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paulie_a
6y ago
Just make it up like the rest of the registration details
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Tell them to cancel and if they continue to charge you report the charges as fraudulent
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They are enthusiasts like Bernie madoff is an investor
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> bare metal servers is somehow depicted as normal or usual or basic competency skills. It isn't. At all. Just calling them servers is sufficient. I don't know when this "bare metal" crap started Standing up a service
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It's not a dark pattern but Ive already clicked away to research other products. You don't show the price because you want me to talk to a salesperson that has to justify the price. I don't want to talk to a sales person. I
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Can he automate his prison time too?
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It's shiny
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It absolutely does take years to achieve that. Most people that think they are superstar are really just mediocre mis with an ego. I doubt there are many superstars under the age of 28 minimum
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I didnt say years of experience is equal to status But it sure as hell takes years of experience to achieve certain status
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I absolutely disagree, the pool of superstar/senior devs is tiny. The vast majority of devs that are past junior are mid-level, don't let the job title fool you I'd say superstar is probably 10 years minimum of experience. An
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This is just another example of the imbalance of the hiring process Who a.i to complain: I'm the person. Interviewing your company
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To whom are they worried about regarding reputation. They already have a terrible one
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Do the sanctuaries actually work? I recall reading that they would seal out humans
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I have had eat ubers eats deliver to McDonald's It was after the inside was closed and they don't let you walk through the drive thru Alcohol may have been involved
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The last couple of job searches I updated or recreated and this time around I again realized how pointless it is. It's a circle jerk for HR, is jampacked full of terrible recruiters, the job search is beyond worthless. I see absolutel
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It is important to note that it only matters to businesses doing business in europe or located in europe A pretty good chunk of the web doesn't need to comply with it at all. That is why the rush to add those stupid cookie notification
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6y ago
Im just saying that they are automatically being included as pro gun whereas the measurement should be individual gun ownership. Not the household stat which is obviously used to make it look more impressive. And remember it's not bina
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Household is different than person Just because someones father has a gun doesnt make the kid a gunowner or say anything about their attitude towards 2A
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Gun owners are a minority in this country. The average american doesnt own one, let alone ten. The minority just is lou.d as hell. The NRA used to be a reasonable organization with a reasonable mission. Then it went batshit crazy
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My point is do your job well of course but dont pretend the output is something more than it is At the end of the day, it's a paycheck for something you hopefully enjoy. And no matter how well crafted you think it is. Someone else is g
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Thanks for the clairification, im sure my engineers are aware of this. But I am definitely going to ask about other phones.
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That is an important distinction. An ICD should rarely trigger. And when it does, oh boy you know it
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It's honestly a fairly logical step. Turning off an ICD for a very short time and getting the data then would be a very quick process
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This is highly concerning who has an implanted device. I know how they disable it temporarily. I was accidentally shocked 26 times in a row and had mine disabled Considering it's winter and most winter coats have a cell phone pocket ri
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> this is very uninspiring and destructive thinking Good! The code most people write are not things that will last the ages. the romantic notion of guilds in the middle ages is silly and what I was referring to regarding the chip
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That is not accurate at all. There are small links with increased cardiac issues but salt is a much much bigger culprit
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I am assuming it is still like the old days. A sysadmin drops an ftp server onto some box/vm at a company and no one notices
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The codebase is probably not that good to begin with and quite frankly doesnt need to be I think programmers have a chip on their shoulder about the importance of the work they do. You are not painting the sistine chapel Most programming is
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It's why it's the preferred server in the warez scene
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They essentially are. Not in the actual directory but in the virtual env and not cluttering up your project directory. This is superior to JavaScript in my opinion No language should replicate anything JavaScript does when it comes to packa
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