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ryneandal
5y ago
Three displays here. First - dedicated to personal Chrome profile, Discord, etc. Second - dedicated to screen share - VS Code, terminal, JIRA, etc. Third - Work Chrome Profile for email/JIRA/web browsing, note-taking (shoutout to
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Considering the scope and breadth of their involvement in the deaths of hundreds of thousands, I don't think losing their money and "empire" is adequate. Prison time is well-deserved considering the outcome of their lies and
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5y ago
> IT departments make their choices for reasons. In a perfect world, yes. But I've worked with/at places where ineptitude is rampant, and any attempts of understanding their reasoning is seen as insubordination.
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5y ago
I disagree. My family's cost of electronics plummeted when I switched all of us to iOS. This is due to longer device lifetime and fewer broken devices. Anecdotal for sure, but my kids and most Android devices lead to numerous broken el
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5y ago
I mean, we've seen conclusively with leaks like Collateral Murder -- there are no winners in war.
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5y ago
The fact that offering gig work to FT employees could have legal repercussions sounds off alarm bells about the US's unhealthy attitude towards employees. It's unfathomable to me that corporations can have so much power over one&#
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5y ago
Re-watched the video I was misremembering, and they're iterating exactly what you mentioned. I learned more about Afghanistan from this than anything in the news for the past two decades -- https://www.youtube.com/watch
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5y ago
IIRC, historically, the tribal settlements in the country never had a ton of interaction with each other due to the terrain. I think it's a great example of modern borders not making much sense given the interactions of the population.
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5y ago
> There's plenty of fun to be had without spending money, and in fact I'd recommend it as a good free open world RPG. I've put in 50-60 hours with my kids, spent nothing, and we experienced the whole storyline prior to 2.0
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5y ago
A new Never video. I'm all in, I know what I'm doing this AM.
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5y ago
I'm a fan of anything to make management of T1/LADA simpler. Didn't realize how much of a chore management is until I was diagnosed with LADA in October of 2019. I feel for all of you that have been dealing with T1 for years&
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5y ago
Continual draw for external monitors and PCs adds up. Anecdotal, but I know quite a few devs in this area had a pretty easy time fitting a desk into their master bedroom when needed.
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5y ago
Kudos for 18 years at home, that's incredible! I've done ~5 years for the majority of time now, and now with four kids that need extensive time with me, I will forever take a WFH position. With discipline, it makes for an exceptio
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5y ago
This is a great point, particularly considering here in the US we've lost the ability to claim deductions on a home office if we're a company employee, as of 2018. I've worked remotely for a long time, and have accepted the r
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5y ago
Yes, it supports Roblox VR. My kids adore playing VR Hands. edit - here's the process, although most steps are already completed if you actively use your headset. https://www.lifewire.com/play-roblox-on-oculus-quest-or-
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5y ago
Don't feel bad if your mental health is in a much better place now. You come first. No exceptions.
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Alcohol is the one that really throws me off. IT's often a malevolent substance yet has none of the stigma of "hard" drugs. Societal acceptance of alcohol, hell even encouragement, has led to countless deaths in this country.
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ryneandal
5y ago
The majority of Americans aren't in a position to cut a $1,500 check like that. That's one of the major issues here.
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5y ago
I fooled around with it during my lunch break, it really is power hungry. R5 3600/2080 and It still ate all CPU during initialization. Once running, it was sitting at 30-70% depending on what I was doing.
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Yes, those insults are so incredibly nonsensical. I bought a truck for two reasons. Hauling the occasional thing around (having a home makes this happen more than I had initially thought) and it fits 6 (we just had our last child in January
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5y ago
Oculus provides replacement foam inserts for qualifying SKUs -- https://support.oculus.com/1504463656600795/?intern_source=b...
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5y ago
Same here. I bought them and figured I'd use them occasionally, but in the past year, they've been used 8-12 hours per day. From work to chores to workouts, they live in my ears. Incredible value for the use I get out of them.
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5y ago
Peer pressure, external distractions from colleagues, etc. You can get a break in-office, but the distance you can get pales in comparison to working from home. It's legitimately one of the best productivity and mental health decisions
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I've also recently migrated to Obsidian and it's been fantastic.
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Since I started working remotely years ago, I've put in fewer hours than being in the office, but I've been the most productive I've ever been. The ability to walk away when you aren't being productive and soft reset is
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Something that helped me with productivity immensely was going to the doctor. After a long discussion about a variety of issues, I was diagnosed with ADHD, at 31. Sometimes this stuff is a result of a condition that can be managed via medic
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I've tried to use the mic on my airpods with my windows desktop once -- Bluetooth 4 mic output _definitely_ sounds like what he's describing. It's godawful and certainly an effective way to mete out punishment to those vendor
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5y ago
Bad North is a great game.
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6y ago
Much of the heartland is _very_ religious. Drive across the country and in the flyover states you'll see A LOT of anti-abortion/sin billboards.
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6y ago
Ah, that was caught by my ublock filters, I see it now. Thanks!
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