racl101

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811.
by racl101 6y ago
Wish he would turn Excel around. Such an important product, but so buggy. Very bug ridden. Why doesn't it get better?
812.
by racl101 6y ago
Yeah, but welcome the real world where this is pretty much rampant. Want support for working with AWS? The more you pay the better it gets.
813.
by racl101 6y ago
I remember my buddy using his gmail account as an SMTP server and spammed people with it then got locked out of Google and they cited this as violation of their terms.
814.
by racl101 6y ago
Freaks and Geeks deserved at least 2 more good seasons. Such an incredible and thoughtful show.
815.
by racl101 6y ago
Baby Yoda bro. He or it is so captivating. We don't know what it's gonna do.
816.
by racl101 6y ago
Netflix is becoming a graveyard of junk shows. This is why, for the most part, I don't start watching streaming service exclusives until their sophomore season is complete and they haven't been cancelled. Of course there are few e
817.
by racl101 6y ago
So true. I don't get why American TV shows always need to be ran to the ground. Like Two and a Half Men and The Big Bang Theory are shows that should've gone past their 8th season. The Office should've never had those abysma
818.
by racl101 6y ago
'Crater'? Why not pick a more direct verb?
819.
by racl101 6y ago
It's almost as if ... extremes, of any kind, are bad.
820.
by racl101 6y ago
I don't see this as good. This will result in disaster in this way: - It will give violent protesters targets to go and harrass or attack - It will be a beacon for actual racists to congregate - Who's to stop a disgruntled reviewe
821.
by racl101 6y ago
Cool idea. Really cool. Quick suggestion: the search could maybe return a results not found message when it can't find anything instead of doing nothing. Otherwise people may think it's broken.
822.
by racl101 6y ago
Yep. Don't buy expensive textbooks on the Kindle Store. That's a losing proposition.
823.
by racl101 6y ago
The scariest part is that those of us who are abled bodied who think that if times got rough they could always go back and flip burgers or be a cashier are starting to get a rude awakening that even those jobs have lots of competition and,
824.
by racl101 6y ago
Never be complacent. Always be learning. We are expendable. Let's not give employers a reason to think this. I used to think that I just need to learn a couple of technologies, some back end scripting language, some shell scripting, so
825.
by racl101 6y ago
I absolutely agree.
826.
by racl101 6y ago
That's exactly how I'm seeing it shaping out on it. As a career path only a few would care at a young age. To try to sell it as a skillset to young people as a way of simply not being a casualty of automation is a tough sell espec
827.
by racl101 6y ago
Pretty much. It's the high school, non-career jobs I've gotten mainly by connections cause it's mainly labour or service industry. Those jobs don't require a lot of skill. Just show up on time, do the job.
828.
by racl101 6y ago
half and half for me. But most programming jobs I've gotten on my own merit.
829.
by racl101 6y ago
People should desire a hybrid solution. Working from home is great but there's so many benefits to going to a workplace and sharing resources instead of every worker needing to recreate their own home office. Somethings just don't
830.
by racl101 6y ago
> Sure, if you ate McDonald's every day you'd probably think that there are no good restaurants anymore. Brilliantly put.
831.
by racl101 6y ago
It's Goh-tex!
832.
by racl101 6y ago
Innovations such as ....?
833.
by racl101 6y ago
True. This is a very thoughtful response that gives me pause. Good parent privilege.
834.
by racl101 6y ago
Exactly. It's society that puts a premium on success = more material goods and your own living. The only time I think it's a real bummer is when you want to get laid. But even in other cultures you work that out. But, really, bein
835.
by racl101 6y ago
Exactly. If you have the opportunity take it. In other parts of the planet there isn't this weird pride that means the only way to assert independence is by having your own place. Most parents are happy that you just keep the area clea
836.
by racl101 6y ago
Just like how you can live in a castle in middle America that costs $250K. It's just part and parcel of living where everyone else wants to live.
837.
by racl101 6y ago
Is this a problem for non Americans and other cultures where living with family is just the norm?
838.
by racl101 6y ago
Will check that out! Thanks!
839.
by racl101 6y ago
I'd be a dinosaur there at 35 years old. That is one hip and happening company I tell you hwhat.
840.
by racl101 6y ago
This guy makes such good videos. I mean, I marginally gave a shit about a lot of these games now that I'm old (even though I owned all of them as a kid), much less about speed runs, but after watching his videos by chance, I suddenly c

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