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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
"Because they don’t generate revenue from procedures, non-procedural specialists are pressured to increase their patient volume and are often given appointment slots as short as 10 minutes." Which I've heard from friends in t
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
I have been trying to find the name of this software (Outpost Firewall) on-and-off for a year; wondered what happened to it... sad that it is gone. Any good alternatives (I was never a fan of the Zone Alarm one)? Edit: specified Outpost
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
add it to https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Twitter
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
a twit'd post that links to a short-url that points to: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-11-15/zelenskyy... https://archive.ph/NtRmW
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
i've been told the same in tech; also biased towards being "young with no debt" - any excuse to not get a raise. best solution in this case is to leave. my first thoughts: hey maybe musky boi should try pay-transparency at tw
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
well now he can get buy-in from other companies wanting to flex their muscles and try to get employees to not work in a distributed fashion ... (maybe a repeat though in this number of comments)
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
I dont agree that "culture" is defined to include having cameras on (or off for that matter). The general concept of "working" involves not staring at somebodys face (unless youre editing pictures?) - but coding; not nee
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
Camera off 100% as well; there's no reason to enforce seeing somebody's face; I often do not consent to giving MS Teams or Zoom my facial details in any form. I find next to no benefit in it especially when talking abstractly abou
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
why do you use this over say, Krita?
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
"right from the Google app" i would argue this is still unacceptable; we should not need to login to it nor prove our identities to remove our PII from the search results. It should be hidden by default and shared only when i expl
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
i like your style; but im still trying to quit vi
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
it is missing: https://github.com/AEPKILL/devtools-detector demo site: https://blog.aepkill.com/demos/devtools-detector/
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
yes, OP might want the "flaw" however it still could be discovered by somebody else and eventually patched, next week, next month, ect... just because you use bug now does not mean it won't be "fixed" (or broken wor
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
define what visitor experience means to you; lots of folks think captcha is acceptable, or loading in an operating-system-amount-of-code-for-javascript like reddit does, as acceptable. (if we define OS's as bloat-ware like MS has nowad
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
sounds like a great way for folks that utilize a simple curl your site to see if things are working right to get on the block list lol
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
Agreed; the ISP is paid by an adult, adult paid for computer/tv/ect, and its the adult to state when said child can operate such equipment. Last I'm aware said adults dont let children watch TV completely unrestricted (having
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
funny, USPS is still on the federal level last i was aware; and all your phone calls are monitored
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
I've often wondered that with a valid ID, that the gov does not give us an email noawdays. Especially one that does not require this asinine phone-validity garbage. I'd even suggest that maybe not use email-addresses as a login-
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
there has been a slow transition of all big mail providers to require a phone number more and more and it scares me; they do not need it, there are other options like OTP as mentioned by others - but as far as I am aware the big corps want
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
since forever (mid 2000's from my experience with Comcast); that or they take your physical ID and credit card and still do a credit check on you. Have you never called up comcast? one of the first things they ask you is SSN or account
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
I do not get it; to get an ISP to hookup to your house (like Comcast), you have to give them your SSN, among other things. If a child is "online" it really should be up to the parents/guardians to oversee what said child is d
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by out-of-ideas 4y ago
anybody for a little heredoc? wonderful for times when your input contains messy characters url=$(cat <<'EOF' http://example.com/;'$(gt=$(perl$IFS-E$IFS's//62/;s/62&#x2F