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by slackfan 6y ago
This except completely serious. People getting herd immunity involves people, you know, actually contracting the disease.
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by slackfan 6y ago
So, how well does this compare to graphviz? Seems a heck of a lot more verbose.
573.
by slackfan 7y ago
Honestly, if it was like a 5-10% difference it wouldn't be as nearly as insulting.
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by slackfan 7y ago
My company tends to do something similar for starting salaries, but that's because we're a consultancy, and our rates per-market are different. However: In the long term if employees stay with the company long term, salaries tend
575.
by slackfan 7y ago
Let's not beat around the bush, specifically, Gitlab does this, IIRC.
576.
by slackfan 7y ago
This is a terrible way to present content.
577.
by slackfan 7y ago
Really. It's a constant fight between Telegram and the not-so-great Russian Firewall. There are actually public channels you can join in Telegram that run a tally of Telegram IPs blocked by Roskomnodzor.
578.
by slackfan 7y ago
"Enter your postal code" generally works about as well though.
579.
by slackfan 7y ago
You would be surprised, but it's fairly common practice.
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by slackfan 7y ago
Shocked, shocked I tell you!
581.
by slackfan 7y ago
I, for one, welcome our new youtube TOS rationalization overlords.
582.
by slackfan 7y ago
Dumb customers are dumb customers, but the bigger question is how bad is Gitlab's backend architecture that this is a concern at all?
583.
by slackfan 7y ago
Completely dumb that it even came up to this level of discussion. Fire that contract & opportunity into the sun and move on with your life.
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by slackfan 7y ago
This may actually be a good thing.
585.
by slackfan 7y ago
Huh? I get my dividends hitting my account when stuff I hold in RH pays out.
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by slackfan 7y ago
Those kinds of headphones sans speakers don't actually do much noise cancelling. They just reduce the volume to safe levels.
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by slackfan 7y ago
I can't do 'em, because of the constant pressure in my ears when I have them on.
588.
by slackfan 7y ago
Did you actually read the article, or are you just kneejerking to the title? Because it's quite-anti-deforestation in there.
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by slackfan 7y ago
The thing is, none of those things were terrible at all.
590.
by slackfan 7y ago
Read Another Book.
591.
by slackfan 7y ago
Ops engineers don't get paid enough to fix dev fuck ups enough as it is. No amount of beer is going to fix that.
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by slackfan 7y ago
What the hell are all of you smoking, some moderately expensive alcohol is nowhere near enough reward to take down a service.
593.
by slackfan 7y ago
Here's hoping it stays that way!
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by slackfan 7y ago
Having worked on a lot of ops teams in unstable environments, it's just really dickish.
595.
by slackfan 7y ago
Anybody who was in a major Russian city in the 90s for instance, like myself and my family. Parent post is accurate to a disturbing degree.
596.
by slackfan 7y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines applies here to an amazing degree.
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by slackfan 7y ago
It's pretty much why the green movement lost me. When I was growing up - we were supposed to have no snow by 2015, and all the wales were supposed to dead. I see the value in clean water, clean air, biodiversity, and living in harmony
598.
by slackfan 8y ago
Part of the reason I deleted my last quasi-anonymous FB account was the feed page turning into an obituary section with more than a few old friends passing.
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by slackfan 8y ago
Considering that the first post isn't "Lunchtime is doubly so" consider your geek cards revoked.
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by slackfan 8y ago
That really isn't how mass works.

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