ntsplnkv3

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by ntsplnkv3 9y ago
Yes. All this doom and gloom is confusing to me. If a job is as easy to outsource as so many on here are saying, it is already being done or has been done. It's been done in my industry. The low level grunt work and basic administratio
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by ntsplnkv3 9y ago
> Is advertising actually self-serving if it isn't upfront about what it being advertised? Yes, subliminal advertising is a real thing, and other techniques desperately try to hide the fact that it's an ad. Not sure about this
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by ntsplnkv3 9y ago
> By your logic they better go ahead and just block of 20 seats. You know, just in case they need to re-position a B747 crew. Wonder what tickets will cost when they can only sell 30 seats on those 50 seaters. I would think that a better
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by ntsplnkv3 9y ago
See, for some reason people will go to lengths to somehow absolve corporations of their responsibility in this country. It's really sad. Sure, there may be issues that can't be planned for, and you can't hire for every case a
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by ntsplnkv3 9y ago
They should've done a number of things before resorting to forcing people off. They should've increased the value far more before this occurred. And on top of all that, there is no transparency at all on how they kick people off.
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by ntsplnkv3 9y ago
> Since it was a whole crew I would guess they hit up against FAA mandated rest requirements. Gee, I wonder if they could, I don't know, hire more people so that these situations don't happen as often? Heaven forbid they lose a
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by ntsplnkv3 10y ago
You need to be strict about it. It's amazing how many "emergencies" aren't emergencies. If I have plans I have plans. If there are loads of "emergencies" then that is the result of poor planning and management.
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by ntsplnkv3 10y ago
I definitely think it's more socially acceptable. It's just another annoying gender stereotype. But to me the problem is companies working employees too long. Salary before meant putting in your 9-5 and leaving early on Fridays. N
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by ntsplnkv3 10y ago
Isn't it more likely that younger, fresh out of school employees have less leverage and it's easier to get more hours for less pay out of them? Isn't the most obvious reason cost?
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by ntsplnkv3 10y ago
> while trying to balance a career with raising a family. As if men don't have this problem...
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by ntsplnkv3 10y ago
Don't have to go through that hassle with Amazon. They really nailed it: a big roadblock to people shopping online was returns. It's easier to return something to amazon than it is to a local department store now. A few clicks, pr
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by ntsplnkv3 10y ago
It took a familiar UI and improved it. It added features in an intuitive way. And many of the features of windows 10 could've easily been added to 7. > Windows 10 has a 5 second boot up time Man, I wish. My 10 system never boots up
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by ntsplnkv3 10y ago
> going for it can get the rules thrown in your face while everyone accuses you of being an asshole who is trying to break the rules while, I don't doubt discrimination exists, and if this has been your personal experience, I'm
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by ntsplnkv3 10y ago
To me it's just pointless. Have all of the settings in the settings app now so I don't have to go to two places to change them. The problem with settings was that it didn't include everything I wanted/needed to change. A
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by ntsplnkv3 10y ago
> You'd probably do better if you spent more time in learn mode instead of in angry mode. And you'd probably do better if you weren't condescending towards other people's experiences and preferences. You say the Setti
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by ntsplnkv3 10y ago
Windows 8 was worse than Windows 10 which is worse than 7. I should have specified-to me Windows 8 and 10 are both poor, both much worse than 7. To be honest, I had an EASIER time with Windows 8 (company provided laptop) than Windows 10. Wi
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by ntsplnkv3 10y ago
I think the gap has increased even more with Windows 10.
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by ntsplnkv3 10y ago
> Did you ever hear of a man losing his job, or getting ill, then shortly after his wife leaving? It's quite common. Okay well how exactly "common" is it? > but there's a truth behind women preferring men with mone
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by ntsplnkv3 10y ago
Agreed. I can't believe how much worse Windows 10 is than 7. And all the good features of 10 could easily be integrated with the 7 UI. It's very frustrating that there isn't another player in this space. I don't mind foo
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by ntsplnkv3 10y ago
I'm a huge fan of Windows 7. The UI is simple, everyone is familiar with it, it's relatively stable, but most importantly, basic tasks are so much easier to deal with. In my opinion, it is the best Windows OS made. Unfortunately W