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by johnnyo 9y ago
It’s a pretty minimal responsibility. It’s basically the person whose job it is to setup the polling place, collect the ballots, and make sure there is no funny business. You literally work 2 days a year, and have no other responsibilitie
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by johnnyo 9y ago
Ironically, a judge of elections using his first act to call for impeachment of a candidate likely running in an election he will preside over is extremely inappropriate.
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by johnnyo 9y ago
Sounds like a great idea, except for the part where I need to send all my data to Google.
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by johnnyo 9y ago
Apparently the site is working beyond its range. > Resource Limit Is Reached > The website is temporarily unable to service your request as it exceeded resource limit. Please try again later.
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by johnnyo 9y ago
Doesn't Uber allow drivers to rate passengers as well? Couldn't drivers give low ratings to bad tippers?
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by johnnyo 9y ago
Maybe someone realized that producing an album that only "100s of fans" will actually buy is a bad business decision.
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by johnnyo 10y ago
Which is why they "randomly" pick the people who paid the least for their ticket.
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by johnnyo 10y ago
Where do you buy from instead?
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by johnnyo 10y ago
Most used online forum? Is there data to back that up?
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by johnnyo 10y ago
If you are paying interest on your credit cards, you are doing it wrong.
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by johnnyo 10y ago
Arent these kinds of updates pushed out my Central IT? Just because they can push it out, there are still a lot of employees watching the update run that probably don't have admin access.
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by johnnyo 10y ago
I'll bet this would be a good tool for sysadmins or network administrators to run against their network and see what it finds.
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by johnnyo 10y ago
Become Amish. They are the only ones I know of that can opt out. https://faq.ssa.gov/link/portal/34011/34019/Article/3821/Are...
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by johnnyo 10y ago
I hope Amazon FireTV supports this soon, or supplies a client. I've already got several of these sticks, and I'd love to be able to cast a tab up from somewhere on my network.
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by johnnyo 10y ago
How is this different from Jekyl?
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by johnnyo 10y ago
Google really hates RSS, don't they? They seem to be actively killing anything that they have that once supported it
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by johnnyo 11y ago
Well it does set a minimum > Further, in your new job Udacity guarantees that your gross income from such job will be in excess of your cost of tuition (pre-tax) within a 3 month period following job placement But given you are paying ab
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by johnnyo 11y ago
If you look at the linked Buffer formula, they are explicitly paying 3k/year per dependent, which I thought was not legal in the US
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by johnnyo 11y ago
I was surprised they explicitly paid more based on the number of dependents. That seems odd, since it seems completely irrelevant.
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by johnnyo 11y ago
How does the service access all my social media feeds and contact data? What's the security and privacy policies in place? What access does the company have to my data? What are they planning to do with it?
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by johnnyo 11y ago
If we are talking about current events or politics, that is a problem. But I use reddit mostly to follow news about my favorite sports teams and a few of my hobbies. For that, I don't care what the rest of reddit is saying.
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by johnnyo 11y ago
Agree with these, but in my opinion, the date selector wheels in iOS are a terrible design. Three rolling wheels just doesn't map to most people's concept of a calendar
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by johnnyo 11y ago
I just checked out your site, I don't see reddit as a source. Which icon is it?
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by johnnyo 11y ago
Timeful was a TODO/task company, they just approached the problem in a different way, by arguing that the calendar and the TODO list should be the same app, not separate apps. The idea was to have a TODO list with actual time committme
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by johnnyo 11y ago
It was free, if it makes you feel any better. I used it too, but it always felt like a good idea not yet fully executed.
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by johnnyo 12y ago
Depends entirely on where you live. In some states, companies are free to discriminate based on sexual orientation.
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by johnnyo 12y ago
Wherever you store the product would be my guess. In my case, the paper towel/toilet paper one could go in the closet where I store these things. The razor one could go on the side of my medicine cabinet.
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by johnnyo 12y ago
Easy fix, just start the month on a Monday instead of a Sunday
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by johnnyo 12y ago
Seems more like a ploy to sell books than peer-reviewed scientific research. Doesn't this sort of thing happen every few years whenever someone decides to write a new book on the subject?
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by johnnyo 13y ago
The original concept of the adjunct professor has strong grounding, and is actually very valuable. I remember learning from adjuncts as an undergrad, and often, they were much more down to earth, current on the subject area, and practical

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