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by rayvd 10y ago
I'm not so sure that not talking to a union is a bad thing. :-)
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by rayvd 10y ago
Easy to bypass, just turn off Javascript temporarily and reload the page.
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by rayvd 10y ago
Um, no. Please no. That's a terrifying thought.
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by rayvd 10y ago
I think that's right. We tend to see fragmentation w/ our hybrid approach. Teams doing DevOps type stuff with VMware/vRA on internal hardware and also on AWS/Azure. "Customers" of each environment also tend
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by rayvd 10y ago
Depends. Are you a potato?
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by rayvd 10y ago
Add the following in uBlock Origin under "My Filters": @@||latimes.com^$generichide ||tribdss.com^ latimes.com##[id^=google_ads_iframe] latimes.com##[id^=trb_ad] latimes.com##.trb_gptAd Enjoy.
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by rayvd 10y ago
With so many (all?) of the prediction models being completely off the mark, and the lack of significant temperature increase over the last decade plus, the perpetual mention of pending climate catastrophe just isn't as relevant as it u
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by rayvd 10y ago
How would it be assessed who is an 'expert' and who isn't? I worry this would fall to some bureaucracy and all of the pitfalls that lie therein. I prefer the downsides and risks involved in a randomly selected jury pool.
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by rayvd 10y ago
Time to become a (big L) Liberal. ;-)
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by rayvd 10y ago
And then they'll send out their slave raiding parties to compel people to work for them.
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by rayvd 10y ago
Then Slack has to start tracking glibc updates and security fixes rather than relying on the OS. Might be acceptable overhead.
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by rayvd 10y ago
Good reputation, but they were already seen as a sinking ship, IMO.
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by rayvd 10y ago
Both of those are left wing outlets. I'd think "mainstream" would be the ones which still posit themselves as un-biased (CBS, NBC, ABC, NY Times, Wash Post, etc.). I say the more the merrier. Let people decide.
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by rayvd 10y ago
Yes. Tread lightly here. If you designate some power to determine what's good information and what's bad, you're headed down a pretty slippery slope. Note: I really don't have an issue with Facebook doing this if they
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by rayvd 10y ago
No. An employee should make the salary he or she is willing to accept and an employer is willing to pay.
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by rayvd 10y ago
Based on the writing style, it would seem you're the troll.
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by rayvd 10y ago
These days, inequal outcomes are inherently immoral. God forbid individual members of society have different preferences and capabilities...
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by rayvd 10y ago
The blog post indicates additional details are forthcoming.
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by rayvd 10y ago
And separate from Time Warner Telecom (TWTC) which is owned by Level 3[1]. :-) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TW_Telecom
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by rayvd 10y ago
Venezuela's been a dictatorship for a long time. How quickly people forget Hugo.
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by rayvd 10y ago
SDA here -- that's partially true, but at some point he did realize there was no actual prediction in scripture about a specific date for the second coming. The church has made no such claims since the 19th century.
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by rayvd 10y ago
I think both. This sort of thing would be extremely disruptive to our economy. I have no doubt, however, that we likely have developed plans around this sort of thing in a defensive or response capacity.
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by rayvd 10y ago
https://indico.dns-oarc.net/event/25/session/4/contribution/... Could be an interesting, peripherally relevant talk...
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by rayvd 10y ago
Seeing mostly downvotes for those not in agreement with the herd. I, too, do not support a pardon. He should stand trial, and if he in fact broke laws should pay the penalty. I wouldn't want to set a legal precedent that it's OK
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by rayvd 10y ago
Yep. I have 5000+ files in Box. We have users with far more (and it supports very large file sizes -- 15GB I think today?). Sync client has improved quite a bit over the years.
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by rayvd 10y ago
I think the market would readily like to solve the problem, save for regulations, laws and cronyism...
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by rayvd 10y ago
Maybe we should have more of them. When they're not meeting the expectations of their students, the students go elsewhere and the school is forced to close. Far cry from the current entrenched and inflexible education system.
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by rayvd 10y ago
Don't feel obligated or bad about it. If the job isn't meeting the driver's financial needs, he'll start doing something else. The market can sort this out for you.
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by rayvd 10y ago
It's taxi regulation that's the scam / cartel... and since when is making a living off something morally wrong? Capitalism is about disruptive innovation...
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by rayvd 10y ago
What's insufficient about the background checks Uber already performs? If they're quantifiably less safe than other transportation mechanisms, customers will vote with their wallets. I'd be opposed to adding additional regul

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