miked85

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by miked85 5y ago
That might actually be the worst way.
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by miked85 5y ago
Depends on the company, at my current company it was very rare.
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by miked85 5y ago
I agree that Quora is still around.
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by miked85 5y ago
> Twitter, of course, is blocked in Russia – and although she could be using a VPN, there would be no point in her doing that if she was tweeting under her own name. I'm not sure I follow, if Twitter is blocked it doesn't mat
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by miked85 5y ago
Filtering and demoting is essentially the same thing, most people don't look past the first few search results.
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by miked85 5y ago
I don't see the "mental gymnastics" here, they either filter the information or not, right? I don't want tech companies deciding what is true or not, propaganda comes from all angles.
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by miked85 5y ago
I guess I will try out brave search for now. I don't want to deal with tech companies deciding what information is accurate or not.
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by miked85 5y ago
The advertisement for Disney's "Turning Red" after updating is a bit odd.
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by miked85 5y ago
This is ridiculous, nevermind the fact that you are assuming you are getting accurate information if you are not in Russia. There is massive disinformation coming from both sides.
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by miked85 5y ago
The midterm elections is the only reason.
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by miked85 5y ago
They seem to have deprecated support [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27524549
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by miked85 5y ago
I'm sure there are settings on the admin side to control this, but I easily get a dozen Azure auth requests a day.
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Meta's vision for the metaverse is an 'old idea' that's 'never worked'(businessinsider.com)
7 points by miked85 5y ago|0 comments
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by miked85 5y ago
The pie chart in your link seems a bit suspect, there is a lot of overlap with the groups included.
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by miked85 5y ago
It really isn't a myth though [1]. [1] https://www.cdc.gov/nchhstp/newsroom/docs/factsheets/cdc-msm...
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by miked85 5y ago
I don't think this is rare when dealing with large contracting companies, and especially remote. I've seen it happen multiple times, luckily we terminated the contracts when it was painfully obvious what happened after a couple of
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by miked85 5y ago
I thought it's been established that the vaccinated spread the virus just as vaccinated do [1]. The vaccines might help the person taking it, but that isn't even clear anymore since the vaccines were not engineered for this varian
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by miked85 5y ago
I've never heard of prepping for a university course - the whole point of taking the course is to learn.
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by miked85 5y ago
The article doesn't live up to the title. I'm still not sure why I should care.
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by miked85 5y ago
At least you don't lose money though.
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Eyes on Asteroids(eyes.nasa.gov)
7 points by miked85 5y ago|0 comments
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by miked85 5y ago
None of the shots helped with immunity in general.
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by miked85 5y ago
Postmates invented subscriptions?
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by miked85 5y ago
I'm curious why this post would be flagged? A bit of irony.
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by miked85 5y ago
I can't argue with that. I guess they used to be more subtle about it though.
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by miked85 5y ago
> Turn on by default the tools to amplify factual voices over disinformation Technology companies shouldn't be deciding what the facts are or aren't.
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by miked85 5y ago
I can't believe Mozilla is posting stuff like this.
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by miked85 5y ago
In my experience, Teams has been a terrible alternative to most every option out there, including IRC. The entire UI/UX seems like an afterthought at best.
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by miked85 5y ago
Cosmic Crisp apples weren't available commercially when this was written [1]. [1] https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2017/05/03/525421226/wa...
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by miked85 5y ago
Not OP, but I use the standalone version of 1Password + Resilio Sync.

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