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by lloydde 10y ago
'As part of the settlement, Subway agreed to institute practices for at least four years to ensure its bread is at least 12 inches long. The judge approved $520,000 in attorney fees and $500 for each of the 10 individuals who were repr
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by lloydde 10y ago
European OpenNebula pre-dates OpenStack and is written in a different programming language. Related links: https://opennebula.org/open-source-grid-cluster-conference/ http://ercim-news.ercim.eu/en83&#x2
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Thanks for that link. https://lists.opensource.org/pipermail/license-review/2012-J... provided more details. Has the Open Source Initiative otherwise tried to find a solution such that software works of the United
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I suspect those are factors as well, but I think we're both trying to make sense of the timeline. I came to OpenStack after the dust had settled. The stories I've heard focused on how exhausting the process of getting NASA approva
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No one wants yet another license. Is there an explanation about why Unlicense is not appropriate? Or what it would take for an Unlicense derivative to meet the legal requirements? Could the laws be changed in small ways to allow US Governme
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Here I thought it was also on topic as jwz's views regarding FB.
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"GSA Data Breach JE16-004" is gross jargon. If I read it correctly and I'm stretching here to understand: Slack isn't an authorized app, worse the Google Docs integration was used which means linked documents would be in
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by lloydde 10y ago
> Star ratings allow Uber to compensate top performers without creating an inconvenient friction point for users. Uber drivers with a high rating get paid more?
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by lloydde 10y ago
What problem was Instacart trying to solve here? I use Amazon Prime Now and Google Express, but don't really factor in the tip when I think how much Prime costs me. I don't make that many orders though, so maybe people feel it as
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by lloydde 10y ago
While I agree with the statements that HR works for the company, when things are working the interests of the company and employees should align. I appreciate that too often this isn't how HR operates, but I don’t think anyone wants to
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by lloydde 10y ago
When my youngest child was a baby and I was binge watching tv while comforting her, I found myself watching a doomsday preppers show. There I learned by oiling eggs they could be stored months. http://www.offthegridnews.com/
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Without doing that research how can you tally their cars and homes?
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Why did you choose to name the Basecamp founders, but not Slack founders? At least part of the Slack founders seem to be public figures who have had recognized financial success when Flickr was acquired many years ago. Also, it is probably
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by lloydde 10y ago
It was a bad joke, though reality is often worse like how French sounding brands like French's Mustard declined in the US during the US Iraq war https://news.virginia.edu/content/study-tracks-us-boycott-fr...
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"Technology alone is not enough. Technology must intersect with the liberal arts ..." That leads dry, and not in a good developer dry way. Is this what Think Different looks like today? I liked last year's rainbow colored hel
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It's not an idea that needs putting to rest. There is no legitimate research that supports such causation. "Validation" would invalidate the existing body of research, which is improbable.
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Or environmental variables loaded at provisioning though this just moves the target. But these options do not themselves have the "in motion" characteristics that provide the best reliability, scalability and security. If your nee
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by lloydde 10y ago
That does seem great for a distributed team with fewer meetings. As you suggest for a physical meeting or when people have back to back meetings, it would quickly get annoying. I wonder if this also reflects that calendar apps still suck.
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I like that. The kids want to snack after school anyway, so a later dinner as the weather gets nicer makes a lot of sense. The tricky part might be keeping bedtime reasonable as my kids are still young.
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I'm very much enjoying reading "Translating Shell to Oil" http://www.oilshell.org/blog/2017/02/05.html
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I was a small kid and my kids are small. I've always found late dining to be uncomfortable as I'm too hungry. Thankfully, it isn't cultural in the areas of Canada and USA where I've lived. Does anyone have any experience
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by lloydde 10y ago
This is the first I've read about the oil shell. I've tried a few times to move to fish shell, but I'm too simple a shell user not to be tripped up regularly when I paste bash in, so I end up back at zsh for interactive and b
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There is a full transcript at the video's home: http://openvault.wgbh.org/catalog/V_D9DC82D997454711A71B586E... My favorite: Interviewer: DID [institutional model / one or two runs a day] PUT MANY PEOPLE OFF
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Reminds me somewhat of: 'Cmd.io, or “Command IO” as we pronounce it. Cmd.io will let you use and share commands for the terminal, as a service, over SSH.' http://gliderlabs.com/devlog/2016/announcing-cmd-
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by lloydde 10y ago
The first part of Your response is a non sequitur. The problem is the workaround doesn't work for what is clearly a large percentage of this forums population
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Hasn't worked for some time. All the articles on workarounds I've looked at recently have comments with no or low success rates.
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This is in no way accurate. I've done this type of search almost every day in the last couple of weeks and my success rate is less than 50%. For example the Snapchat article on the IPO and voting rights did find any articles that were
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by lloydde 10y ago
> WSJ make up maybe 1-2 articles on the front page per day Per day!
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The title is confusing. The article describes that the addition of CBT to the usual care did not improve the outcomes. I would suspect that for these types of illnessss it would be unethical not to prescribe regular care.

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