justforyou

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by justforyou 7y ago
Yes. There's nothing intuitively shocking about those results. What exactly is your concern here?
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by justforyou 7y ago
>> I think I am not capable of summarising his thoughts as I am also trying to decipher and get. You can't have it both ways. If you are trying to "decipher and get" his thoughts how do you know he has a "profound
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by justforyou 7y ago
I'd rather have a planet of people raised by people committed to doing the best job possible than people who have made a fulfilling life choice due to a lack of proper expectations. It's not like underpopulation is a problem.
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by justforyou 7y ago
So are they hard to find because they get shouted out of mainstream consciousness, because of insufficient expertise at searching, or because they don't exist?
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by justforyou 7y ago
You really shouldn't use WebMD as a primary source for anything. They are a content farm owned by Internet Brands and their only focus is creating content as vehicles for pharmaceutical and consumer packaged goods advertisements.
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by justforyou 7y ago
They do. Non-engineers just tend to blame the age/quality of their company issued hardware rather than the problematic software causing performance issues.
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by justforyou 7y ago
Your sentiment is valid, but you need to quadruple the timescale.
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by justforyou 7y ago
This is the thing that will ultimately get facebook as we know it regulated out of existance -- unless politicians get hooked on social media micro-donations. https://www.banking.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/5.9.1
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by justforyou 7y ago
What's the net benefit of continuing to support the monarchy which exported wahhabism to the rest of the middle east?
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by justforyou 7y ago
There's nothing delicate about the game being played and the goals of said game have nothing to do with privacy and human rights.
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by justforyou 7y ago
Not sure why you are being downvoted on this.
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by justforyou 7y ago
Do you realize that by abusing this thread to make a single PR focused comment with no intention of participating in the conversation -- you've disrespected the community here and the few remaining DO customers within said community.
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by justforyou 7y ago
>> and we take every effort to get customers back online as quickly as possible. In this particular scenario, we were slow to respond and had missteps in handling the false positive. You clearly don't make every effort, and did n
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by justforyou 7y ago
I'm done using DO. It's usually a bad sign when a company can't meet current needs/expectations and then decides to try and productize their failures.
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by justforyou 7y ago
Indeed. I'd urge everyone here to pay attention how many sites/companies are dead in the water the next time there is a full blown AWS outage and see if they are as quick to heave the same criticisms at those fortune 500 companies
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by justforyou 7y ago
Features are not bugs.
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by justforyou 7y ago
Gossip, by definition is qualatatively different than libel or slander -- else we wouldn't be having this discussion. The information I shared in the OP is neither libel or slander, but seems like it would be covered by gossip laws. (
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by justforyou 7y ago
> But anyone who willfully lies about witnessing things that never happened, or claims possession of evidence that they do not actually possess, should face charges for the deliberate spread of misinformation. I had a vision last night i
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by justforyou 8y ago
Megacorporations are actually the reason SF has become the real estate nightmare that it is -- but hey, no poor people. When a city makes decisions that don't favor its residents, it becomes an unaffordable haven for transplants, specu