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by pooper 4y ago
We recently got Salesforce SSO at work using Microsoft Azure AD.
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by pooper 4y ago
> Musk has indicated that he will do a pay-for blue checkmark. Please fact check me because who knows where they finally landed on this but at one point Elon Musk backtracked on the blue checkmark in favor of a different symbol for a pai
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by pooper 4y ago
> It's legal for me to go and buy alcohol, and it's also probably legal for my employer to fire me if I show up drunk to work. What if we spin it around and do what we want to do for "hard drugs"? What if tobacco and
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by pooper 4y ago
I hope not. This is a bargaining position. Some points: 1. Colorado was, is, and remains in the future committed to the Union. 2. Colorado has no access to the sea but most downstream neighbors do, to which Colorado needs access. Worst case
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by pooper 4y ago
> Dunno if it was common worldwide. There was this infamous flight from South Africa to the UK in which everyone has negative results when they got on the flights and about half the people were positive when they landed.
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by pooper 4y ago
Exactly. When it comes to water, Colorado comes first. Colorado gets all the water it needs and wants. If there is anything left over, then lower areas can have some of the water. If not, they don't get any.
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by pooper 5y ago
> but the reason for your success is that you've found a clever way to do something that no one has thought of yet If you are in this situation, you do not have free software. The difference between free software and open source is
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by pooper 5y ago
My outrage against dragnet was never about me, personally. I know I am way too unimportant to surveil. It has always been about the next thought leader, who could come from any background, from being nipped in the bud. I'm sure "t
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by pooper 5y ago
Yes, roundabouts make a lot of sense and I support them. However, how do you deal with the last mile? For example, here is a stop sign. Would we convert this to a roundabout as well? Maybe the problem is we have too many intersections? htt
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by pooper 5y ago
> Or if you think SM is bad, then it can be a collective decision to ban SM, like we ban heroin. Off topic but I don't think banning heroin did anyone any good. We still need proper labeling, packaging, and storage laws. We still ne
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by pooper 5y ago
> I think the point is that 4chan mode would be the “absolute free speech” mode. And if that is where we are going, it will be quite a ride. I can’t imagine Twitter surviving it, but it will be interesting. I think what I've learned
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by pooper 5y ago
> Also, if there are people complaining of censorship you can always give them a '4-chan mode' and watch them come back asking how to switch it off after 5 min. I'm not so sure what a four chan mode would look like. Can yo
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by pooper 5y ago
It sounds to me that the US Congress is the only body that can ban these atrocities nationwide. Is this true? > Use of no-knock warrants has increased substantially over time. By one estimate, there were 1,500 annually in the early 1980s
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by pooper 5y ago
> No knock should be reserved for extreme situations, not the norm. At this point, I'd say no knock should be unlawful.
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by pooper 5y ago
> I used to work at a startup that aggregated apartment listings. Long gone now, we couldn't compete with Zillow or Apartments.com. But what we were doing is just aggregating all of the rental websites we could possibly scrape into
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by pooper 5y ago
I have done a charge back against PayPal and I stand by it. Basically, the vendor said it shipped me the product but never did. However, it gave PayPal a tracking number which was for something delivered to my town. I waited several months
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by pooper 5y ago
> No tax breaks. No more tax incentives. While I strongly disagree with the rest of the comment, I also am furiously in support of getting rid of all credits, deductions, exemptions, incentives, and so on. I think we need a VAT at the fe
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by pooper 5y ago
Fifty million dollars would change my life. I would take a guaranteed fifty million dollars payout over one in ten chance to get a billion dollars. What are the chances that I cumbents will stand by idly as the "next Google" just
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by pooper 5y ago
iirc Putin swapped and became a prime minister for a short period in between. > As he was then constitutionally limited to two consecutive terms as president, Putin served as prime minister again from 2008 to 2012 under Dmitry Medvedev,
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by pooper 5y ago
One question, is the side panel supposed to be above the web answers on mobile? The first answer in the side panel is about C and not C Sharp. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1088622/how-do-i-create-... https
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by pooper 5y ago
I for one do not think the comments trivialized anything. I see these as inevitable questions that a leader like Drew Houston should be prepared to answer at some point. Think of it this way, would you disqualify me if you were hiring and I
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by pooper 5y ago
I wouldn't even know about the corruption if they were not so completely sure to be untouchable. One anecdote: a friend moved into a new neighborhood, a gated community. One evening when walking the dogs, a neighbor who is a cop greete
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by pooper 5y ago
> Paved roads and sewage are probably least important to me. What's wrong with a septic system? I am getting older. I was born in 1987 so I am already 30+. With my sedentary lifestyle, I am pretty much guaranteed to have health pr
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by pooper 5y ago
I think they are talking about people like me who would like a cheap but modern home with reliable and inexpensive electricity, drinking water and sewage, gigabit fiber, paved roads to the door, and within driving distance to hospitals and
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by pooper 5y ago
In my personal experience, about seventeen years ago, retaking the test raised my score some 90 points (iirc) out of 1600, excluding writing section.
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by pooper 5y ago
> Feel free to replace email for TCPv4/v6. The only successful open standard i can think of would be HTTP. Btw, does anyone here remember off hand what happened to the "concern" the banking industry had with TLS 1.3? My un
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by pooper 5y ago
> I once had to deal with an asshole double parked on a two way street forcing all of the traffic behind him to drive on my side and block the other direction. Did not GAF despite truck parking being available at the end of the block. My
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by pooper 5y ago
> If you report these offenses it's common for your home address to show up in court documents. Unless you live in a building with doormen you're putting yourself at quite a decent amount of risk. All the more reason for EVERYO
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by pooper 5y ago
> According to the article, you have to record a three minute long video which clearly shows the vehicle owner and captures the sound of the engine. > Because you have to stand there for multiple minutes recording. Truckers will learn
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by pooper 5y ago
> But losing a billion IQ points might be less bad than losing 10M IQ points, because there is literally no scale. Maybe there is a bigger point I don't understand here (wouldn't that be ironic) but I only have about a hundred

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