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neycoda
5y ago
Good luck trying to convince our anti-government regulation-hating culture to demand sensible laws restricting corporate abuse like this. It's considered "free market" and "job creating" and "freedom" to b
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neycoda
5y ago
See, but, this is acceptable because you just buy another oven that doesn't require WiFi. Easy right? Until all manufacturers require it.
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You're living in the past. The places where people tapped shoulders were the disruptive inefficient places I've worked at. Slack and Zoom have worked great remotely. The only thing I miss is in-room whiteboards, but I'm in th
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neycoda
5y ago
Discord is nothing new, chat forums have been around forever, but using it to replace info and help forums is not adequate. It's just chat.
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5y ago
It's creeping forward. It seems Republicans are a captive audience, Corporate Democrats are on their way, and Progressives and Libertarians are about the only ones pushing against it.
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5y ago
I can't read the article on mobile, it's apparently formatted for an 85" ultra-widescreen 4K screen
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5y ago
I was hired on e for a position at a 35% pay raise; while this isn't particularly unusual in tech, on the first day, I couldn't figure out what they were talking about with most things. They couldn't figure out why I couldn&#
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5y ago
I don't have these issues with $8 wired earbuds. Manufacturers are removing headphone jacks from mobile devices, causing us to buy expensive buggy Bluetooth ones that are easier to lose. Our world is getting dumber every year.
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5y ago
Google makes money on Gmail. That means they can pay for customer support.
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They didn't predict that I wouldn't be able read their article on my phone.
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5y ago
When the rich and powerful start feeling the bad effects of corporate greed and lack of safety oversight, they'll start doing something about it.
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5y ago
Wrong. Making your youth all about money is as wasteful as making it all about spending it. You can do both you know, make money but not spend all of it.
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5y ago
When you're feeling good, do what you can to improve your life or enjoy it. When you're feeling bad, do what you can get through it.
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5y ago
This is just evidence we're in Year Zero.
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5y ago
The best way to get over somebody is to get under somebody else. Or over them. Or behind, or in front, or over cam, or whatever position and/or food/substance does it for you.
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5y ago
You're never alone with the best Christmas movie ever made, Die Hard.
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Correlation never means causation, but it typically implies it, and often is directly entangled. Like the lead in car pumps being tied to city crime, the correlation likely was directly related to causation. That's not true of all corr
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5y ago
Richard Stallman wants all software to be free, which I disagree with, but adding a paywall to open-source will push companies to find a free replacement or build the software themselves.
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Proof-of-stake is the closest thing to centralization there is in cryptocurrency.
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5y ago
The world's all about greed now, and the higher up and abstracted out the people are from the passion of the company's founder, the more the more they're going to fuck everyone over for a shark bite. We're just brilliant
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neycoda
5y ago
So it's not easy.
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5y ago
I appreciate you, nuclear energy. Just don't have meltdowns.
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5y ago
That definition doesn't even make sense.
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5y ago
It's a start.
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5y ago
I did this accidentally with an old Latitude in a backpack, and either the laptop woke up or the fan kept blowing while Windows was asleep, and when I opened the bag it was HOT!! Freaked me out, thankfully no damage to anything, but this ma
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5y ago
Welcome to end-stage capitalism, where discompassionate corporations throw human lives into meatgrinders to maximize profit while being worshipped more than God.
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5y ago
This is true! They make them too much money or they'll cause too much trouble because of their clout if they complain.
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5y ago
Listen, don't do crime through email.
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5y ago
"By default, we do not keep any IP logs" is obvious to mean "We MAY keep IP logs"... I don't know how people read it as simply "We do not keep IP logs". It's on you if choose to use it and get busted
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5y ago
I don't know why anyone thought this wouldn't happen. You sell 51% stake, you may as well have sold 100%.
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