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for non-critical stuff, I've had zero issues using imgur. Fast, reliable, fire-and-forget, and of course free.
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I'm apparently a week late, but great googly moogly - KEEP! PLEASE! It's not perfect (on Android, the nesting is non-existent and the +1 arrows are a little small), but it is head and shoulders above what it used to be. I can re
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What's the legal definition of 'duel'? Is it any kind of fisticuffs? Pistols at dawn? How do martial arts schools operate, then? Is 'half-strength' sparring allowed? Full-strength?
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Apropos of nothing, I noticed the CSS for mobile has been tweaked recently. I can comfortably read comments in portrait mode on my Android now, thank you very much!
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Objection: they already have a "devops team", which according to numerous blog-posts and pundits in the ITosphere means they can't possibly be 'doing devops'. :-)
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Ask the Anglo-Saxons how well Danegeld worked out for them.
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Credit-card processing fees are the 5th biggest expense? Great googly moogly, I'm in the wrong business...
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Oh, he'll just call the cops to do his dirty work, don'cha know! The modern man doesn't believe in the 9+ minute response time of the 'average' police department, and would never deign to live in an area where the
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11y ago
Until they get an NSL compelling them to shut their pieholes about any 'requests', successfully resisted or not.
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Gerrymandering, but on a grander scale?
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11y ago
Fascinating premise, utterly buried behind a paywall. Tried a different browser, tried 'Private Mode', nothing. Please update with a non-paywalled link.
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FWIW, violent overthrow of other people is normal human behavior, as is violent (ideally armed) resistance to same. It may be distasteful to a sunflower with such delicate sensibilities, but that doesn't make it go away. As for my s
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To co-opt and mimic is completely normal human behavior that cuts across all cultures, nations, sub-groups, etc. The article even acknowledges this right up front, "It’s a truth only selectively acknowledged that all cultures are mong
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And when the men turn to social techniques that are proven to increase their sexual market value (aka 'Game'), they get excoriated in the public sphere as 'creeps', 'weirdos', etc. Then we get snarky articles
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FTFA: "The reality is that few organizations have figured out how to innovate, adapt, and create amazing things without burning their people out." This may be an incredibly naive question, but why not implement a 2-3 day work-week
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11y ago
The anti-Microsoft culture that was earned in the late 1990s and early 2000s has too much inertia on HN to overcome by occasional articles. FTFY
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Darn, and here I was hoping for a FAQ on using/administering systemd. Ideally something along the lines of "if you wanted to see what was starting in a runlevel under sysvinit, you'd look here. Under systemd, you look there
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I would never work for a company like this, for any reason. I'd change careers (i.e., flip frozen cow parts for a living) before submitting to something like this. What a horrible product, and a horrible CxO for implementing/all
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11y ago
Some media flack must've clapped eyes on that and had a VERY bad morning. The post has since been taken down, but here's a copy: http://pastebin.com/RQA90EEb
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I don't even have to read the article to know I agree. Every time I've actually hit 'send' on an angry email, or 'post' in a thread, I get a temporary burst of self-righteousness, and... crushing regret the ne
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Dude, I can hear your uptalking in your every other sentence. Questionmarks are for questions, not emphasis.
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c'mon now, they aren't even about to fix the simple 'comment layout on mobile' problem. You really think they're going to go through the trouble of adding a whole new ranking system? :-)
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It's far preferable to be politically correct than to win, don'tcha know. /s
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If you're hiring remote sysadmins, I'd work for you. I love carrier-level challenges, but not enough to move to Montana.
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Wall Street are, ostensibly, private citizens doing their private jobs, not elected officials who are supposed to be acting in the public's best interest.
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Nope, my long-term, live-in girlfriend and I are about to celebrate our 5th anniversary. No kids though. That said, one of my (also works-from-home) coworkers just had his third kid; he has a similar philosophy and just maintains a home o
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> I'm at the point now where coffee shop squatting is just too much of a hassle and would rather pay to have a quiet working environment Pardon my ignorance, but why isn't "working from home" an option? I WFH myself
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I come from the sysadmin side of things, and the best career advice I get is from LOPSA - www.lopsa.org. I've been a proper member since, oh, 2008 or so, but I've hung out on their IRC channel and attended their meetings well bef
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11y ago
I agree with him as well.
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Actually, Detroit is just starting a renaissance of sorts right now. If I had the spare cash, I would absolutely buy up a bunch of houses in Detroit Metro, fix 'em up, and rent/sit on them for a couple years. Alternate business
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