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iamjake648
4y ago
I've never had any issues with it from the employee side of things. What are the big gripes?
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4y ago
We've been quite happy with Auth0 to solve this problem.
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4y ago
Except for the 88 million who do?
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Apple Faces Antitrust Test in Treatment of Jamf
(techtransparencyproject.org)
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4y ago
iOS Mobile
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4y ago
> sit to the left of Chairman Mao. What world do you live in? Your caricature would be laughable if wasn't so disconnected with reality.
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5y ago
I don’t think you’re right about that. Source?
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5y ago
Because I've personally done it?
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5y ago
You have to reach out to their support, but it's absolutely possible. I did it myself with a five minute chat. It's just an 'Oculus' account at that point, like it was before the requirement.
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5y ago
Facebook login is no longer a requirement.
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Racquetball is so great for the winter months if you live somewhere it's regularly below freezing. Really easy to pickup and play, hard to master.
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5y ago
lol this is exactly what people are talking about, get a life.
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5y ago
This is what I've been doing too, coordinated with other team members. We usually go in on planning or big meeting days. I sure don't want to go in every day but 2 - 3 days is perfect to get out of the house and see some new peopl
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At least at my office it's only the young people that are actually coming in to the office. It's cliché, but the subsidized snacks, ping pong, etc I think are bringing people back where as I haven't seen a single 'older&
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5y ago
yup, that's the one!
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5y ago
I can't remember the exact book, but contained in a book about Ancient Egypt, there was the rules, paper pieces and a sample board for this game - we used to play it all the time as kids. My grandpa helped us make a wooden set of piece
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6y ago
What reality do you live in?
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6y ago
And that would be a good thing
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6y ago
It was a required in my program. State school, USA.
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6y ago
I think you can get a pretty good idea of how this will likely perform by comparing their other FPGA based systems like the Mega Sg and Super NT. Their whole thing is rebuilding the hardware with FPGAs instead of software emulation which in
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Which is why so many in the gaming community prefer to buy physical games as opposed to digital downloads. At least with digital downloads you can quick download all of your purchases before a store closes down. With gaming streaming that s
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6y ago
"Forever" - so until Google kills it in a year or two.
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> 3. Singleplayer games are dead While they certainly aren't as common as they used to be, this is quite a stretch. Some of the Playstation's most popular exclusive titles have been single player games: Ghost of Tsushima, Last
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6y ago
We are in the process of moving back to our home town of Eau Claire, WI from Minneapolis. Doubling our apartment space for $500 less. It's only 90 mins away from the city, so when we need an international airport again, it's still