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by pintxo 3y ago
You are misrepresenting my argument here. I have zero intention to restrict your rights to view the public. What I take offense with is uncontrolled (permanent) storage of views of the public. If there is no agreement on these things being
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by pintxo 3y ago
Well, the government ordered the SEC to have a look. It’s not like the stock market is free capitalism.
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by pintxo 3y ago
I take no offense with you watching/recording your property. But I guess we can agree that lots of door cameras are actually pointed directly at the street in front of the house. So they are recording public property if you so will. An
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by pintxo 3y ago
This should be a legal requirement.
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by pintxo 3y ago
Note: Miele just rebrands Liebherr fridges. At least in Europe, guess the US is no different.
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by pintxo 3y ago
The obvious is VBA for office, hard to kill. Else Photoshop comes to mind
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by pintxo 3y ago
Invest time into learning to get the most out of your (software) tools: keyboard shortcuts, text styles, automation. It will pay off very quickly.
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by pintxo 3y ago
How to tell everyone that you never worked inside a hospital ...
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by pintxo 3y ago
It might be the mid term effect of the original founders having left the show (they died) and the next Generation being less stringent in their business strategies.
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by pintxo 3y ago
Maybe NOT using F5 to lock the user session?
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by pintxo 3y ago
As no one has asked so far, I’ll have to do it, how does this differentiate itself from Lotus Notes?
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by pintxo 3y ago
The ocean is so vast, few, if any, countries are able to monitor, let alone defend, their share of it at all times.
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by pintxo 3y ago
You will be down to Leadership/Charisma. So better only hire introvert guards.
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by pintxo 3y ago
You could also not use google or amazon /s In cases where mostly everyone is doing it, the only thing to choose for you is who’s going to abuse you/your data. But not the fact that it’s happening in the first place.
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by pintxo 3y ago
I am purely looking at gross salary. As that’s the only measure of interest for the company. How much of that you loose to the state, that’s your problem. /s
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by pintxo 3y ago
Usually, that’s a separate light. Although still a red one. But it’s quite clearly different, also thanks to us copying the third break light that existed in the US first.
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by pintxo 3y ago
The idea why cabin crew shall check with the flight deck before evacuating is so that a single flight attended might not have the full picture and inadvertently open a door close to a fire or similar. Which could severely reduce the time th
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by pintxo 3y ago
When it comes to Europe. That’s basically illegal here. We have turns signals and break lights, neither should take the other’s job.
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by pintxo 3y ago
Isn’t the whole point of such a service to store your data? To make it possible for others (genetically) related to you, to find you?
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by pintxo 3y ago
So, Portugal is pretty much in my 1.2-1.3 range?
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by pintxo 3y ago
2x sounds like it includes non-billable employees like assistants, HR, accounting etc. A 100% overhead is probably quite common. Pure employee costs are more in the 1.2 - 1.3x range (Europe). That is 30% on top of the gross salary for emplo
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by pintxo 3y ago
Might also be a good time to hire informants. When you’re suspected of spying anyway, you might as well collect the benefits for doing it.
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by pintxo 3y ago
You could just re-pay the subscription fee for unused months? Even if you’d keep the transactions fees, it would still be quite user friendly.
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by pintxo 3y ago
Not sure what we are arguing here. As far as I am concerned, "give other people's statistics prevalence over my own recorded ones" is not science, and I never said this. Science is following a process, sharing your results, a
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by pintxo 3y ago
No one is going to argue against using common sense to validate statistics and their underlying assumptions. But replacing statistics with “common sense” is just nonsense. Humanity has come to the point it is now, not by following “common s
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by pintxo 3y ago
Exactly my story. Never made it past page 200 or so.
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by pintxo 3y ago
I See what you did there
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by pintxo 3y ago
Just one of their Color-Laser scanner/printer combos. Works like a charm for iOS, Linux, MacOS, Windows.
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by pintxo 3y ago
I am using a paperless@<domain> address for this as well. Handy to archive stuff coming in via email.
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by pintxo 3y ago
I am scanning from my Brother multi-function device to an SMB share, which paperless monitors for changes. Works like a charm. You can even bulk move files there using your local file manager.

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