magashna

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by magashna 7y ago
Start using a wildcard and then you can create promos-company@yourdomain.com
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by magashna 7y ago
Of course the IT guy goes down while the CFO runs out the back door with a fistful of dollars.
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by magashna 7y ago
Every pizza joint around me has better deals when calling in. I can't imagine you've ever called a pizza place. It's a business transaction, there's no pleasantries on either side. It's not rude. They want to move o
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by magashna 7y ago
It's the equivalent of local news on the spot interviews. They always look for the dopiest idiots because it makes for great TV. For some reason online they've gone the other way and try and use them as a legitimate source. The ha
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by magashna 7y ago
Pizza Identifier Information
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by magashna 7y ago
Hypnospace Outlaw came out this year, it's a game where you're basically an internet cop/mod in the early 90s. Pretty well done
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by magashna 7y ago
"Can you read my order back to me?" Not that hard.
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by magashna 7y ago
Comparing one's individual waste to something like 1 cruise ship is like a grain of sand to a beach. It shouldn't be the focus.
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by magashna 7y ago
I setup a wildcard for my domain and then use promos.Company@mydomain for anything new I sign up for which makes it manageable. Plenty goes to my promotional wildcard, odd things to the wild wildcard (junked), and only important direct emai
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by magashna 7y ago
Save Page Now seems huge. It's a real bummer going to old forums for an obscure hobby or fandom only to find all the text and none of the images, music, etc.
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by magashna 7y ago
There's some positions that I'm not sure that I want the candid honesty, or if I'd rather have the bliss of ignorance. No one wants to hear their surgeon on the record saying "I'm just an OK surgeon"
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by magashna 7y ago
I had a very sweet boss who told me I'll be a CIO one day and I always told her I don't want to do that. Stress yourself to death for extra money? Why? Maybe if you're money or power hungry, but I'm pretty happy living a
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by magashna 7y ago
Only that I had no clue there was a community or comments for a long time. Imgur was the reddit community image bucket and nothing more, until I learned people use it as a lilliputian version of reddit
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by magashna 7y ago
I think it does for stuff like storage, but transactional and heavy data processing are still cheaper to do on-prem from what I've seen.
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by magashna 7y ago
There is a weird segment of "imgurians" who comment only on imgur posts. They're a bit of a joke on some communities, like /r/repsneakers where users buy replica designer sneakers (aka fakes) and post them to imgur
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by magashna 7y ago
...you're going to want me...kept away from others due to HR cringing at my presence.
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by magashna 7y ago
I didn't know that a jiffy was the formal unit for kernel timing. That tickled me quite a bit.
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by magashna 7y ago
That resume is something else.
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by magashna 7y ago
The scale isn't different. Do you remember the insanity that was the Pokemon craze? How about a drug that's not dangerous at all and has never caused a direct death? Don't pretend that there's logic in creating all laws.
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by magashna 7y ago
Disagreeing with RMS's views don't seem to be that problematic considering the outcome.
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by magashna 7y ago
That is bizarre. From the comments: "The side effects reported were mild nausea and a "stretching and yawning complex" that correlated with spontaneous penile erections." It's great that there's some folks out
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by magashna 7y ago
> one individual used for several months and went from a pasty caucasian to looking Indian or almost Black Crazy to think there's people out there doing this not for a high, maybe not even for science, but for...?
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by magashna 7y ago
For personal ransomware, the requests are average around $250, lower than you'd think.
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by magashna 7y ago
Doing some DR testing is the only way to truly know
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by magashna 7y ago
I wish there was a little more to the article. I'm not a C-level, but that physical feeling of a big project possibly going south is real. Gut wrenching, sleep losing, fear.
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by magashna 7y ago
You can't do anything but let it publicly fail. These incompetencies are usually the result of the top not believing that the cost is worth it. Also a well run IT department often gets "nothing's ever broken, what do they act
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by magashna 7y ago
The trope of telling a suspected undercover "If you're a cop you have to tell me" There's also some choice scenes in The Wire, like when they put some youths in a "lie detector" that is really a copy machine.
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by magashna 7y ago
Where are these children getting hundreds of dollars? How is this different from buying baseball cards, pokemon cards, etc.? It doesn't make any games I play worse, it makes the playerbase bigger which is better.
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by magashna 7y ago
Parents should be more responsible instead of using the government as a cudgel. I don't think I've been unclear.
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by magashna 7y ago
It's really an opportunity to talk about the craziness of wallstreetbets

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