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by justizin 8y ago
Additionally, it sounds like shelters have to be a gobetween, so can't just be a pet store and say, "oh i found a bunch of dogs out back and rescued them and they are for sale."
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by justizin 8y ago
California has had the world's leading cannabis industry for decades, we're just now paying 38% tax.
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by justizin 8y ago
Notable: Btrfs is used for all of ChromeOS and the crostini container is just another volume. It's incredibly robust, really confusing why RH would be pulling this.
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by justizin 8y ago
Reverse DNS typically puts me thousands of miles away. Full stop.
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by justizin 8y ago
The ChromeOS browser does not have access to local files, it can download files to a ~/Downloads folder, but it cannot manipulate local files. The entire point of ChromeOS is aggressive sandboxing, not breaking out of the sandbox.
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by justizin 8y ago
Did a rent write this?
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by justizin 8y ago
30 feet is often across the street.
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by justizin 8y ago
nobody including me on this thread has read this article, welcome to HN.
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by justizin 8y ago
And to be clear, these WeWork non-competes are expressly about union busting. A few months ago, the WeWork I was in at the time went from in-house cleaning and facilities staff to a contract, keeping about 1/3 of the same individual
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by justizin 8y ago
> They could introduce incentives to reduce the number of movies people saw a week? Since I joined, they pretty much did this by limiting people from seeing a movie more than once. There just aren't that many movies, and nobody rea
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by justizin 8y ago
I can see the motivation here for the SF legislation, it is problematic that we tend not to leave the office for lunch, but there are some major issues that the author, Asha Safai, has clearly missed: (a) Twitter, Google, Facebook, an
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by justizin 8y ago
Struggling to read this as the original Schlitterbahn in New Braunfels was pretty much the happiest place on earth to me as a kiddo.
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by justizin 8y ago
def had myself set up to have wifi-only during power outages when i was a student in my first apartment in SF, but the no-SPoF here is above and beyond. i'm really curious about the switch configs, nothing like UniFi existed the last
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by justizin 8y ago
this is pretty much de facto in python, and though not as widely used as i'd like, there is a testing framework called doctest which allows you to write tests in the documentation. so for a given method or class, you have a couplefew p
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by justizin 8y ago
This was the policy when I worked at Rackspace circa 2001-2004, they would only confirm employment. In the bay area, I often can't even confirm employment because the company has gone out of business, my manager was fired after I volun
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by justizin 8y ago
> Consensus is a Bay Area idea [citation needed] Merriam-Webster says the first known use was 1843, at https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/consensus . An SCM change, by very nature, doesn't "e
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by justizin 9y ago
This take is so incredibly tired. What good would life be if we only had technical writers and PR people? Further, why stop at college? Why not just predetermine who is likely to be most successful based on their parents, and not school ce
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by justizin 9y ago
Right, in most cases, esp with live sports, these things are already restreamed. In some cases, I have paid for the official streaming service and used the pirated one because it was more performant.
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by justizin 9y ago
It's your data and the website has a responsibility to steward it.
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by justizin 9y ago
How often do you upgrade it, and ... is your total effort suitable for a small / personal blog?
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by justizin 9y ago
> Well maybe Safari, not because Apple wouldn't, but because they just don't care enough about ad revenue. Truthfully, this is why I use Safari. Apple makes money by selling me devices and services, Mozilla and Google are both
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by justizin 9y ago
> Here is the problem, JMeter uses Java RMI (Remote Method Invocation) to communicate to its slaves, but these connections require all machines to be on the same subnet and this is not feasible with EC2 instances. Incorrect with VPC.. Al
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by justizin 9y ago
Occam's razor can be a useful tool, but to conflate class with race ignores that in many ways, there is no economic status that can make black people as accepted and welcome as white people. Race is an important factor that can have m
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by justizin 9y ago
I once worked at a bourgeoning hosting provider who had one of the higher floors in a building that was condemned, but couldn't be torn down because it was home to a phone switching room that had been a part of the original 911, and th
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by justizin 9y ago
there's no excuse for not putting a CDN upfront, several have free tiers that would easily satisfy the needs of a site like this.
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by justizin 10y ago
> SF and it's voters apparently do not want you...time to go somewhere that does. Everyone who thinks this way, please, yes, go!
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by justizin 10y ago
The employer is actually taxed, not the employee, and it's a 1.5% tax, which is the same amount of the original payroll tax which was rolled into gross receipts a few years ago. This is hardly armageddon.
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by justizin 10y ago
> Yes, please tax these companies out of town so they can take their corp taxes I'm confused. You think the companies are valuable because they pay taxes, but shouldn't be taxed? Truthfully, this is only a return to the previo
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by justizin 10y ago
I stand corrected. I guess they burned a lot of the founder's money first. ;d
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by justizin 10y ago
Simply Hired's founder self-funded, FYI, I don't think there was ever any VC money involved. At least when I worked for them circa 2010 that was the case. Hope all the smart folks I worked with there land safely.

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