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by rdudek 11y ago
Question, are these cars just tested right off the lot? Here in the US, there is a policy that mandates cars at random to be tested by EPA when they're between 2 and 5 years old. People will get randomly picked for that test and get
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by rdudek 11y ago
I guess it may also depend on the individual. Some people will do better and learn better from those camps. Majority probably get suckered into it as some holy grail of career change, not knowing what they're getting themselves into.
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Yea, except the fact that it does not have the addictive elements of nicotine and those same students do not smoke 20 joints per day. But now you also have edibles and vaporizers too.
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by rdudek 11y ago
All this reading is why I procrastinate in the first place! It's like trying to find a solution to a problem that does not exist.
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This actually makes sense. I seem to be more efficient at getting things done when I have multiple things to do, but can never get something done if it's one and only thing left. I get easily distracted by other things that keep me a
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by rdudek 11y ago
If you know for sure that they don't do background checks, then don't include any information that may hurt your chances. After all, you are a human resource, not a friend of a company.
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by rdudek 11y ago
This is pretty bad, there is no way this law can be legal. If anything, I dare the folks who get fired to challenge the law and sue the county down to bankruptcy.
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by rdudek 11y ago
I work for a major healthcare provider and we hired folks with not-so-clean backgrounds as long as they're disclosed. If you do not disclose any issue and it comes out that you did find something, you can either 1) appeal the decision
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by rdudek 11y ago
I have a question that I can't seem to get a straight answer anywhere. If I were to use Win 10 Enterprise edition, could I theoretically disable all the spying and telemetry? It also now seems like we need two computers. One that is
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by rdudek 11y ago
Well, it will really depend on how well Star Wars does.
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by rdudek 11y ago
Stocks are rebounding. Someone made it off like a bandit this morning.
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But a -70C superconductor could theoretically be used in space environment where the temperatures are even colder, no?
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The only reasoning I can think of is if it's widespread at Amazon or certain locations / departments are affected like that? It could be an interesting insight research to see how wide-spread such employer behavior is. I remember
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by rdudek 11y ago
The media loves good names so they can spread their fearmongering.
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I don't think this is a solvable problem, especially when people just don't care. There are plenty of resources from websites to youtube videos to teach users how to be more computer literate. But instead of learning, people wou
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by rdudek 11y ago
Thanks for the info. I may have to look into some open-source projects and maybe make a few of my own and release it out to public.
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by rdudek 11y ago
Why does that surprise you? I do a lot through powershell. I oversee and manage our Active Directory, Exchange, Citrix, and System Center Configuration Manager. We're a Microsoft shop.
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Ask HN: As a senior systems administrator, should I get into programming?
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by rdudek 11y ago
Looking for Sys Admin / Windows Architect gig Location: Denver, CO Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possibly Technologies: Microsoft Operating Systems, Systems Center Configuration Manager, Active Directory, Check Point Encryption, Cit
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by rdudek 11y ago
How long has this been active? Reason I ask is that I once had my account hacked many years ago, it took a few days but I got it back.
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by rdudek 11y ago
Agreed. I am really hyped about an Intel x86 based Windows 10 phone with their continuum tech. If I can turn a phone OS into some desktop style by plugging in a mouse, keyboard, and monitor, I"m sold! I also recently picked up a 640
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by rdudek 11y ago
Not shocking, this is common knowledge and I'm glad this actually helps the poor folks. Raising a family is tough.
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by rdudek 11y ago
This is actually a great book and I highly recommend anyone that lives a sedentary lifestyle that today's work environments promote.
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by rdudek 11y ago
Have you ever writted a full story in regards how you operate the site and how users from the island are able to access it? I would love to read it.
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by rdudek 11y ago
So this is basically the insider-like program that Microsoft is running. I wonder if they'll also have slow and fast rings too so people can sign up for the faster updates or the more stable ones. I did not see any specific hardware
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by rdudek 11y ago
I can't upvote this post enough! I would also like to add a point to pick a new tech stack and stick to it. Don't fall into the trap like I did some years ago where I kept jumping ship every few months which was causing me to no
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by rdudek 11y ago
There are a few factors involved but most of the burden comes down to the person. What ever happened to personal responsibility and learning some financial sense? This is the same issue with housing. Just because the bank pre-qualified yo
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by rdudek 11y ago
No. The government is for making it so easy to qualify for student loan. The school basically charges what the market will allow. There really should be a cap to how much debt one can take on student loans.
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My only problem with this is that people are more concerned about who will win the next American Idol or Dancing With The Stars contest than secretive issues like these that our politicians are creating.
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by rdudek 11y ago
They'll chisel away at the protection laws piece by piece until they get what they want. I sometimes feel that we're screwed no matter how hard we try to fight.

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