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by o-__-o 7y ago
This has been well known for sometime now[0], it was a matter of when.. [0] https://www.cnbc.com/2018/09/13/alphabets-larry-page-has-lar...
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Or they give you a log snippet and fail to say _what_ log it came from. Context, people!
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Levels includes bonuses, and that is not gauaranteed. But we still make crazy base salaries for the comparative amount of work we need to do (I did 3x the work at my last job for the same faang base-salary)
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Not picking a side here just commenting.. if a Union is passed then the stock will likely tank washing up benefits for a long time (future value is diminished now that their free cash is not available for value building activities). You can
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Ehh their tire selections suck for some cars though. If you’re buying dirt cheap with okay performance tires, sure they’re great. But discount tire wins the cheapest for oem tire shop (sorry y’all, I love my pirelli’s) Kirkland Batteries
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Problem is Costco high price products came with 5 year warranties so it’s a nobrainer to just first try going to the store then ordering online. I suspect a lot of people did that prompting even more sales (I bought house stuff I didn’t ev
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by o-__-o 7y ago
and now its my secret trick for /r/legaladvice :)
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Someone hasn't been to vegas yet
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by o-__-o 7y ago
You wait for the investigation to finish and you are absolved of any wrong doing. If they don't absolve you, then you ask this question to the judge in court.
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Yes, the police and courts are here to serve us, the people, but that means we have to wait for them to clear their backlog from other people to get to our case. It will always be resolved within a reasonable time, like <4 years.
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Now how long before the investigation wraps up and trial begins where you can bring your witness to the stand. Could be at least 2 years. So again, a reasonable actor would not want that and thus would avoid questionable services like Oxyl
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Or more realistically, when you have a stroke you are now a different person. Though I'm wondering if a stroke victim ends up recalling different memories and thus be more like their 7 year old self than 63...
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by o-__-o 7y ago
No you can easily prove it wasn't you that sent the traffic, simply look at case law for all of the torrenters absolved from having open wifi access points. The problem is your hardware is locked up in a criminal trial, which realisti
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Worked for three startups then started my own. I got an offer from a FAANG company that I couldn’t turn down, so I put my company on pause. Will probably return to my startup after I leave my current gig
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by o-__-o 7y ago
I plugged in my pre-all-devices-spy 10 year old dumb tv to the network for the first time and now it hounds me for firmware updates.... I always reject because I don’t want it to learn how to spy on me. Pretty sure my firetv phones my hdmi
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by o-__-o 7y ago
If you don’t accept you can return for a refund. Something tells me lots of ppl accept tho
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Marantz doesn’t report home if you disable reports. I also have never upgraded my marantz receivers
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Pro tip: Building repeatable and distributable tooling patterns is a great way to break into client sites as a consultant
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by o-__-o 7y ago
You can buy a home for $50k in Pittsburgh, I would argue that doesn’t make you rich. You can keep a very easy job (think Starbucks) and your health insurance is taken care of. If you live a modest life your expenses are manageable. Maybe
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by o-__-o 7y ago
I was you, 5 years later I am working at a FAANG making 400k/yr Mind you I was making only 80k less at my last job, a non-FAANG startup. So not saying FAANG is everything, but the workload is sufficiently less than the mad max startup
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by o-__-o 7y ago
It’s probably been said already, but you lose the sway you had by saying you command some high position at FAANG FAANG: “oh you work at Apple? Please y’all I will listen to anything you say!” Non-FAANG: “meh.”
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Darwin is just the os kernel not the GUI stack on top. You can, however, take a look into KDE’s codebase to see how they manage panels (docks) and using bonobo for search and dolphin as a finder replacement. Menu has a special Application
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by o-__-o 7y ago
I've been sitting on a /23 for almost 10 years for this day. Who wants to lease my block
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by o-__-o 7y ago
We host lan games after hours and welcome spectators, they can watch and communicate with the dead or just hang out on slack. We also do Netflix night, where we all watch a movie at the same time on fridays around 330 and talk about it in s
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by o-__-o 7y ago
When I see one of my past employers mentioned on HN, I upvote if the post matches reality of working there. Cults die hard
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by o-__-o 7y ago
You mean banged around the foam lined cushioned box it lives in? How about an analogy: My hard drives get banged around in shipping but they are relatively safe from failure in that shipped state. When it is unboxed, banging it is a bit dub
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by o-__-o 7y ago
a good story will hook gamers all day every day. Between HL1 and 2, there were side stories that expanded the world. Let’s not forget the source engine powered counter strike and so you got half life “for free” or vice versa. HL2 has dynami
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by o-__-o 7y ago
At my 30 second glance I saw both problems and solutions with using it. But if didn’t use software based on problems, we wouldn’t get anywhere :) It’s open source so my mind is leaning toward crack it open and fix the shortcomings for the
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Hmm GPL states any distributed modifications must be shared. So the employee does not violate any licenses by snagging a copy of the code that was distributed. I’m sure there may be other violations that may cause an involuntary terminati
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by o-__-o 7y ago
Hey Cris! I saw your email in another thread and I was gonna reach out but for different reasons! My background is software dev with an emphasis on systems infrastructure and release management. I’ve worked enterprise and startups and my ni

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