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rvba
3y ago
They havent killed it... yet. But sharepoint team is trying
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3y ago
Sharepoint is killing Excel since you cannot link spreadsheets anymore. The shared spreadsheet model is killing productivity. Same for Windows not allowing to sort programs in taskbar the way they were opened. Tons of office workers have mu
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rvba
3y ago
Perhaps to look at the numbers provided to her by her label/manager, try to get some idea of her taxes, make some budget. I bet artists do sit in meetings sometimes - even to review their sales or net results.
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3y ago
I always wonder if we could draw some parallels between an universe and a simulation. Time -> reason why universe is expanding Lots of quantum mechanic problems -> something that actually in theory could be simulated - but "lots
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3y ago
How do you defend the service against answers copied from chatGPT? How do you defend against trolls? And how do you distinguish them from genuinely stupid people? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EShUeudtaFg What do you do wit
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rvba
3y ago
welcome to IPpreservationshop.com where you can buy a copy of our game for 20 million dollars Of course no-one will do, but we can claim that the game is available legally
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rvba
3y ago
> On the sum total of mortgages out there and the - exorbitant - profits they create for the lenders we're talking about such small amounts that it will make zero difference. If it made zero difference, they would Fedex the document
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rvba
3y ago
Why isnt there a way to fix history. Say I have 50 sites about "headphones". I need to go through each of them to find thar particular one. So I open them one by one, but they land on top again and polute the search results.. what
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3y ago
The consumer nearly always bears 100% of the costs - because most companies sell at a profit. The final price is a combination of all costs incurred + a profit percentage imposed on the consumer. If all customers would receive fedex mail,
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3y ago
Some companies dont mark you as a debtor if you are under a certain threshold (say 10 dollars), because the cost of processing this unpaid amount is not worth their time. Also it is smart to have the threshold set to at least 1 cent, becaus
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rvba
3y ago
The comments made by the company CTO here like opposite of good crisis management. "We did our best - we have sent 3 emails". I wonder how shitty the product was when sending few emails is their best. The guy either sounds like a
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rvba
3y ago
At the end of the day you are the one who pays for the fedex though.
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rvba
3y ago
You learn about Colosseum in primary school
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rvba
3y ago
Are you sure they didnt spend a lot of time to get the answer, then posted the question with a sock puppet account?
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rvba
3y ago
Dont know how it works in USA but the schools I knew wanted you to write down no novelties or thought of your own, you were supposed to repeat the 'accepted' interpretation of a book. You were graded for memorizing or recognizing
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rvba
3y ago
Please proove it, since it is so easy.
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rvba
3y ago
How are those membranesmade that they have pores + dont break?
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rvba
3y ago
I wonder if anyone is checking if they arent pushing Tesla stock price high. Also who exactly financed the purchase of Twitter?
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rvba
3y ago
You want the reddit sidebar back... I miss the reddit sidebar. But it got blocked because new technology does not allow it.
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rvba
3y ago
Spez had a lot of time to solve problems with bad mods.
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rvba
3y ago
Moderators can "earn" money in many illicit ways. For generic subreddits, they can censor submissions & posts about certain products, while looking the other way at brigaded posts related to some other product. I dont even men
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rvba
3y ago
Oh you got a "car jack" not a "carjack". I wondered how did you rate it..
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rvba
3y ago
If the business is so difficult and unprofitable, they can always close it.
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rvba
3y ago
Another "tinypic" situation. Where you search for a guide and get nothing... Also why did snapchat shareholders allow the compaby to spend money on a service and then just kill it. Was gfycat a snapchat competitor? How dothr anti
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rvba
3y ago
As someone who doesnt use twitter, I dont understand how can you have any sort of a real discussion with a 140 character limit. The best discussion platform is IMHO the older version of reddit / i.reddit with the nested comments + poss
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rvba
3y ago
Spez trying to kill reddit for short term gain is nothing new. I really dont understand how the "investors" who will end up holding the bag after the IPO dont see that.
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rvba
3y ago
DDOS seems to be "the" standard attack though... the one you test against
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rvba
3y ago
Why did Raytheon change name to RTX? On a side note, this explains why US army acquired (bought?) the Piorun MANPAD schematics.
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rvba
3y ago
Im not fine waiting 1 second. Most baffling is mobile reddit, where it takes like 6 seconds to load. Do they want us to use their crappy app, or they just dont care?
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rvba
3y ago
Does the author steal the photos or asks for permission?
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