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I'd disagree if you have a job where you will earn most by far in London. You can live really cheap if you share a flat and you dont need a car, so you'll save much more in London than other places. When you have a family things a
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I wonder if the boss is still driving the lambo. (actually I shouldn't have to guess)
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> “it’s not about who you know — it’s about who knows you.” I've never heard that before, its an awesome quote.
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These big cities will be fine. They can easily afford to protect from rising flood waters. Its the smaller cities and towns all down the coasts that can't afford to do anything or are literally built on sand. Cities in poor countries a
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FB messenger call quality is much clearer than any cell phone call I've ever had.
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I have already. Its shame you have to get a phone number with cell phone data plan.
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Amazon EC2 Instances Featuring AMD EPYC Processors
(aws.amazon.com)
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You're probably right. You definitely shouldn't be able to recover your online credentials then immediately transfer out all the money.
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And this is a tech journalist who has friends at Google. The average guy on the street is %%%%'d in this new world.
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The fact that ACH is slow is a feature not a bug. Remember that when people want to speed up money transfers. > After a couple of days, our bank reversed the $25,000 charge and told us that the fraud department caught the ACH withdrawal
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Isn't this just normal in the US? I'd expect 3/4 of the delivery guys in NYC to be illegal too.
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Looks like 1.7m model Ts were built around that time https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Model_T#Price_and_product...
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You can visit Thomas Edison's house with his lab near Newark NJ. There are two electric cars on display. Interestingly here it says in 1914 38% of all the cars on the road were electric; 22% gasoline, 40% steam powered. http:/&#x
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I'm curious how spaces like this are run. Who identifies the need, finds budget or space, then operates. Is it invite only or kind of underground word of mouth?
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China, Japan and South Korea Promote Coal Abroad
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I was a dev in the 90s and the start of the 2000s and always had admin rights. I dont need it any more. If you really had an edge case that requires admin rights I'm surprised. If you really need SQL server on your workstation you shou
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If you want a proper dev environment that matches your target you need a proper server to have sql server installed on. I'm pretty sure someone can install sql server on your workstation if you really need it. User permissioning is a d
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I'd think they'd work better at the equator to reflect the most heat.
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I think most of the reasons for admin rights are no longer valid. Its easy to change user environment variables and lots of applications can be installed as a user. Why would you need admin rights? Dropbox/googledrive is a huge securit
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I need bags for a bunch of things and now have to buy plastic bags online. I'd like to buy biodegradable ones, does anyone have any recommendations how to check for bags really will degrade?
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How long have you been doing this? Did you keep working during big downturns & have your skills changed over time? I see way to many people thinking the job market of the last 5 years is normal.
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Were you around in 2001 after the dotcom crash? It was really difficult to find work. I know a few web devs that never worked in the industry again.
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I think that is nice, but may not be aligned with what the company wants. If <golden coworker> is respected, well paid and promoted then by all means try to emulate them. if <golden coworker> is gold plating a lot of small proje
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One thing the OP mentioned but I think isn't talked about much is that for me everyone has their own style. Some people have great abstractions, others lots of tests, some more code comments, interesting variable name choices, some lik
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Wordpress is a great example. Its the most successful, most love blogging platform and usually user's first choice.
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Source? I dont believe they ever said that.
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I think its really important to have your own time in a family. I think its a bit weird to go on holiday by yourself but that is maybe the best way. My wife goes home with the children for a while in the Summer and I'm left by myself a
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> I have been lucky enough to be able to work and live in several countries around the world. One thing in common I noticed in all these places is that guys and girls don't have time and don't want to commit to a stable long re
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> toil away working on my own projects and ideas Maybe you should give up that part and have fun instead.
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In the past I have used flights religiously. Its been great for me. I've even been in situations where it said a price X, I went direct to united.com and the price was X+10%, and when I went back to google flights and clicked through I
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