mrunkel

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by mrunkel 5y ago
That would be the motivation for the union, but the question was about the company.
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by mrunkel 5y ago
So, from the article I gather that: General Dymanics had a marketing campaign with very nice graphics In the 1950's, a lot of people believed that the power of splitting the atom was a way to pull mankind out of the darkness and provid
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by mrunkel 5y ago
I don't understand, can you elaborate?
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by mrunkel 5y ago
Man, it's amazing how simple things get twisted unrecognizably over time. I introduced Scrum/Agile to my current company after having used it successfully at my previous job. It was a little tough at first to get the project manag
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by mrunkel 5y ago
This translates to: "We are not going to require consent for data collection."
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by mrunkel 5y ago
It’s coming. I’m Unitymedia/Vodafone and I’ve been behind CGNAT for about two years now.
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by mrunkel 5y ago
Yes
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by mrunkel 5y ago
Around 1999/2000 I worked at Universal Studios in Burbank. Shortly after I started working there in the networking group, a fellow employee asked me to reset a port on the core token ring switch. Being a helpful type, I clicked &quot
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by mrunkel 5y ago
How do you figure you have a 65% tax rate in Sweden? Are you including social security contributions?
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by mrunkel 5y ago
So only a@b? I think you’re missing some stuff in your regex.
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by mrunkel 5y ago
well, good news! GMail proxies that img link. Also, Outlook by default doesn't load external images.
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by mrunkel 5y ago
The “find my” app is open to third party devices, but they have to get certified.
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by mrunkel 5y ago
> he current interpretation of the rule appears to take "level with" the 2nd to last defender to be a zone of infinitesimal width. So having your body lined up with the defender's isn't enough to be level with if a pi
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by mrunkel 6y ago
Do you think that this four minute interview is somehow a policy statement from NPR?
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by mrunkel 6y ago
> Universities don't grant degrees until someone has proved they have whatever competency the degree indicates. Universities grant degrees based on the successful completion of course requirements. I don't know if it's f
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by mrunkel 6y ago
I think you're confusing cause and effect here. Yes, the `e` became synonymous with the Internet for a lot of users, but that's only because of the two reasons listed. Not the other way around.
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by mrunkel 6y ago
Your example has a link to a ZIP which has a windows screensaver in it.
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by mrunkel 6y ago
I too miss those days when you could look at a schematic for an entire computer and understand it. I too miss the days when the computer was something you could just hack around on for hours, plug various things in and make a business out o
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by mrunkel 6y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/01/06/us/fact-check-electo...
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by mrunkel 6y ago
This implies that evolution has a goal and that we are that goal. This shows a fundamental misunderstanding of evolution of natural selection that is common. Who is to say that viruses won't be the end result of life on the planet ea
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by mrunkel 6y ago
I believe the comment you replied to was meant in jest.
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by mrunkel 6y ago
I don't understand this site. Are we pre-bidding for the car? The actual live auction will take place on the 23rd of January, so what would be the purpose of bidding now except to drive up the price ahead of time? > FULLY FUNCTIONA
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by mrunkel 6y ago
Stop. Just stop. There have been dozens of cases submitted to various courts. Those courts evaluated the evidence presented and dismissed the cases out of hand. What do you think the court does when it dismisses a case? Do you think it
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by mrunkel 6y ago
I think the full analogy is something akin to "He'll knock over all the pieces, shit on the board, and strut around like he won." Which is quite the mental image and fits perfectly.
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by mrunkel 6y ago
But just about all of those people listed are alleged to have committed actual crimes. They may have done so for noble reasons, and a large group of people may not agree that they should be crimes, but they are currently still crimes.
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by mrunkel 6y ago
Only if you're a mouse.
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by mrunkel 6y ago
uhh. no. you can't. If my app has root access, you can't force me to do anything.
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by mrunkel 6y ago
With root access you can bypass a VPN and firewall on Linux and Windows.
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by mrunkel 6y ago
Considering the entire post is whining about a free service, I don't get it. Who is forcing you to use letsencrypt? If you don't like it, buy a cert and install it. If the certbot is too complicated or "pulls in too much cru
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by mrunkel 6y ago
Because chargebacks are manual processes and manual processes mean people and people cost $. The primary expense in almost any business is salaries.

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