mdoms

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by mdoms 4y ago
Uhhhh now calling a group of adult women "girls" is legitimately offensive, even in Australia.
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by mdoms 4y ago
This is why I'm concerned about the word "inclusive" in the original tweet. I don't want to see the Americanisation (or worse, San Franciscoisation) of all Western cultures. I worked at an Australian tech company that ex
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by mdoms 4y ago
I didn't realise AMP still exists. It definitely seems to be less relevant today, I hardly ever find myself on AMP pages anymore. I assumed Google had killed it.
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by mdoms 4y ago
I doubt I have consumed single thing from any of these companies for at least a month. If I have it would have been hate-shared with me at some point.
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by mdoms 4y ago
Yes. I don't know what that has to do with MacOS quality...?
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by mdoms 4y ago
The only Apple product I use is MacOS so perhaps you have a different perspective, but their operating system releases are of shockingly poor quality. My workplace has a blanket ban on installing the latest OS releases because of all the pr
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by mdoms 4y ago
How does that appear? The article says, > Officers simply have to attest in an affidavit that they have probable cause that the tracking data is “relevant to a crime that is being committed or has been committed.” The term "reasonab
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by mdoms 4y ago
It doesn't, it says 30 days and renewable by the court.
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by mdoms 4y ago
> I've been dinged exactly twice for speeding Not to be a know-all but why not stick to the speed limit?
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by mdoms 4y ago
Sounds like they're doing it with court-issued warrants with probable cause, so it's not as horrifying as the title makes it sound. It's "secret" to the suspect but it's not like the police department has taken
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by mdoms 4y ago
This guy has been drawing in mspaint for years. I suspect multiplatform is not a major priority for him.
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by mdoms 4y ago
North Korea is under economic sanctions by USA. Your hypothetical is stupid for a whole bunch of reasons.
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by mdoms 4y ago
Elon's offer is not a hostile takeover, it is just that - an offer.
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by mdoms 4y ago
Interestingly, Atlassian (somewhat) famously didn't have coffee. They offered free breakfast and lunch, unlimited ice cream, more booze than you'd ever want, etc. But their philosophy with coffee was that they wanted you to form g
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by mdoms 4y ago
I agree completely with this article. And I understand fully if you don't. But for me, nothing I have done in remote work compares to my in-person work at really well-functioning companies. I struggle to recall a single memory of my re
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by mdoms 4y ago
It's "impossible" to play games on Windows because "you have garbage popping up constantly"? Sorry what are you talking about? I, like millions of people, play games all the time on my Windows PC and don't enco
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by mdoms 4y ago
The lack of skepticism in this comment section is so depressing.
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by mdoms 4y ago
Do you have some examples?
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by mdoms 4y ago
Can you post some examples of "all of the racist and sexist rightwing memes he keeps shitposting on Twitter"?
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by mdoms 4y ago
I mean, yes, obviously. They don't just get a search warrant for no reason.
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by mdoms 4y ago
People I don't like are racist!
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by mdoms 4y ago
He sure does like the weed number for a guy who smoked pot exactly one time.
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by mdoms 4y ago
You mean like his offer to take Tesla private - a public disclosure with few conditions or contingencies?
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by mdoms 4y ago
Is this the text editor used in products like Facebook (Blue), Messenger and Instagram? Because if it is it's buggy and terrible but thanks anyway I guess.
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by mdoms 4y ago
A lot of people talking about "firing" in this thread. That's not how Atlassian operates, to their credit. It probably comes from their Australian DNA.
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by mdoms 4y ago
You seem to be implying that customer success is a customer support role. It isn't. Customer success is about helping customers get the greatest business value from your product. They are not going to be munging databases and wrangling
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by mdoms 4y ago
400 tenants doesn't seem like that much scale though...? What will happen if there's an incident affecting more than 0.18% of tenants?
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by mdoms 4y ago
To be honest I'm at a bit of a loss too. My speculation is that since they went all-in on microservices and utilizing various AWS services (something that was underway when I worked there) their data stores have become very much more
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by mdoms 4y ago
He was presenting his "crypto knowledge" to the totalitarian state .
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by mdoms 4y ago
Google Meet will pop up a little "you're muted - are you trying to speak" bubble if it hears noise through your mic while you're muted. So obviously it's still accessing the mic. I don't see this as a big deal.

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