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by rospaya 7y ago
Conscience?
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by rospaya 7y ago
He could stop Brexit but won't, which makes him at least as evil as May in my book.
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by rospaya 7y ago
If you're in an area where the postman (or any delivery service) sucks, online shopping becomes a hassle.
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by rospaya 7y ago
It's one step away from VX junkies. https://www.reddit.com/r/VXJunkies/
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by rospaya 8y ago
Will this work only for Gmail/Gsuite clients?
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by rospaya 8y ago
Good. I prefer paying with my phone/card, but cash should always be an option.
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by rospaya 8y ago
What was the big issue here? It seems extremely expensive but I'm not sure how connecting two big and wealthy cities by high speed rail can be an issue or unprofitable.
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by rospaya 8y ago
You're happy with thousands of people wanting to find something, read it and then find gaps in it? You're not screwing Tencent and Conde Nast, you're screwing the average person who now has half a picture of what happened in
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by rospaya 8y ago
> This reads as passive-aggressive To be fair it is, it was written in the heat of the moment. > and incredibly self-centered I don't agree. The commenter or anyone else who participated in the comments isn't an island. Thre
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by rospaya 8y ago
Ah, so you're one of the people that makes reading older threads on reddit a pain. Hope you know you directly made my internet experience worse.
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by rospaya 8y ago
> As of early-January 2019, WeWork had a valuation of roughly US$47 billion Well holy shit, I did not expect that.
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by rospaya 8y ago
Not just security, but a brand. PayPal equals "American Express" or "Mastercard" with some people and they trust it for online transactions, which are still considered at least a little bit sketchy somewhere. My parents
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by rospaya 8y ago
> The idea is that Netflix was able to coerce more than half of its subscribers to watch this film. How is this different from any other Netflix show/film? They can pay for marketing and force it to be recommended for all users, but
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by rospaya 8y ago
HR user here. I'm very satisfied with the functionality, the fact that I can forget about the battery and that it's basically a normal watch with advanced functions. Most of my usage is for notifications and fitness. What I'm
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by rospaya 8y ago
A very long article with the only takeaway being... a better use of dead drops? Am I missing something bigger here?
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by rospaya 8y ago
I'm in the middle of automating certificate renewals for my company and I really haven't thought about anything except Let's Encrypt. In fact I was surprised to see that various providers offer APIs to deploy paid certs.
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by rospaya 8y ago
On the other hand, using "Azure DevOps" for CI/CD is just plain misleading.
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by rospaya 8y ago
What are other ways to find gigs? I'm a sysadmin (on the devops side) and don't know of any other ways to get your foot in through the door to get a few side jobs. Toptal is too much for scoring some beer money, Upwork may be too
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by rospaya 8y ago
Putting people in reeducation camps guarantees more incidents like this.
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by rospaya 8y ago
I was surprised how many people weared hi-vis vests in the UK when I visited. School children, bikers, any kind of worker with a uniform... That could definitely work there, but in my part of Europe they're only used by some constructi
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by rospaya 8y ago
It's not the developer edition but the regular one and I installed Ubuntu myself. A vanilla install is good enough for regular use, but I've got a multi-display setup, unofficial dock and other tweaks because of my workflow. The a
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by rospaya 8y ago
18.04 but not native, I installed it myself.
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by rospaya 8y ago
I'm writing this from my XPS 13 using the latest Ubuntu and once I've spent a few hours configuring everything, it works almost perfectly. There's still a few bugs, like Ubuntu not remembering the audio settings.
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by rospaya 8y ago
Steam is in a great position since games aren't geographically as limited as music and video. This is why my Netflix sucks and someone elses doesn't, but my Steam selection is as good as any other.
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by rospaya 8y ago
Which one? The one in Bosnia that NATO stopped or the one in Kosovo that NATO stopped?
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by rospaya 8y ago
How accessible is Tel Aviv for pedestrians? I'm visiting soon and wonder how complicated it will be without a car.
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by rospaya 8y ago
> In Spain you have the common practice "enchufes" (plugged-in - somebody put in place by connections rather than ability), Italy too. Uhljeb in Croatian.
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by rospaya 8y ago
Great use of tech. Also, not sure if I'm not seeing well or if my adblocker is being too zealous, but I don't see any share buttons on the article. Not something I'd expect from Wired, or any media outlet these days.
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by rospaya 8y ago
There's a great Gil Scott Heron song with the same theme. In his case it was poverty and healthcare among African Americans in the 60s, not cancer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goh2x_G0ct4
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by rospaya 8y ago
> The US hit them with artillery from a MEC position, and then fixed-wing and AH-64 CAS ran train on them for four hours. The US and Russia initially denied any direct US on Russia contact The whole thing is fascinating. If true - and se

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