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igetspam
5y ago
Did Kaepernick taking a knee lose (insert team here) a measurable amount of money? Was Kaepernick the head of the organization? I think those are the critical metrics. If whatever team he was on started hurting financially, then let him g
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5y ago
You, sir or madame, are a good job. I like working with people like you. I want to help but some things just don't fall into my wheelhouse buy when they do, we're on it. This is how teamwork should be defined.
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5y ago
I believe your assessment of the agreement is flawed. Application developers are not our users. You're our tenants. We provide highly available housing for your projects. We keep the lights on, we keep walls standing and we make sure t
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igetspam
5y ago
I think you mean "teledildonics."
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5y ago
I've never found a laptop I liked more than a ThinkPad. I haven't used anything but Linux in over 20 years though.
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5y ago
> I don't own a cellphone, so it would not even have been an option for the receptionist to phone when my time came. That's from the doctors article but the linked one clearly says he has an Android phone. He smells like a youn
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5y ago
Which are all great festures for devices where you'll have interaction. Auto restart on failure has been done for years, so the weight of systemd doesn't justify it for us. We'll have a single binary service, so dependency tr
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5y ago
We'll be headed down this path soon for some custom appliances. I can't find a compelling reason for systemd or dbus.
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5y ago
My plan has been to use AWX but my curiosity is if there's something people like better lately. There seems to be a decent amount of hate for Ansible in this community and I'm not married to any specific tool here. My past experie
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Ask HN: What's your favorite config management tool these days and why?
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5y ago
While I know I'm an outlier, this has made me more interested in these devices. It's become almost impossible to find "smart" phones without cameras. I need to read my email, get directions and (unfortunately) us slack b
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5y ago
Wow do I feel old. I was running Slackware on my desktop in high school. 2.0.3x kernel. It must have been '96 or '97. It was so difficult. So. Many. Floppies. Printer? Hah! Good luck! Dial up modems worked well enough but y
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5y ago
MVPs aren't a bad idea but you have to make sure you're doing then right. Have a target customer segment, have a clear objective, build the smallest version of your end goal that actually provides value but won't break the ba
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5y ago
I do. Reverse cameras are federal now, I believe. Most of the truck stickers I looked at had front cameras too. It's a minimal cost.
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5y ago
Except they have front, rear and side cameras. Our new F150 has 360° of visibility at low speeds. There are also proximity sensors that tell me if something outside the field of vision is coming my way from behind. It's also very liber
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5y ago
Sounds like capitalism to me. Isn't this half of what the holdouts say they want? Businesses should be able to decide things for themselves, same as people? Don't force businesses to work with those that go against their persona
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igetspam
5y ago
For subtracted difficulty (opposite of added?), I don't have accounts on any of those things anyway. I find the easiest way to win is not to play.
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5y ago
Just as long as you stay away from the rest of us, I agree. In fact, I'd pitch in to a fund aimed at shipping you all to desert island together and letting you return when you decide to like the science.
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5y ago
I moved six years ago. I got demand letters from the CA tax board for four years after I left. I didn't owe them a dime but they still tried. Had to call and submit paperwork every time. At least the CA tax board people are super agre
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5y ago
Because they are targeting people (an actual marginalized group: women) and killing them.
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The lack of women falling to the ground with legs spread wide to accept having sex done to them is involuntary. The brand of "incel" is a choice. Note: I don't actually belief women are objects and men are owed sex. That firs
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5y ago
It's been a while for me but I recall that a significant amount of the real estate already existed. I worked in a number of buildings in MTV, starting before the SGI retrofit. Most were old and had little done to them. There was new co
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5y ago
Good point. Tone-deaf was how we took it.
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Do you actually get 9m though? I always have FF open (I try hard not to install electron apps, so I have slack web open all the time). My Thinkpad running Linux with four to six different profiles open, all with active windows and multipl
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5y ago
I can confirm that we happily worked nitty days for a very long time and the perks helped keep us happy and sane. After some number of years though, your personal well of energy starts to dry up and no amount of weird crap in a fridge is go
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5y ago
Came here looking for this. Back in my G days, before they were the high paying behemoth they are now, there were regular complaints about compensation. The first corporate response was absolutely tone-deaf. They created a tool for you to s
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5y ago
Is that a literal 40x? I haven't used the web version of zoom in a long time and my Thinkpad is always plugged in but I'm genuinely curious about your data. What OS? Plugins?
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5y ago
I don't know how old you are but my career now exceeds two decades. I definitely see this more now but that's because I institute it. Earlier in my career, we failed at incident management and at ownership. We now share the burde
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5y ago
My early memories of Google (right around the IPO) involve very strict rules about who can and cannot contribute to FOSS projects and what data must be scrubbed before submitting bugs externally. I did all my contributions under pseudonyms,
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5y ago
As someone who has convicted of DUI twice in my youth, I'm 100% in support of keeping people off the road if they're drunk. The two times I got caught are just that: the times I was caught. I deserved many many more. We can't
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