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by itisit 5y ago
It's all rather silly, isn't it?
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by itisit 5y ago
And getting a new credit card used to be a reliable failsafe to stop getting billed for a hard-to-cancel service, but not so if the subscription agreement allows for automatic updating: https://twocents.lifehacker.com/heres-
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by itisit 5y ago
I love the contrivance of this need. Somewhere between indolence and observance. Or between humor and insanity. Interesting nonetheless…
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by itisit 5y ago
I call it Thought Leadership Marketing. Comes in many forms: whitepapers, mini-docs, reports, seminars, etc. All geared to demonstrate the specious superiority and sophistication of a given firm.
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by itisit 5y ago
Sorry, but Wired is garbage and has been for quite some time. Its content is antithetical, in my view, to what this community seeks in terms of thoughtfulness, curiosity, and substance. Edit: Just noticing the poster’s username…how apropos!
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by itisit 5y ago
Perhaps OP can answer. The AZ ID[0], as opposed to the name, does identify a specific AZ location, so certainly possible to measure AZ-to-AZ latencies. [0] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ram/latest/userguide/work
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by itisit 5y ago
In my experience, 99.9% of the value in hiring a consultancy is to light a fire under the respective asses of one's employees.
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by itisit 5y ago
No. Asking if there’s a way to opt-out.
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by itisit 5y ago
Does Find My’s ToS require your device to relay any AirTag’s data?
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by itisit 5y ago
Can you blame them?
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by itisit 5y ago
6 deaths from Autopilot now. At the very least, Tesla ought to drop the name. https://www.tesladeaths.com/
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by itisit 5y ago
> Few people to no person here would be comfortable purchasing a phone knowing people where exploited or harmed in its production. Millions of people are aware of the exploitative conditions endemic in smartphone factories thanks to the
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by itisit 6y ago
I imagine Erdogan will use the proceeds for a good cause, such as himself.
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by itisit 6y ago
> Not enough people really downloads apps anymore "Sensor Tower, which notes that its data is still preliminary, reports that overall, consumers spent roughly $111 billion on mobile apps in 2020. That makes a 30.2% increase over 201
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by itisit 6y ago
This is a win for both sides. Unions, more often than not, blow. I wish this apoplexy was around when Walmart was king.
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by itisit 6y ago
With mustard (on the side) or plain for me. Washed down with ample gulps of beer, of course.
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by itisit 6y ago
Itself: https://www.thebalance.com/who-owns-the-u-s-national-debt-33...
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by itisit 6y ago
End-of-life memoirs, the type where the author has a terminal illness and knows the end is nigh, are one of my favorite genres. Key takeaways after having read ~10 such books: 1. You will die. 2. Enjoy life. 3. Be kind.
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by itisit 6y ago
31 is still quite young. The more people you see in a box, the less weird and terrifying the prospect becomes.
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by itisit 6y ago
It's not terrifying at all once you grasp how astronomically challenging it is to pulverize or divert an asteroid of such scale: https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2019/3/7/18251559/ast...
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by itisit 6y ago
You worry too much, friend. Most of my colleagues are positively clueless, and this is at a FAANG company. It's often a matter of drive.
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by itisit 6y ago
Regardless of direction, votes are also useful for misidentifying videos that are what they claim to be. Rare kudos to YT; thumbs-up for the anti-reductionists on this one.
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by itisit 6y ago
You're not considering the multitude of emo sub-genres (ex. zombie, pan, militant, etc)
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by itisit 6y ago
There are friendlier options already out there. Slice and ChowNow come to mind.
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by itisit 6y ago
Short of booking a ticket to Paris and taxiing to the museum, this is a fine way to explore the collection.
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by itisit 6y ago
Pee bottles put a nice sordid spin on how oppressive an employer is, but again, they're not the issue. Where has the outrage been for the many decades of delivery drivers and truckers having to relieve themselves on the road in order t
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by itisit 6y ago
And my point is the company lying about a necessary evil of logistics is not much of an issue when compared to their corrosive employment practices.
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by itisit 6y ago
A vented closet would be in order. Pretty sure management and customers don’t want packages sharing the same airspace as a toilet.
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by itisit 6y ago
Pee bottles are hardly new nor are they unique to Amazon drivers. I actually don't think they're the issue. It's when you're overworked day-in-day-out and getting grilled on your numbers, urinating into a bottle becomes
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by itisit 6y ago
That’s a very Amazonian view placing customer trust before employee rights... > Maybe the debate should be around how much monitoring is too much. Yes! This is the debate, and this kind of monitoring is too much.

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