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by muttled 5y ago
You bring up an interesting point that they offer it for free to search engines. Didn't it used to be against the rules of most search engines to "cloak" your content by serving one thing to the spiders and another to the gen
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by muttled 5y ago
If you know a valid serial number (say from a decommissioned Mac) do you know if you're able to just use that or is there some sort of validation of the device to the serial number?
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by muttled 5y ago
With aluminum foil, toothpicks, and a total disregard for safety!
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by muttled 5y ago
> I wish I knew what taught him that. Probably work experience and experience with other people like himself. I've had newbies come into places I've worked absolutely convinced that they had all of the solutions to our issues.
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by muttled 5y ago
I've personally found with all the time I'm saving commuting I'm able to spend a lot more time with my friends.
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by muttled 5y ago
Presumably they'd have to treat the mycelium in some way but it would be cool if they didn't have to as mycelium can grow together and form a single organism. That would mean after you built your wall out of bricks, it would just
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by muttled 5y ago
My theory is that nuclear worked best in Sim City and that's where most of us draw our governmental experience from.
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by muttled 5y ago
Maybe I'm a bit sleep-deprived, but wouldn't offering a large amount of equity effectively make them somewhat of a co-founder?
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by muttled 5y ago
Recruiters are like people on dating apps. You can tell when they're not doing well because they start writing angry, frustrated messages that they try to pass off as light-hearted.
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by muttled 5y ago
When someone else fails, it's due to them being an idiot. When I fail, it's obviously someone else's fault.
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by muttled 5y ago
This is why I always check the 1-3 star reviews. If they sound rambling and angry, they're probably just rambling and angry. If they're well-written, I know they're likely the truth.
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by muttled 5y ago
Will this apply to gyms that make it incredibly easy to join but require hoops to leave?
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by muttled 5y ago
My preferred solution was those Culligan watercooler-style empty 5 gallon water jugs they carry at suburban Wal-Marts. Just be careful to fit some sort of pressure release. They will expand in a scary fashion otherwise.
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by muttled 5y ago
I've had a lot of luck with blocking out a couple hours a day for "dedicated work time." You have to aggressively defend that time and reject requests where someone carelessly double-books you anyway to be able to keep that t
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by muttled 5y ago
This goes for a lot of companies. The front line customer service reps are trained to deflect as much cost as possible. One quick message from the legal department, however, gets things fixed pretty quickly. Small claims court typically cos
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by muttled 5y ago
I've seen this countless times at clients, especially those who've invested in "no code" business analytics type software. I'll see out of control costs and awful performance on the servers used for these as you enc
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by muttled 5y ago
> where people try to find superficial "mistakes" just to tick a box I've found this to be true in change control as well as any meeting involving people who feel they are compelled to "contribute" even if they d
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by muttled 5y ago
I've ran into issues on Lenovo computers where there's a shared power allocation for turbo boost and the GPU. Disabling turbo boost fixes issues where there's not enough power for the GPU and also helps keep the computer from
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by muttled 5y ago
I'm in security, and one thing I always try to stress is that if the security software is causing work stoppages, it should be treated with the same importance as an outage. Just as you wouldn't tolerate an internet connection tha
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by muttled 5y ago
I've noticed when it doesn't resume, often the music player also isn't on the lock screen. I'm wondering if it's getting kicked out of memory if it happens to be in a non-active paused state when the device decides
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by muttled 5y ago
With Amazon Basics 9V batteries sitting at about $1.50 a piece, I've started the practice of just replacing all the smoke detector batteries when one of them starts getting low. When I get to the end of that supply, I'm going to s
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by muttled 5y ago
How are you marketing this if I might ask?
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by muttled 5y ago
Interested to see what fully self-driving cars will do to these types of schemes. What happens to police departments when the cars no longer do anything ticket-able?
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by muttled 5y ago
"On-call will get better when we get more people on-boarded" (but the secret is turnover is so high that they'll never fully staff)
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by muttled 5y ago
Like how scammers intentionally use misspellings to filter for people likely to fall for the scam, maybe they're trying to see who can take abuse?
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by muttled 5y ago
One thing that's amazing about this scam is the sheer level of orchestration behind it. They had professionally produced music videos, polished conferences, and all the other markers of a well-financed and legitimate organization. Exam
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by muttled 5y ago
I'm picturing it like an arcade game where you got to put your initials in if you got the high score.
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by muttled 5y ago
They're just hoping they can scare the inexperienced person by telling them that they signed a non-compete, so they can't just leave and go across the street. They're not going to take it to court. They just hope the employee
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by muttled 5y ago
Made me think about a system we have to enter notes in at work. It'll kick you out with 10 minutes of inactivity. But it won't tell you it's kicked you out. You just go to save your notes and it puts you to a login screen, di
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by muttled 5y ago
Perhaps (definitely) naively, I assumed at the beginning of the whole thing that we'd quickly kick out a vaccine and eradicate it like Polio. Maybe have some challenges at the tail end as we get the entire world vaccinated. I didn&#x27

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