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by skyyler 1y ago
>it strains credibility for me that it's to answer to shareholders in conflict with what they think will make them successful I'm not so sure. I don't think that it's exactly the most probably scenario, but I can abso
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by skyyler 1y ago
It seems like RTO isn't specific to the tech industry. It also seems like most publicly traded companies have instituted some form of RTO by now. I'm fairly certain that many entities that hold large amounts of commercial real est
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by skyyler 1y ago
I have a feeling that the people that are in these protests feel that they don't have representation, either.
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by skyyler 1y ago
>So, put another way, is it better for the government to continue going into debt to operate projects like this with potentially dubious returns Yes. The government is not a business. It does not need to turn a profit. Government service
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by skyyler 1y ago
SOPHIE was definitely in the running for being another Brian Wilson type. Her immense creativity was best when channeled through others, just like Brian's. She enjoyed some widespread success during her short life, but since her death,
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by skyyler 1y ago
https://www.spin.com/2017/05/its-been-ten-years-since-brian-...
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by skyyler 1y ago
I think the implication was that if they went on anything but vibes, they would have never removed MagSafe, HDMI, or SD card slots.
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by skyyler 1y ago
>People burning down cars, destroying property Didn't the people that founded this country do a bunch of property destruction in the lead-up to the creation of this country?
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by skyyler 1y ago
It depends on how much money we can make through exploitation of those laws, I think?
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by skyyler 1y ago
> I can assure you that crime is way more than 36% higher in Austin. Do you have any guesses on why that is? >A huge part of Austin's budget is.. drumroll... Healthcare! Wow, that's actually not surprising at all.
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by skyyler 1y ago
How do the budgets of the West Midlands Police and the Austin PD differ?
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by skyyler 1y ago
Any oversight seems to be too much for American cops.
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by skyyler 1y ago
>APD leaders including Chief Lisa Davis said ALPRs have proven to be a key crime-fighting tool that helped the short-staffed police department >short-staffed police department https://www.austinmonitor.com/stories&#x2F
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by skyyler 1y ago
>I have worked in many companies and seen my fair share of train wrecks. I'd love to hear some stories from you, if you're willing to share. I would like to understand why there's a segment of the population that is so afr
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by skyyler 1y ago
Genuine question, have you been HR'd over something new? Could you share your experiences?
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by skyyler 1y ago
"HR risk if they use the wrong pronoun" I don't mean to pick on you personally, but this sort of thing gets on my nerves and I have to take a moment to say something here. I don't love how some people think I'm some
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by skyyler 1y ago
>But, as some of the people I interviewed reminded me, no matter where they lived they would not be fully accepted. >“As a trans person, I’m always going to have to deal with people discriminating against me,” one woman said. >Livi
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by skyyler 1y ago
Often as part of an intimidation scam where the person that hands you the CD demands payment. But yes, that does happen.
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by skyyler 1y ago
People use VPN services at workplaces to circumvent web filters.
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by skyyler 1y ago
Ciabatta was invented in 1982, which blows my mind.
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by skyyler 1y ago
The lack of a budget for heating in an article that uses the term "American Siberia" is so hilariously out of touch that it makes the rest of the article farcical.
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by skyyler 1y ago
"Just break the law, it'll be fine" Great financial advice happening on the orangesite. Really good stuff.
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by skyyler 1y ago
>1. Buy, repair, and flip MacBooks on eBay No internet at the house in this scenario, so that's a lot of trips to the library. >2. Do stuff on Fiverr See above. >3. Mow lawns 4. Clean gutters These are both viable in the summe
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by skyyler 1y ago
Windows is only free if you don't value your time, it seems :-)
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by skyyler 1y ago
>And all those plans are also struggling and failing regularly, in all countries. If you genuinely believe this, we must live in different realities or something. Have a nice day, PurpleRamen.
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by skyyler 1y ago
>They've built housing for 3 billion or so people, which nobody will ever use. Planning for future capacity is a mystery to English speakers for some reason. >So they advantage is not better planning, or throwing more money at it
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by skyyler 1y ago
Ah, yeah, seems like I was mistaken and maybe Red Hat's virt-manager was what I was thinking of. virt-manager is a bit more involved than GNOME's Boxes, I'm not sure I could recommend it to someone that doesn't know what
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by skyyler 1y ago
I'm happy for you :)
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by skyyler 1y ago
Because it's only silly sounding because of hindsight. With today's context of file sync applications being a huge industry, that comment seems silly. But that was the prevailing opinion at the time. Check out this blog post: htt
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by skyyler 1y ago
If you want to meet pro-palestinians that don't have cartoonishly stereotyped opinions I suggest meatspace and not online.

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