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811.
by petee 5y ago
Unions are strict because it's too easy to backslide and lose all you fought for. Union guys will in fact work in excess of overtime if they want to, but they're absolutely not going to let you take advantage of it. Some unions ar
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by petee 5y ago
You're probably right some are automated, but there is still a human behind it, I guess is my point, and even more behind them enabling it. And based on other things i've seen on the net, and heard in real life, I have zero doubt
813.
by petee 5y ago
Ok that is a great point, I'd think an hour still enough time for them to clear the most important stuff (i.e, bombs?)
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by petee 5y ago
Clearly I don't think they should be more aggressive, come on. I'm saying Israel loves to target civilians, and they make hollow claims to justify it, yet the evidence speaks for itself, they commit war crimes. Edit: And I forgot
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by petee 5y ago
Consider that someone had to kill those children, so I dont think its much of a shock to think there are other people who really support it. There are disgusting people everywhere in society, but before the internet they used to have to hid
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by petee 5y ago
So when everyone in the building got a call to evacuate, Hamas just said, "no, we'll stay!" If it were a real military target, they would have just bombed it outright, since you're "allowed" to do that in war..
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by petee 5y ago
How can you justify blowing up a building as a war target, if you're going to tell everyone to evacuate; what was that supposed to accomplish? They say there were targets in there, but if you told them to leave....what?? It is disgusti
818.
by petee 5y ago
The OP wrote it as if it were that, but the refugee bombing was done by Israel, so I think they were pointing out how Israel is just attacking soft targets
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by petee 5y ago
He just suddenly realized this? Its not like a new discovery... I'm confused why people still hang on his every word - he's impulsive, and a dick, two big warning flags. Meaning, either this isn't eco-conscience but rather so
820.
by petee 5y ago
I'd wager that at face value most of the public wouldn't want their neighbors sharing internet, if only for the liability risk (who wants to find out the hard way their neighbors kid was downloading kiddie porn)
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by petee 5y ago
(2020) My favorite mention in the article is a previous bug where selecting a STAR route with exactly 14 waypoints caused the system to freeze and go blank.
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by petee 5y ago
I'm curious, what happens if you already have it engaged on a supported road, but then the car transitions to a road where autosteer doesn't work? Does the car come to a stop, blast an alarm, or just veer off the road?
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by petee 5y ago
So raises the question, if autosteer wasn't available on that section of road, what would have happened if it were engaged prior to that stretch...does the car make loud alerts that steering is being deactivated?
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by petee 5y ago
I should have clarified that its in my own experience, based on some of the non-disclosure stuff I've had to sign. Everything depends on the employer though; they most likely could list it on their resume, but probably not much more th
825.
by petee 5y ago
its absolutely relevant...intent is everything. I mean, we're talking the core definition of the word, 'Predatory', exploiting others.
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by petee 5y ago
If you offer someone with the expectation they can't say no, that is in fact predatory. Many of these people have been loongg without work, I doubt they didn't expect people to bite thinking this is their big Hollywood break. I ca
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by petee 5y ago
Exposure doesn't work when you realize you've signed a contract saying you can't advertise that you worked on this TV show. The only exposure you'll get is that the production now knows you're a sucker to call again
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by petee 5y ago
It works like this sometimes, but people often look down on the fact that you gave away your work; if you're offering zero-cost, then you're probably zero-value, and undercutting someone else. True or not that's the impressio
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by petee 5y ago
Actually this isn't the norm. It happens often with tiny budget shows or college films, but not Netflix or real productions (netflix is footing the bill on this one) And it's still predatory. And if the rest of the show is shot un
830.
by petee 6y ago
The pdf is only like 150, so you'd have to own a real potato to crash it. I haven't had a chance to try on a computer, but my phone will open it, albeit minus the interactivity. Looks pretty
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by petee 6y ago
My first reaction was that this was a set of AI generated photos of what earth looked like if we hadn't been developing it, like restored to nature. But I certainly wasn't disappointed. Very beautiful
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by petee 6y ago
Glad to hear this, thank you!
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by petee 6y ago
I think posts like this are handy just for the extra exposure an alpha document might need; there's a lot of good feedback and discussion here that hopefully beej comes across someday and can finish the book
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by petee 6y ago
I always thought ssh randomart representations were visually unique enough; maybe combine smaller, simpler shapes with color too? The rings are neat, but I found many to be too similar based on color alone, and segments too are really hard
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by petee 6y ago
Eh, look what happened to LL Bean, they had one of the last real good faith return policies, and it was abused to hard they had to reverse lifetime warranty on existing products to two(?) years. And create a list to track individuals making
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by petee 6y ago
With ADHD readers the focus, I found it funny that it was so long, I had to put the article itself aside to finish later haha (it's not that long) Personally, I just use audio books now but still collect paper in hopes some day I'
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by petee 6y ago
It's not going to be suspicious if someones account is compromised, or gets a virus that sends an invite to all their friends. Official interfaces like 'invite' should never be need to be viewed with suspicion
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by petee 6y ago
https://aloso.github.io/2021/04/12/linked-list.html
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by petee 6y ago
I'd say especially when it's not costing Adobe anything to cancel your subscription, it's just a money grab. There are some exceptions where a fee is ok like when it's actually putting the business out financially, like
840.
by petee 6y ago
Reminds me of a NASA failure report where they determined the reason the satellite failed immediately after launch was because they built their own circuit-test device to match their assumptions rather than reality. But it passed their test

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