jeffwask

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Space billboards coming soon.
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I have family that to this day call all plastic ware "Tupperware".
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In the list of companies who squandered a massive market advantage, Tupperware is in the top 10.
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I was at a large manufacturing software company where the CEO came out with a return to office mandate early on except it didn't apply to anyone in my chain of command. My director lived in an RV and worked from that travelling. Every
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This is 100%. I've been using mine close to a decade not only mask size but seal type. My wife can only use the foam rubber type masks I use the regular ones. I also have a Resmed Airsense with the heated hose and it really helps. It t
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They were a top indie publisher who you could rely on releasing interesting and quality game. Sad loss for gaming.
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Premium Cold Cuts means something different these days
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No regrets bowing out of this console generation and going PC only. I always had a Sony console for access to exclusive games but between the terrible launch, the almost PC price point, and the dwindling draw of 1st party exclusives (which
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Just ran into this on Amazon looking to buy a vacuum cleaner, the initial search top search results where all refurbs being sold back by the Amazon refurb service and cost more than the retail price of the same vacuum directly from the Shar
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The adult industry has been at the forefront of driving technical innovation on the internet (and previously in home media) since the beginning. It's huge business with huge data and bandwidth requirements. The teledildonics (love that
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Good to know this is one of his alts
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His boards are stacked with his personal cadre of yes men.
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Jenny did a really good video of her experience there... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0CpOYZZZW4&t=2969s&pp=ygUPa...
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I don't think Reddit is mentioned enough as a reason, but the focused Reddit communities are much better than SO for finding answers and asking questions. This isn't to say that Reddit doesn't have its own issues and overzeal
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While I get your point but it's short sighted to not view college as a place where both men and women learn and grow as humans outside of formal study. Learning to navigate relationships, discover your sexuality, and generally learn to
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Having attended a school in the 90's with a 7-1 male to female ratio, I concur. A strange culture and negative behaviors are reinforced on both sides in such an unbalanced environment.
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Those stock options aren't worth the time it would take to write the document. There will be nothing left in the pool once all those take over investors get their cut.
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This right here is why you pay. I've alternatively walked into places where no one was responsible for updating and managing these tools and they degrade into yet another problem. It's still cheaper and more efficient.
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EULA's Gone Wild
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Same difference... read the book https://sre.google/
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You can stretch availability to 99.9999999 if you have the money and the team to support it. However, each jump can incur up to a 100x cost increase per the Google SRE book. Availably is always a conversation about risk, innovation, cost, a
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Isn't this the same company that forced all their users to break up with the virtual partners they encouraged them to create via a code change? Divorce made easy. Marry your chatbot so one day their board can decide you no longer need
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I wonder if these are the ones I constantly get saying I have a package at USPS and they need info but the texts all originate from an international number, so they are obviously fake to me.
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I'd bet there's always some set of experiments queued up, maintenance, etc.
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That's how I'd feel. Kinda like startup life it's a chance to maybe do something you otherwise wouldn't
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I wonder if the astronauts are upset at being stuck or excited by the extra time in space they otherwise may have never got.
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Exactly, it's been going on for years. Buy a media outlet, optimize for cost (fire half your writers), content degradation, fire more writers and replace them with AI, watch readers depart. Only the AI bit is new. I've seen it rep
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Well, when it was valued at $1.8 Billion in 2008... it's nickels in comparison. It is selling off the mummified corpse of something that used to have value.
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Trading zombie websites for nickles. It's funny how badly pretty much every corporate acquisition of web publishing site has gone.
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When do I get my 46.6 dollars or even better my 933 dollars if we only look at active Facebook users either way it still seems like a great deal price for everyone's biometrics.

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