rosege

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   by rosege 8y ago

   Agreed. I once bought something I saw on a Facebook ad and it was such terrible quality and took so long to be delivered that I'm extremely sceptical of anything else I see advertised there now and don't think I'll ever order
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   by rosege 8y ago

   Telling your base exactly what they want to hear doesn't make you honest. There were a campaign slogan that he later said during another rally was just bullshit but he said it because it played well. There was a Daily Show where they s
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   by rosege 8y ago

   Phoenixing - ASIC was meant to be cracking down on that but I hear from ppl that work there they cant be bothered with small companies and mainly want to focus on banks etc.
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   by rosege 8y ago

   I once had a dodgy builder doing work at my place (I didn't realise he was dodgy until it was too late). He had MBA stickers all over his van. I took some photos of it and sent it to them saying he was fraudulently using their name whe
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   by rosege 8y ago

   I have to say I have had thoughts about something similar. It came to me because I worked for a number of managers who weren't very technical yet got paid more then me to basically just make sure I turned up to work and competed projec
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   by rosege 8y ago

   Does it matter if the website doesn't have any physical presence in the EU?
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   by rosege 8y ago

   I have, it's quite a busy spot but I managed to get something similar
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   by rosege 8y ago

   I just tried the co-ordinates for the spot in the link you provided but its directs you to the IKEA store in AMS and not where the photo was taken. As I'm currently in Amsterdam I might go snap my own photo of it just for the hell of i
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   by rosege 8y ago

   I've found this hit and miss. Which I'm surprises by since they save 30% if I book direct
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    by rosege 8y ago

    And is their salary tied to productivity increases from that automation or hours at their desk?
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    by rosege 8y ago

    AWS and as far as I am aware Azure don't support UEFI so hard to see BIOS going away until that is done.
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    by rosege 8y ago

    I'd guess its because usually whichever book wins the prize results in lots of sales for them. In this case they wont be getting any sales.
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    by rosege 8y ago

    Unfortunately most management wont understand that developers can only be productive for 5-6 hours. They often spend most of their time in meetings and will sometimes have 10-12 hour days doing this. They therefore think everyone should wor
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    by rosege 8y ago

    And after your experience would you buy Apple again?
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    by rosege 8y ago

    Are you sure you aren't remembering incorrectly? I had a friend who loved to show how he could type faster than it could process
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    by rosege 8y ago

    The discussions here reminded me of https://www.theonion.com/apple-announces-new-trade-in-offer-...
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    by rosege 8y ago

    Odds are that each group has a bit of dead wood so taking some from each group would be best - identifying that is the harder part for those several rungs higher
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    by rosege 8y ago

    What you want is international reciprocity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reciprocity_(international_rel... Brazil is a big proponent of this. When the US brought in taking bio-metric data from travelers Brazil did it t
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    by rosege 8y ago

    Agreed and same goes for Walmart
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    by rosege 8y ago

    And it took the UK until December 2006 to finally repay the USA and Canada their WW2 debts http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk/6215847.stm
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    by rosege 8y ago

    I dont know how easy is it to transfer games to another account - but if possible you could do that then initiate the chargeback
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    Michael Burry: Where the Value Isn't(gurufocus.com)

    3 points by rosege 8y ago|0 comments
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    by rosege 8y ago

    I had a friend who was trying to make partner. Working 9am-3am and sleeping at the office wasnt uncommon. So not surprised if this is whats expected then the quality of work would drop.
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    by rosege 8y ago

    Its funny how sometimes you get a juxtaposition between 2 articles hitting the front page. This one reminded me of this article https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17947264 and in particular the author's comment >
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    by rosege 8y ago

    Does everything get stored in the cloud - even files that are in the 10Gb local cache?
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    by rosege 8y ago

    If you're on Optus cable it could also be that they have let the network fall into disrepair due to the NBN eventually replacing it
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    by rosege 8y ago

    Can you name the guilty for your fellow Aussies? Also Netflix might be better / not throttled due to their OpenConnect program which would be saving the ISP traffic https://openconnect.netflix.com/en/
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    by rosege 8y ago

    Too bad it was seem very strange if you asked the pilots before boarding just how long it had been since they rebooted it.
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    by rosege 8y ago

    A local Sydney paper just did an article on how the pedestrian buttons in the city dont actually do anything during the day because they are on preset timers https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/when-pushing-the-ped
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    by rosege 8y ago

    where do you do your pushups?