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by pm24601 9y ago
> A person who feels that they don't have the flexibility to quit I am NOT saying "feels" - I am saying "they do NOT have the flexibility to quit". For example, my sister and her husband do not have that flexibil
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by pm24601 9y ago
> you must either quit Most people don't have that flexibility. > chose I think a really terrible example, one that creates a false sense of what it means for someone to be incidentally and unjustly swept up in a crime I think t
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by pm24601 9y ago
> you'll still help the police do their job when it makes sense to do so. I bet a black or hispanic man would have a completely different perspective. Hopefully, one will comment.
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by pm24601 9y ago
Interesting that rent control is also in the mix.
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United Airlines STILL using police to remove passengers in spite of promise(fortune.com)
62 points by pm24601 9y ago|36 comments
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by pm24601 10y ago
With a blow to the head. :-)
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by pm24601 10y ago
A bunch of lawyers seem to disagree.
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Decoding any Java-originated SSL connection with Pre-shared master secret(timothybasanov.com)
1 points by pm24601 10y ago|0 comments
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by pm24601 10y ago
> Underlying the bill is the notion that employers “anchor” the salaries they offer to potential employees based on their current or previous salary — if an employee had faced pay discrimination at a previous job, in other words, the emp
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by pm24601 10y ago
> Employees literally have zero incentive not to lie, since employers can't verify Bad assumption. A previous employer might reveal it. The future employer could ask for W-2's
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by pm24601 10y ago
Most open-source code is not managed very well (why should it be?) I always fire off an issue with an offer to patch. If no response, then no patch submitted even if I have a patch. I don't submit the patch because code moves on. A few
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by pm24601 10y ago
And this is why I love California... http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/sec-deposit.... > What if the landlord doesn't provide a full refund, or a statement of deductions and a refund of amoun
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by pm24601 10y ago
And this is why … I love California and would never move to a “business-friendly” state. http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/looking.shtm... > “The application fee cannot legally be more than the la
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by pm24601 10y ago
Only if you can carve out exceptions for things related to your work in blockchain. See a lawyer, for real. But most importantly, find a lawyer that can balance your needs and what is practical. For example, real world here. I was signing a
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by pm24601 10y ago
My prediction: this will go nowhere. The best way to help out these communities is with tax dollars. Seriously. For example, * underinvesting in schools = poor employees. * underinvesting in broadband = poor communication structure * underi
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by pm24601 10y ago
* I would not use a free service - I want to know that my company is a customer. I want recourse/support if there a problem. That said - be sure to get insurance, for when there is a fck up. * I want to pay to make sure that companies
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by pm24601 10y ago
OP is in England. Do they have small claims courts?
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by pm24601 10y ago
Michigan - no place in the state more than about 5 miles from a river, lake, swamp. :-)
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Seafood-related queries from own IOT machines crashed college network(boingboing.net)
1 points by pm24601 10y ago|0 comments
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by pm24601 10y ago
siteground.com
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Girl Guides of Canada suspend trips to U.S. citing border concerns(thestar.com)
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App search engine Quixey shutting down(mv-voice.com)
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by pm24601 10y ago
Oh .. you mean buses, paratransit, and other mass transit vehicles :-)
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by pm24601 10y ago
> Uber only counts their cut as revenue not the full cost of the ride. except that revenue != income. ( http://smallbusiness.chron.com/net-sales-revenue-vs-net-inco... ) > Net sales, or net revenue, is the money a com
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by pm24601 10y ago
Norway comes down strongly on speeders ( http://www.speedingeurope.com/norway/ ) with mandatory jail time, etc. Seems like it is just part of how Norway regulates drivers.
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by pm24601 10y ago
Key points you are missing: 1. the society in question is Norwegian 2. the social norms of what is "equally subject" to the law is also interpreted by Norwegian norms. So for example in the US. everyone pays the same fine for spee
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by pm24601 10y ago
Google is presenting the fake content as factual. Google is asserting the truth and putting its own brand behind the "truthiness" of the fake page. That is the line that has been crossed.
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by pm24601 10y ago
> You are setting your own personal threshold here's that many people won't agree with. Lets look at US law. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_figure ) A public figure (like Pewpiedie) " A public f
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by pm24601 10y ago
PewDiePie was a public figure already. The person in the article was not. The person caught cheating has no platform from which to defend themselves. PewDiePie made $15million from his platform.
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by pm24601 10y ago
> Kudos to Boeing for handling this in an open manner Not hardly. What is Boeing doing putting PII in hidden fields in the first place.

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