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Don't use VPN services: https://gist.github.com/joepie91/5a9909939e6ce7d09e29
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Sounds like you need to diversify your business.
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As someone who is far removed from the hardware and instruction set relationship, when would one need a new processor and instruction set? How do you know you're at that point?
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7y ago
What does the law say about this?
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It's not a problem if you can't see it!
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Medical coverage argument is a bad strawman. I don't know when I'm going to get sick, and I can't get rid of the sickness, so I buy insurance to compensate. I know what I'm getting myself into when signing a contract wit
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Thanks for the report, exactly what I was looking for! This is something I wish had been in the article. Even something vague, like "Employees reported they were unhappy with management and the performance evaluation system. The union
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As a side note on the gaming industry: That industry seems notoriously bad so I wonder why people keep joining it. It also seems competitive to get in. So, to me, it seems like people know what they're getting themselves into before jo
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Lol well there are a lot of compelling guesses but I'd like the article to concretely say why.
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Why not doesn't answer why. Do they need to join together because things are bad? Sub-optimal? Good?
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That's the game industry. I want to know about this specific company. The original article doesn't say why.
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I wonder why they need a union. Is something currently not working in their favor?
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Life is a massive social experiment!
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They don't: https://www.consumerreports.org/car-reliability-owner-satisf... . Edit: As bm1362 says below they've since regained it, but it's still not best in class. From the article: "The Model 3 is now
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Huh, I've always wondered why someone doesn't start a company with these open integrations. If it benefits everyone, then people will migrate to this new company, right? Instant success?
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What did they do wrong in this case?
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7y ago
Buy a different phone that has a common port.
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Was building an opensource version cheaper for you than just using firebase? I'm generally curious. I commonly see OS alternatives to paid services but I've never seen why it was made. Is it cheaper to run and maintain your own se
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Imagine the next government shutdown over budget.
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IMO this just feels wrong. If you're knowingly going into an industry with a bad rap where developers say they feel exploited then don't go into it. The studio has already given them a job, going into it and then complaining and d
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I think op is saying that the video game developers are choosing to subject themselves to it and therefore they don't need protections. Even though conditions are said to be bad studios somehow seem to have an endless supply of develop
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lol true.
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This post isn’t for you. This is for the people that want to ship a product to paying customers and also want to learn a new technology doing it. In my (and what I’ve seen from others) experience, the programmer never ships the product beca
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What is a lifestyle project?
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I don't know what I'm missing, but why not let customers decide if they want to use a lower standards for vetting service, and let drivers decide if they want worse working conditions. Note that I don't completely agree with
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It's still a valid point: If there were a better alternative to cars for the people who currently drive cars then wouldn't they use it? So provide a better solution instead of using force.
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Something I keep wondering about: For as far as I can recall there has always been something people are addicted to. In the 90s and early 2000s people were worried about TV time. Now that attention has moved around a bit: Netflix, facebook,
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If TikTok plans to make money from ads it will have the same problems YouTube does. Advertisers will get restrictive on what types of videos they want their products on. They'll also need their own copyright detection system when lawsu
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Couldn't people still tip if they thought the service was truly exceptional?
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I believe Google tried something like this and then shut it down.
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