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by jasonv 6y ago
Personally, I’d rather use macOS Outlook or Outlook online than Outlook on Windows. And not because of Windows.
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Current versions of O365 work really well, especially if you spend time at an organization still using pre-O365 versions of Office things. I pay for O365, and G Suite and Adobe CC (among others) at our small shop. I think G Suite could be t
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The reality of the situation hasn't been acknowledged in a lot of arenas.
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I need that on a t-shirt.
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Last company I was at was more or less as you describe. Now.. at a company in a different industry, there's a 5+ year plan to move 100% to cloud. Nascent efforts are about 18 mos old already, no apps are live yet. Fortunately, they&#x2
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I get that people use delivery, but I can't even remember the last time I got food delivered. I order for pick-up now (you know, now)... No judgement, just one of those "Wow, people do a thing that never occurs to me to do...&quot
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by jasonv 6y ago
When I truly committed to my fitness goals, my work improved significantly. But I simplified the rest of my life. To some people my life looked really, really boring... to me, it was just right. At the moment I'm doing too many things.
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I think the issue is that most of the companies on that list are re-shaping economies at planet scale. Maybe it's fair to object to participating in that.
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I spend all day in teams where no one will admit to knowing anything...
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I work for a financial institution using openshift in cloud. Learning it now.
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All Literature departments in the western world. Seriously, though: First half is pretty conventional assertion, the second half is taking it into pretty hyperbolic territory. Even if it’s right. “Shakespeare” (the works, and allowing for c
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by jasonv 6y ago
I seem to return my cable modems, in NV & CA, about every 14-18 months. I walk in, ask for a new one, give them the (busted) old one. Not losing sleep over this. Feels akin to the "control your finances, stop buying coffee at coffe
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Read the whole thing... hoping disc golf and dog parks can resume. That'd be nice.
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want to use google chat to replace the hangouts that I have with a certain group [because the hangouts interface and mobile notifications aren't great].. it's available for my G Suite accounts, but not my generic @gmail account. w
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Social unrest? How about some activism, social representation..? We don't really do that in the US these days.
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Been homeschooling my teenager for a few years. First year or two were huge learning experiences for all of us. It took a lot of work and prep and, among the adults, a bit of negotiation to cover the topics. It would be tough to suddenly ha
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Was watching a news show about how some beaches in LA are open, but the neighboring ones are still closed. Reported said people were asking for consistency in the enforcement of policies. Which seemed beside the point. Whether a city seems
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by jasonv 6y ago
Maybe you can shed some light on this: I recently took my older (7 years) MacBook Air in to Apple to get a new battery. They charged me $129. It’s a great laptop, was happy to do it. When they returned it, the had also replaced the main boa
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I can't read that, but nothing Facebook/Zuckerberg has done feels aligned with any principled standing that I agree with. From a slightly different direction.. for instance: banning any content that contravenes the WHO's of
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> Twitter has been leaning ever-harder into the role of curating authoritative content. To be fair, both political ends of the spectrum in the US have been leaning very hard on Twitter, Facebook & Youtube to increase the active moder
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So far, getting Jekyll publishing to Github Pages has been way more complicated than I expected it to be... I know WordPress pretty well. With caching and automatic plugin updates, it's pretty low maintenance. Nothing about Jekyll + Gi
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Research “marketing ladder”. Not too much different than where music and albums are today... the money’s in touring, performance, etc. If my favorite bands had to,live off album sales, those bands wouldn’t exist.
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I'm perplexed by the comments here. Some cities have seen greater business increases on pedestrian and bike converted through-ways because people in cars weren't just passing by. Bikers and pedestrians stopped and shopped in the a
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i came to answer suck.com
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Guessing the 26 million who filed for unemployment won’t be better off. Average salaries are higher than unemployment. Not sure what the point of this oft-repeated fact is, if not to gas light the trauma out there.
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A possible rebuttal from my corner of the peanut gallery: https://www.coca-colacompany.com/faqs/did-coca-cola-invent-s...
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I generally agree with you. But in the way that our defense budget is a significant portion of our federal budget, leaving many other state and federal needs un-fund-able, I'd suggest that there's a similar ratio of "elephant
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I’ve gone to doctors the last couple of years for minor, but not-small maladies and they have no treatments. Even in medicine there are common problems that plague big portions of our populations but no one wants to solve. I’m guessing it m
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I think people can’t wait to forget.
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You can try to find a new job first. I just got a job at a bank (cloud architecture) and some companies are still hiring. The job market is going to be weird for a while. Accepting that, you could still see if landing the next job is possib

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