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by npiazza83 10y ago
It has never been an issue for me as I don't partake, but anecdotally, I've worked at 5-10 mid range (100-200) firms in Virginia and Illinois and while I have been provided many free beers at work, if anyone suggested a drug testi
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by npiazza83 10y ago
I think you just proved his point. http://cable.tmcnet.com/topics/cable/articles/2013/01/07/321... "Out of 617 ratings on glassdoor.com, fully 246 called themselves “very dissatisfied.” Th
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by npiazza83 10y ago
Thank you! I didn't have the words to express it but that is it precisely. It is infantalizing in a way that makes ball pits and arcades in startup culture seem tame
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by npiazza83 10y ago
How can you make the case that fraud happened without collecting any evidence? The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence...
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by npiazza83 10y ago
Says the candidate who forgot to spend money on an analytics team... I'm specifically talking about this: http://www.insidesources.com/trump-campaign-relied-on-data-f... A large part of the job of an analytics outfit o
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by npiazza83 10y ago
If you want to be a visionary, go out and have some accidents!
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by npiazza83 10y ago
We're still working out the kinks in the male vs. female nipple detection.
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by npiazza83 10y ago
While not ready for retirement I'm getting up there and I am buying a house soon with between 1/4-1/2 acre piece of land attached. Its a reward and opportunity for me to experiment with a large "garden" for myself a
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by npiazza83 10y ago
I'm the grandson of an Italian immigrant tenement farmer and it would do my heart good if those loses could be dumped into raw milk artisinal products. Let me know if you're in a CSA with a raw milk producer or a cheese maker. I&#
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by npiazza83 10y ago
its called "The Atlantic" and after Chris Hughes turned The New Republic into another huffle-puff-piece generator its the last leather wingback cigar smoking bastion of establishment insight you're likely to get.
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by npiazza83 10y ago
You mean expensive lawsuits? That is true. Everyone in America is filing expensive lawsuits all the time especially if you own a business the first hire you must make is a good lawyer. I don't see how this is related to discrimination
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by npiazza83 10y ago
How do you believe they are flawed? I hear this most often from people who have heard rumor or trash news from America and they think American companies have Affirmative Action "quotas" where they have to hire a certain number of
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by npiazza83 10y ago
Like eating too many, too few, or just the right amount of eggs high in good cholesterol, bad cholesterol, or just the right amount of morally ambiguous cholesterol.
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by npiazza83 10y ago
Do you check your email?
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by npiazza83 10y ago
I've talked about it before in lots of contexts and no one believes me anyway. Why bother?
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by npiazza83 10y ago
I have personally witnessed Akamai use strongarm tactics to "prove" you need their, "protection" in such a ridiculously high profile instance I am sure they have no shame. If this is a CloudFlare Vs Akamai attack Krebs i
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by npiazza83 10y ago
I admit I spoil the boy... Perhaps he is ready...
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by npiazza83 10y ago
It may not be a conspiracy but it is certainly newsworthy. I've got a son who is getting to be about the age where a young man is ready for his spirit journey and will be sent to his room with an old laptop, his father's slackware
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by npiazza83 10y ago
I don't think anyone is saying they HAVE to support linux. Think of it like freedom of speech. Lenovo is free to put themselves out of business however they want and their consumers are free to call it a big ass mistake and call them i
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by npiazza83 10y ago
I had a wonderful nostalgia trip when a friend shared this yesterday: http://www.ouverture-facile.com/start/ THIS is what the web USED to be...
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by npiazza83 10y ago
I didn't even spell his name right. Still a good quote.
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by npiazza83 10y ago
To quote a man who was actively surveilled by the US government for much of his later life and no one believed him... "They wrote in the old days that it is sweet and fitting to die for one's country. But in modern war, there is n
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by npiazza83 10y ago
Bear in mind most Americans can't distinguish between Russia and Ukraine on a map... Unless its a board game.
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by npiazza83 10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJ60n_-BK6Q
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by npiazza83 10y ago
Who made the decision within the company? That's way more important than the fact the decision was made. Do they have a new position we were previously unaware of that handles requests for heads of state? What if the request is for the
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by npiazza83 10y ago
If you google "internet friendly supreme court justices" you get some results but its very clear why we're seeing harsher sentences for computer crimes than rape or murder in the US. While google and facebook are courting the
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by npiazza83 10y ago
If America were a year it would be out for all of December.
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by npiazza83 10y ago
why?
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by npiazza83 10y ago
A more apt analogy might be our phone networks for person to person communication. The public thrives on the basis of such "dumb carriers" as the internet itself. I can forsee either regulation or self imposed ubiquitous clear CAT
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by npiazza83 10y ago
> Government should have no say what a private entity can/can't do in their walled garden. Except in matters of de-segregation, food and drug safety, safe and healthful working conditions for working men and women, a minimum wa

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