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iamdave
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groans obnoxiously
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9y ago
Amazon perhaps?
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iamdave
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Oh this is good . A much needed hearty laugh to close out the Monday (local time, anyway). Thank you :)
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9y ago
Agreed 110% on the ability to include images, maybe a key for an image URL and another key for the location on the card using a simple grid-reference? Great suggestion, hope OP sees it because I'm already very interested in using this
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https://www.denexa.com/ Not my company, but one ran by a friend I used to game with in the early 2000's, they print some very high quality cards at a good rate.
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Not yet but I very much want to; I'm thinking of doing one for the Star Wars universe :D
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I was just introduced to the Fluxx card-game system this weekend; it's a system with different variants, Zombies, Monsters, there's even a version for the TV show Firefly. Looking at the cards generated they seem to resemble the s
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Can't disagree with you there.
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OT: I understand the need/want for reporters to get paid, but jfc Guardian, there's a giant blob at the bottom of the page asking for support, and a giant banner that takes up easily a 4th of my screen asking for support. https
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I wasn't aware there was a free tier. I really appreciate that it's an actual free tier: Neither was I, agreed! Thank you for sharing, now I can actually test a few services to see if it makes sense migrating some of our microse
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Just one datum, but...download counts?
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I didn't read the previous comment as a suggestion that they were looking to Venmo as an alternative to a checking account, but rather as a purse where money goes temporarily until it ends up at the final destination: said checking acc
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I don't get why more companies don't follow our approach There's your value,but your own admission.
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No. These days I consider it a requirement . Doesn't have to be full remote, but I want at minimum 2 days to be able to be out of the office and enjoying from the house I'm paying for using the salary you're (employer, not
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Okay, _this_ is the point where I'll take the intellectually lazy road and scream "LATE STAGE CAPITALISM" at that one.
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Yeah I think I'm going to stand by my "It's Pepsi Cola, not Sesame Street". Do the optics look bad? Oh well?? Why is anyone looking for positive optics coming from an advertisement paid for by billionaires featuring the
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Heh. You got me there.
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That seems...highly subjective but I get your point. It's similar to how my reaction was when everyone lost their minds over the Kylie Jenner Pepsi commercial. I think it was something to the effect of: "You're getting bent o
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Oh no, I don't object to anything you're saying--I literally have no objection on the merits of the lawsuit. It's just...we've made it to the point of profiting off of a cat. For looking humorously pissed off by cat stan
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Grumpy Cat Limited I genuinely don't know if I'm impressed or incredibly depressed that the owners of a disgruntled looking cat are turning the facade of a discontented feline into a company. Snarky types would point at this and
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This question doesn't deserve the downvotes its getting. Some people can and want a job that feels like a hobby, but some people like to compartmentalize and want their job to definitely be engaging , but don't necessarily want t
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9y ago
They haven't hit the proverbial nail with the hammer, they've hit the railroad spike with a sledge; IMO it's 100% about your environment and the demands and obligations your development team has against it's own obligati
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Well that first example with the mistyped grep command just blew my mind.
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I've been in an ELK shop before, and will definitely be putting one up first chance I get with my new gig.
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Same, and I very politely told them to kick rocks.
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Hrm. I think you've given me something fun to spend my weekend on
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takes notes So would you want just the curated list, or an application that uses said list and provides feedback to the user? Either? Both? Because I've _sort_ of done this on my personal Mac-though for reasons more pertaining to an
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IMHO your suggestion makes it unnecessarily easy for other journalists to distance themselves. GOOD. If you're someone who works earnestly to report affairs objectively and without the influence of money to promote $thing_goes_here,
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What if tech became less of an identity and more of just a job that you did with your co-workers not to "change to world", but just to make money? GREAT question. I've often pondered this. Shooting from the hip I would wage
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Hey this is great. Will they then advertise (at bare minimum) a salary range that has been budgeted for the role for applicants to decide if it's worth their time interviewing for, or can we expect a continuation of the "DOE&quo
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