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by igetspam 5y ago
It gets worse when you leave the bay. There are states where they don't believe in the concept of kids being mentally gifted but they'll bend over backward to talk up their gifted athletic programs. You can be super good at dribbl
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by igetspam 5y ago
Thank you! I love the hardware but I'm pissed about the software. This is helpful.
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by igetspam 5y ago
Do not want. :)
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by igetspam 5y ago
I think you meant: THE INTERNET...NET...NET...Net...net...!!! (I feel like that's a good representation for a booming echo effect.)
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by igetspam 5y ago
This is ridiculous fun
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by igetspam 5y ago
Step 1: no kids Crap! Failed at step one! (I say this with all the love in the world for my kid.) Since having a kid, my personal time has reached near zero (kid + pandemic + chronically I'll wife with unknown systemic problems + st
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by igetspam 5y ago
I find that the "fat" clients encourage bad behavior that IRC used to allow people to handle independently. Examples: * bot spam that I can't /ignore * "inviting" people to channels tht you can't opt out o
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by igetspam 5y ago
Every time we try and call the function, it either throws an ERR::ScreamingFit or just flat out crashes. Something about "illogical fear has occurred" and then you have to wait 30 minutes to tray again
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by igetspam 5y ago
The title is a whole lot of "no shit." Women aren't taken seriously. My wife's,(very short lived) PCP theorized that her intestinal problems were possibly due to her period syncing with our daughter. The concept of peri
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by igetspam 5y ago
But that wysiwyg. So bad. How could you not want to be vendor locked into it? (Sarcasm)
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by igetspam 5y ago
Accounting for the use of Jira is easy: known quantity and name recognition. A better question is "With so many unhappy customers, how do we still account for the continued use of Jira as an org matures?" It's the same answe
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by igetspam 5y ago
You had shitty management.
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by igetspam 5y ago
I've been working on the inputs to mine for over four years now and it still hasn't picked up "blow nose!"
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by igetspam 5y ago
Because it's important to do something different. Using my hands to create, instead of just my mind, helps me clear my head and revisit other problems fresh. If all I ever use my mental energy on is my day job, my performance declines
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by igetspam 5y ago
Agreed. These generalizations are self defeating and wrong. Not everyone is born with social skills but they can be learned. I had a teacher who went to school with Bill Gates. He was apparently impossible to connect with. It wasn't un
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by igetspam 5y ago
I think one of the first keys to moving on is talking to someone who you trust to listen. I can imagine a number of scenarios that can fit into the rather generic question you've put forth. Unfortunately, not everything can be solved i
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by igetspam 5y ago
I have one kid. The trick of long term issues due to COVID is non zero. The risk of death is non zero. Many people have decided that science is subjective. VAERS data is unreliable at best, since it's unverifiable. (Anyone can submit a
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by igetspam 5y ago
Yes. Flooding on my lot. Trying to get the pigs to dry ground. Floating islands of fire ants.
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by igetspam 5y ago
I wish I'd been so lucky. As I've grown as a parent, I've unconsciously put my mother under a microscope and keep discovering that, while she tried, she failed. We were once very close but as I've gotten older, I can com
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by igetspam 5y ago
Microsoft... Uber... LinkedIn... Another... ? Total guess.
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by igetspam 5y ago
This article does not echo my personal experience. I recently left a company. Prior to leaving but after making it know to a few key people that I wasn't likely to stay, I had two exploratory contracts lined up. (Exploratory for me, no
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by igetspam 5y ago
But it's good enough for compliance work. :)
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by igetspam 5y ago
If you're worried about theft, hopefully you've disabled Bluetooth and USB because I can move a hell of a lot of data without a network device. Also, if this is a legit concern, you may have a hiring problem (or you work for .gov
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by igetspam 5y ago
Because working in an environment of trust is way to retain employees. I don't expect people to try and steal secret, most of the time but I do expect them to take a few personal moments throughout the day. If I found that a company wa
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by igetspam 5y ago
Can confirm. Little floating islands of pain. Very ouch.
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by igetspam 5y ago
This. My wife and I are not religious. I could be convinced to be agnostic but not really. She's all atheist. We've priced out private schools all over the country. The jesus ones are the only ones that are affordable and still ha
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by igetspam 5y ago
Big tech? Agreed. A built in sync that I don't have to think about, so all .y various environments look and feel th same? Yes, please (I know, I need to look at syncthing or some other such tool)
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by igetspam 5y ago
about:profiles I use multiple profiles in FF and my start page is the profile selector.
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by igetspam 5y ago
Same to all of the above. We're headed out in the next 6-18 months. The wide range is due to our kid's school. If that wasn't a consideration, we'd be shopping already.
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by igetspam 5y ago
He's openly hostile. He's specifically told people coming from CA to not "blow it" when they get here. He makes regular threats against Austin for calling him out on being a hypocrite and trying to overstep authority. Ca

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