jachee

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721.
by jachee 6y ago
> Overwhelmingly unpopular to the public but driven by special interests. I'd suggest this describes most lobbying. When something's overwhelmingly popular to the public, no one has to get paid to make that clear to the powers-
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by jachee 6y ago
> What websites are people visiting that the Pi-Hole doesn't work with? Usually sites where the dev has based functionality on a JS module loaded from an advertise/tracker site, and that is being blocked, resulting in missing f
723.
by jachee 6y ago
I recommend you try a minimum wage job for a year or two. It'll open up your eyes and your mind.
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by jachee 7y ago
> Yet the workers all chose to work there, implying it was better than the next best option available to them. That's not how minimum-wage labor effectively works. The workers (many of whom have just entered the workforce, myself
725.
by jachee 7y ago
It wasn't particularly early, but I miss turntable.fm. Crowd-sourced music discovery/sharing/listening and some great interactions.
726.
by jachee 7y ago
What part of "punished for working too many hours" is mutually beneficial? How about not scheduling anyone full-time, but stopping just short to avoid supporting them? How about not paying anyone outside of management above minimu
727.
by jachee 7y ago
My 8 fits in the case her 6S is in quite nicely, despite its bigger camera bump.
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by jachee 7y ago
Try here: https://public.tableau.com/views/COVID-19PublicDashboard/Cov...
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by jachee 7y ago
Many are outright exploitative. Fast food comes immediately to mind: I once got disciplinary action one summer, because I came in to work too much , and crossed over 80 hours in a two-week pay period, thus earning overtime. Coworkers had c
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by jachee 7y ago
This is exactly the phone my wife wants to upgrade from her showing-its-age, 5-year-old 6S. It'll fit into her existing case. It's not too big. It's affordable. It still has a home button. She's hardly a power user, so
731.
by jachee 7y ago
I believe that inconsistency is factored into, and indicated by the error bars and the width of the range indicators for each graph.
732.
by jachee 7y ago
Point being that if they can scrape the web and collect and correlate PII, under a claim that’s basically “finders keepers!” and sell that information, that anyone else gaining unrestricted access to that same information can make the same
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by jachee 7y ago
That's all public data, if you ask Clearview.
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by jachee 7y ago
Just because a position is filled, that doesn't necessarily mean it's filled by the most-talented person. It's entirely possible to lose out on remote talent by skimping on the remote experience, while still "successfull
735.
by jachee 7y ago
> should it now be a requirement for employment that you have enough liquid cash to pay for setting up your own office? Any firm worth working for will have this as either a stipend, or otherwise handled as part of hiring remote workers.
736.
by jachee 7y ago
I don't think so. It's part of why I haven't.
737.
by jachee 7y ago
I still don't know if the fruit or the color come first with orange.
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by jachee 7y ago
I've still got Geometry Wars on my 32-bit iPad. It's my go-to airplane game— if there's a 120v outlet to plug into. No multiplayer, though.
739.
by jachee 7y ago
I still miss Aurora Feint from the dawn of iOS.
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by jachee 7y ago
My twitter bot, @fiveobot[0], lives on, within a `screen` session on my VPS. Its time zone and geographical data are both at least 2years out of date, but I'd have to adapt new tools, or hook into APIs that will eventually fail to acce
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by jachee 7y ago
People already complain about the price and battery life of current phones. I can’t imagine either of those things making either situation better.
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by jachee 7y ago
1) No such thing as an “itouch” 2) What about your iCloud account and password that are required to encrypt, store, access, and decrypt the backups there? Is that not a factor worth consideration?
743.
by jachee 7y ago
Not sarcasm. Sources please.
744.
by jachee 7y ago
Kodachrome wasn't abstract. It was Kodak's color film, and thus a pseudo-portmanteau of "Kodak" and "chroma" (i.e. color). I'm sure there are meanings behind a lot of the other names you listed, too.
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by jachee 7y ago
You could also get a headset instead of yelling at your built-in mic. As a 100% remote employee, even before Covid, the coworkers with headsets are much easier to understand, and have less background/foreground noise. As a headset us
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by jachee 7y ago
Got any sources for that? Sounds a lot like FUD.
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by jachee 7y ago
I'll say that StreamLabs was better before they changed their monetization model. I was lucky to download and install a few sets of overlays a few months ago that, today, would cost a minimum monthly fee to access.
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by jachee 7y ago
Good. Screw the landlords. Let them liquidate and bring the market back down to earth a bit.
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by jachee 7y ago
I wonder what would happen if I were to issue them a $5000/mo/piece retroactive license invoice for any/all use of my name/likeness/etc for their profit. I wonder what would happen if everyone did.
750.
by jachee 7y ago
> while some other markdown features do. The only two markdown features afaik that work on HN are italics with asterisks and code blocks with 4 spaces. That's it.

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