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by mnm1 7y ago
Not really sure how this pertains to my comment or what it means. Can you explain?
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by mnm1 7y ago
The system performs much better than the existing tool of closing ones eyes and randomly picking a picture with your finger too that police have been using since the dawn of their existence. Doesn't mean it performs well because it out
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by mnm1 7y ago
I agree with your points, however, many Americans do indeed have to think twice about calling the police in that situation and all probably should. Should you call the police because there's someone outside the house and risk them arre
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by mnm1 7y ago
> One of the commissioners, Faauuga Moliga, said before the vote on Tuesday that his chief concern was that “kids are mentally and emotionally feeling safe at their schools.” And there I was, a naive idiot who thinks that schools are abo
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by mnm1 7y ago
Great but this still exists in outlook online, Amazon, and probably other places. If Microsoft is really serious about this, they would get rid of password expiration everywhere. It actually leads to less secure passwords as combined with t
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by mnm1 7y ago
The cruelty, stupidity, and absurdity of US prosecutors is simply astonishing. And these are the people our society enlists with providing justice. The only thing they're providing is another notch in their belt of absurd prosecutions.
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by mnm1 7y ago
That's the business though. Kill, maim, and let people suffer to make more money. That's the core of every single health insurance company with every single patient for every single problem. To claim otherwise is lunacy. So why do
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by mnm1 7y ago
Mainly the request/response logging. It's all in one place. I can click an xhr and it pops up right in the same window in a tabbed interface. I can see the request, response, headers, pretty json output if any. In chrome I click o
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by mnm1 7y ago
FF has had more solid console and debugging tools now for almost two years and it's one of the main reasons I switched completely from Chrome. It really is a superior, more reliable experience. And the console is light years beyond chr
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by mnm1 7y ago
Medicare and Medicaid work pretty damn well. Why wouldn't nationalized care for everyone work the same? Your argument is irrational and overlooks two major healthcare systems that the US government is handling fairly well. Either could
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by mnm1 7y ago
> But opponents of the legislation argued that the changes anticipatedunder SB 50 would have unalterably diminished the quality of life in many California neighborhoods dominated by single-family home development. Interesting. The qualit
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by mnm1 7y ago
Most senior level jobs don't even break 200k. Sure for a faang job it should be expected to play this game no matter how silly it is. But for 99% of positions out there it's absurd.
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Senior Developers Are Getting Rejected for Jobs(web.archive.org)
90 points by mnm1 7y ago|111 comments
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by mnm1 7y ago
So you claim that profit is prioritized over healthcare in Europe. It obviously is in America too. I'd rather take the system without the ridiculous bills then. Europe is still far superior. At least if I survive, I won't be bankr
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by mnm1 7y ago
Living in America, this is the same way I feel about my EU passport. It's more precious than anything I own or will ever own. Being able to leave the insanity here is such a lifeline, extremely similar to being able to leave the insani
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by mnm1 7y ago
> To be clear, there are upstanding insurers and agents who sell indexed annuities only when appropriate. There were. Now investors simply cannot tell the difference so for all intents and purposes, there are not. If you're investin
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by mnm1 7y ago
This is what I run and that fix worked. Are they planning on patching the dev build anytime soon? Doesn't look like there is an update for it. At least one can turn that stupid feature off until there is.
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by mnm1 7y ago
I bet there would be no shortages of workers if wages went up. But of course when the free market favors the workers, it must be regulated away. When the market favors employers, it's working as expected. The situation is the same here
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by mnm1 7y ago
Smartphone innovation stopped a few years ago and the general public is finally catching on. At the same time, there is little difference between cheap models and expensive ones. Taking both of these into account, Apple still increased thei
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by mnm1 7y ago
Good. Jail for such an infraction is fucking absurd. The city should change its stupid laws. I wish it cost more, really. This is what the city government wishes to use its monopoly on violence on? Say the turnstile hopper doesn't stop
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by mnm1 7y ago
Private insurance companies do this every single day. So you're worried that the government might do what insurance companies are guaranteed to do. At least the government wouldn't have the profit motive that drives insurance comp
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by mnm1 7y ago
Is this a patented drug? If so Congress has the ability to step in and invalidate the patent. Not that they will do it. Those assholes couldn't give a fuck if infants have seizures and die. If not where's the competition? I though
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by mnm1 8y ago
If companies can outsource jobs to other countries, we should be able to import drugs from other countries in the same way without restrictions. It's ridiculous that this isn't the case. This for profit drug and medical industry i
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by mnm1 8y ago
I'm glad you were able to get healthcare, but the parent comment you're responding to and your own comment are both talking about the entire US. What you wrote is simply false. There are 14 states that still haven't expanded
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by mnm1 8y ago
What program are you referring to? AFAIK, This is only in states that expanded Medicaid so it's a real situation for millions in states that didn't. Or are you talking about some other program?
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by mnm1 8y ago
> Avoid spending time to earn or save money. I now see time as my most valuable resource, and I’m willing to spend money to save time. I pay for ridesharing so that I can work during transit, I frequently buy meals so that I can save tim
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by mnm1 8y ago
Working remotely has been the greatest thing for me. I'm more productive, less stressed, and generally happier. I can't see going back to an office even for way more money. It's just not worth it. I agree with all these point
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by mnm1 8y ago
Homebrew isn't great but having to manually remove and reinstall all macports every os upgrade, having to deal with messed up dependencies and debugging failed compiling errors manually, and having macports libraries conflict with othe
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by mnm1 8y ago
Now if only they'd follow their own advice on their outlook and other online services that make it almost impossible to have a secure password due to multiple ways to change a password each with its own rules.
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Windows 10 Version 1903 Drops Password Expiration Policies(bleepingcomputer.com)
1 points by mnm1 8y ago|1 comments

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