in other careers. Also, keep in mind that Facebook engineers are constantly surrounded by other Facebook en
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by hueving 9y ago
>more specifically, how would we make money from open source software, See redhat.
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by hueving 9y ago
Does /etc/hosts support wildcarding subdomains?
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by hueving 9y ago
You're still parsing it incorrectly even if this speech wasn't about the wall and illegal immigration. "their rapists" only means that some subset are rapists because it's a category included with others. There is n
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by hueving 9y ago
You do know that entire speech is in the context of illegal immigration, right?
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by hueving 9y ago
You seem to assume there is no legitimate use for a gun. Try to expand your views a bit.

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