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by rpvnwnkl 8y ago
A leader of the agency/firm. Like, an executive or boss.
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by rpvnwnkl 9y ago
Yes. But people need to understand why trust matters to them, or they won’t care about it.
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by rpvnwnkl 9y ago
The NSA idea was a major subplot of Southpark season 20. You could google ‘Troll Trace’ to get the gist of it.
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by rpvnwnkl 9y ago
I agree with you; the sentiment here is right, but it's unrealistic to try and change the mindset of so many people. In my experience, 'the masses' are bright enough that they will drop a service when it's no longer usef
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by rpvnwnkl 9y ago
Do you think moderators of content could be employed to help catalogue and remove illegal content? It seems to work well on the websites that take the effort seriously. This might provide employment for the many people, often referenced by
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by rpvnwnkl 9y ago
What most people “do” with their lives is a Job. At face value they do this for pay, but Jobs aren’t free and you also have to make a payment: time and attention. Make sure you are getting a Bargain for what you’re paying. The article discu
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by rpvnwnkl 9y ago
Are you from Mexico?
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Whole Foods suppliers slam 'hellacious' new policies(businessinsider.com)
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by rpvnwnkl 9y ago
Any ideas on the longest-running program? I misread the title and now I’m curious. It’d take a massive effort to keep hardware up for as long as these people have been writing programs for it.
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by rpvnwnkl 9y ago
If you mean ‘rot away’, then your statement is not true at all. Trees take a long time to rot away. If you meant ‘start to rot’, then yes, you’re right. https://www.google.com/search?q=how+long+does+it+take+a+tree... Googl
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New Black Boxes Will Be Easier to Track(nytimes.com)
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The Botmakers Who Rule the Obsessive World of Streetware(wired.com)
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by rpvnwnkl 11y ago
Guy misses that Kerry is from Massachusetts: stronghold of DDonuts