justizin

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by justizin 12y ago
"A slightly more charitable argument would be that people do care, but are currently under too much financial and day-to-day stress to simply drop everything and participate meaningfully in lots of political causes." When has this
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by justizin 12y ago
That's a bold claim. Laser cutting and CNC stitching are not done "here" which I guess is outside China, at all, by anyone?
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by justizin 12y ago
"Bookmark this page, and then set a reminder to check in soon"? Intel, you totally fail at social media!
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by justizin 12y ago
Read your own comment. You're basically saying that laser cutting and CNC stitching - operations performed by robots based on files uploaded by computers - are done better in China than here. That's like someone in China saying th
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by justizin 12y ago
no, it means that i think he has an active imagination and is inclined to write fiction which is dramatic enough to sell ads.
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by justizin 12y ago
Totally agree. Also, if you have a flexible enough schedule, your desk is only a satellite office. If you want to be alone and in the quiet all day, home is often great for that. I think some people miss out on the possibility that their e
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by justizin 12y ago
Please do not try to understand this through such a narrow lens. San Francisco has human feces because it is one of the only cities in the USA which has not completely criminalized homelesness, because there are a lot of services there, and
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by justizin 12y ago
I interviewed with one of them, and they picked a fight with me about advertising because I felt my previous employer had taken the absolute lowest possible road. I continually tried to acquiesce, even noting that they had a paid option, a
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by justizin 12y ago
A couple both making six figures is basically what's happening there, or someone has decided it's OK to be 'rent poor'.
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by justizin 12y ago
I WILL SELL THE STAMP!
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by justizin 12y ago
AND FOR CHRISSAKE KEEP YOUR SPARE PAGER BATTERY HANDY! fuckin' word format resume. That is no longer a thing.
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by justizin 12y ago
Yeah, if you described an actual fucking program, and their answer was the name of a software package that you could learn in a day and they've been trying to hire an expert in for six months, and you would still just use that software
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by justizin 12y ago
Yeah I'm pretty sure the elevator, at least that old one, doesn't know if you're in it, though more modern ones will open the door as you walk up.
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by justizin 12y ago
While the discussion you want to have is a valid one, you're opening on a complete logical fallacy. Market cap and technical sophistication, esp at large scale, tend to become divergent. In other words, it is generally assumed that bi
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by justizin 12y ago
"millenarian" politics. Nice.
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by justizin 12y ago
Or they can cut you a check that doesn't include everything owed to you, but ask you to sign a long agreement, buried within which is an assertion that the company has paid everything it owes you. Since you need this check, you wouldn&
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by justizin 12y ago
This is actually the greatest fumble in the history of Antitrust in my opinion. Yes, it's become clear that a web browser should be bundled in the OS, and even as I said at the time, when I was a teenager, you need a shitty web browser
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by justizin 12y ago
Campaigns like this, while frustrating for existing users, aren't there to target us, they're to target someone who filled out the sales form halfway and got distracted.
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by justizin 12y ago
If you only encrypt your most important secrets, they are far more vulnerable to attack. Sometimes what you hide can be inferred by what you don't, etc.. I hear you, though, it's a real pain, but welcome to 2014, we're all l
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by justizin 12y ago
I don't think there's a causal connection between torture policies and tear gas being allowed for crowd control, I think they are both linked to the same cause - that governments are more interested in protecting themselves than t
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by justizin 12y ago
Yeah, the $4k is kind of a manufactured figure, bandwidth expenses are particularly inflated, but it makes sense at smaller scale - if you have a $15/mo plan with 2TB of transfer and you go over 1TB, a few bucks penalty doesn't so
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by justizin 12y ago
This is called the "Tyranny of Competence", here's a related excerpt from the book "Deep Change" ( http://books.google.com/books?id=NDkvbRX9dGQC&pg=PA115&lpg=P... ) The arguments for compete
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by justizin 12y ago
Is that what it says? It seemed to suggest that young eggs could be contaminated by a sperm long before they are eventually fertilized. It's unclear to me what 'contaminated' means here, but I'm not a biologist.
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by justizin 12y ago
Yeah Rackspace is hardly to be held up as a standard bearer here, they don't even _have_ availability zones. We have around 200 instances, had about 59 reboot, and specifically were able to plan around these happening on different days
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by justizin 12y ago
After the first time you view all eleventy-nine images, they are preloaded. ;)
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by justizin 12y ago
There is a market for a $4,000 bike, but what's interesting is that there's a market for paying $1,000 for half of a $200 bike. ;) Basically, you can get a lot more bike for $1,000. If I'd asked for something like this growi
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by justizin 12y ago
Shush people will just use this as an excuse to roll coal!
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by justizin 12y ago
That was my point.
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by justizin 12y ago
I think you're right, but if that's so, then apparently all of the features the OP claims to be bloat in systemd are questionably in systemd at all, and the entire discussion is moot.
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by justizin 12y ago
Or sign up for a credit union which will surely do this for free.

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