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by ngngngng 7y ago
> we always struggled to get women from outside of Drupal to submit to that track, despite Drupal itself having a relatively large female population. We actively reached out to women both in the PHP community and local to the event and s
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I'm actually in the market for a leather jacket and boots right now, but I certainly haven't noticed prices going down at all. I'm finding leather jackets extremely difficult to shop for. Online advice is all over the place,
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by ngngngng 7y ago
What an amazing story of human cooperation. One on hand, everyone wants to make boatloads of money, on the other hand, sometimes we realize that if we all pitch in to a shared resource, we can make something better and cheaper than otherwis
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Works for me as well, embedded graphics ubuntu and firefox
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Yes, Their service dog can't be disturbing my other tenants, and that's always how they get caught. We get reports of dogs barking 24/7. It doesn't matter what legal status their pet has if it's causing a disturbanc
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Kind of, but in every case I've seen they won't have any success. Their service dog can't be disturbing my other tenants, and that's always how they get caught. We get reports of dogs barking 24/7.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I'm also tired of how easy it is to abuse these regulations. I own rental properties that don't allow pets. A surprising number of tenants will get a pet anyways, then when they are caught, a week later they've got some paper
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by ngngngng 7y ago
But it would be an option for more people if they had to do it every day.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Reader is working in Firefox nightly mobile for me, is it different for iPhone?
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I start a new job next week and am planning on a new strategy with my devices. I'm going to leave my laptop in the office and use my personal computer more often, and I'm not going to add any of my work accounts onto my phone.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I considered doing something like this when I entered college. My parents make enough money that I didn't qualify for any aid at all, but they also wouldn't give me a penny under any circumstance. One of my dads favorite sayings w
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by ngngngng 7y ago
https://github.com/golang/go
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Are there any advertising companies that don't target ads with tracking? But just serve ads based on content of websites?
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by ngngngng 7y ago
So rent control is cheating? Let's keep prices low without allowing supply to grow to meet demand by zoning for larger buildings and cheaper dwellings.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Exactly. When a company hires me, they understand that they're going to have to pay me while I get up to speed and master all the responsibilities of the job. Why should promotions be any different? Are they back-paying these people af
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Sure, but I can just refuse to decrypt my data. They can just break physical locks.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
This is only recently. The Antitrust Paradox shifted this thinking after being published in 1978, and now it's considered by many in power to be the bible of antitrust enforcement. There's no reason that can't shift though.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I disagree, I am a customer of a unique not quite municipal network called Utopia. I pay Utopia a monthly fee for my dedicated fiber connection, and I have about 10 ISPs to choose from offering speeds of up to 10Gb/s. It feels like t
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I'm happy that antitrust is being explored. I do think free markets need to be protected, and the last few decades attitude of "if it's good for consumers it's legal" is short sighted. Something can be good for cons
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Completely, I just asked in my open office space what "opportunities for professional growth" means and everyones said raise or promotion.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I'm not sure I agree with the conclusions. Sure I really want to grow as an engineer, BECAUSE I want to make more money. When I think of professional growth, I think of a company that will give me large pay bumps equal to what I could
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I live in a high risk wildfire area. We practice that advice regularly. Every year we have "chipper day" where we all gather all the dry brush, dead trees, etc. and pile them on the road to be turned in to chips by local hotshot c
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by ngngngng 7y ago
> Buying such an old car takes some knowledge and skill. That was part of the point of the blog, transferring that knowledge. > it doesn’t scale to society as a whole. I dislike this argument, something doesn't have to scale to s
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Yes, but cars are more of a necessity here than in Europe. No matter how poor you are, a 20 minute drive can still take over 2 hours by bus in some areas, and that's nearly impossible to work with.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
My dad and I tried to run a blog investigating things like this and giving advice. We've both been able to keep our car costs remarkably low. He's currently driving the most expensive car he's ever owned which cost him 10k (h
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I know nothing about equity or cashing out, but a wework recruiter is trying very hard to get me to come write software at their new office in Utah. Would it be a good move financially? Could I make a bajillion dollars off it? The only comp
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by ngngngng 7y ago
That's what I find so interesting about Samin Nosrat's "Salt Fat Acid Heat". Sure it's a list of what it takes to make food taste good, but it also happens to be a comprehensive list of what you need to stay alive.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I ran out of money in college and didn't think to turn to loans, grants, parents, food bank or anything. I managed to keep paying rent but ran out of food except for a bag of flour and a gallon of oil. I literally lived on nothing but
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I LOVE the flat earth theory. Obviously It's wrong, but it's so fun to think about how people convince themselves of it. They claim that it's all about empirical evidence. But spend a few minutes on their site and you'll
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Thanks for the correction, The planet money podcast was just focusing on California almost 20 years ago so if make sense the federal situation would be different today.

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