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midniteslayr
7y ago
I'm probably gonna submit a talk to this summit this year! Been going to GDC as a volunteer since 2005, I've always wanted to talk more about online services development for sometime. So glad to see this happening!
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7y ago
Why is an article from 2018 being submitted like it was new?
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7y ago
IIRC YouTube Gaming was created to establish streaming on YouTube. When it was created, they didn't allow streaming on the main YouTube app. That all changed in about 2015, when they started bringing the livestreams in to YouTube prope
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7y ago
It isn't about the content in which someone is recorded. It's about having consent to have someone record you.
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8y ago
Razor scooters/eBikes do that in San Diego, and I know Jump bikes also have a team of people in San Francisco (as it was mandated by the city). In SD, the Razor Scooters are much nicer and doesn't seem to have as many problems wit
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8y ago
sigh ... The current Secretary of State (and former CIA Director) has directly called out and said that WikiLeaks has done work for the GRU or the Russian Intelligence. https://www.cia.gov/news-information/speeches-te
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8y ago
The Russians doctored the email, for example: https://www.businessinsider.com/guccifer-2-0-dnc-document-ru... They did it to make it seem that the Clinton Campaign and the DNC had something nefarious going on
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8y ago
First, that was the Washington Post that released the tape, and second, that is more for the fitness of the candidate (at the time). Third, and more importantly, it was obtained legally, without having to break in to a server to get it.
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8y ago
If they are a news organization, they do a terrible job of reporting the news. They are a black box repository for leaked data. They were once a great resource for info hackers and leakers to push their data, like back in 2008/2009. Bu
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8y ago
When it was done with the intent of influencing the 2016 election, that tends to fall under conspiracy and espionage ... especially when it comes from a former adversarial government.
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8y ago
A credible news organization would have tons of fact checkers and editors to make sure the relevant facts made it in to any article they wrote. They wouldn't, blindly, release tons of unedited emails, including some that were doctored
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8y ago
I don't think Freedom of the Press is dead. WikiLeaks isn't a news organization, especially when they released campaign emails during the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election. They have been to be a known tool for the Russian governmen
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8y ago
The webpage they push you to in the Press Release has the prices: https://signalwire.com/laml-apis
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11y ago
I'm 30 with about 8 years of professional development experience under my belt (including a couple of nice contracts with some respectable companies). Being self-taught has both helped and hindered my career/job searches of late.
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11y ago
As a self-taught developer who has had serious success without a college degree, I'm curious. But, why are there only Canadian companies?
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11y ago
I will agree with Volunteerism. That was the best thing to help my mood, because, while I wasn't getting paid for it, I was among people who were genuinely happy to see you and talk to you.
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11y ago
Here is the permalink to the comment made: https://www.reddit.com/r/TheoryOfReddit/comments/3d2hv3/kn0t... I'm very curious to see if Alexis is responsible for the firing, then shouldn't the ba
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11y ago
My last employer was like that. The guy had an office half the size of the open office and he barely used it because he was out doing business and CEO things. It always upset me.
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11y ago
Not an IRS Rule, but it is something bigger companies want to implement so they don't have to pay for benefits for the contractor. When googling it, most I come up with is that most big companies don't want to make it look like th
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11y ago
Former Disney Contractor (in 2012) here. I was working for a Disney Contractor in the Disney Offices in Celebration, FL (about 1.5 miles from the Magic Kingdom Gate). I knew of the Disney Contractor rule from Day One, and was reminded of it