sodosopa

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by sodosopa 8y ago
And that’s stupid.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
yes and that’s theft.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
No copyright holders being paid is theft. Authors write and should be paid for their efforts. This is glorified and legalized privacy.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Putting on my conspiracy hat, blocking the global web from within Russia would also make it easier to have huge sweeping "purges" toward targeted groups, without Western interference.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
It’s becoming more purple instead of a red or a blue state, so it wouldn’t take much.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Three words: Silicon Valley, Bachanalia
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I’m against it if it’s an active investigation. Otherwise obfuscate the account name.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I wish they would list the requests by user and by sub. Would be good to see which tend to draw the Government’s ire.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Also another great example about why user and accessibility testing are very very important. It was downright ignored and when pressed the Admins admitted it. Leave your beliefs at the door and fucking watch how the user interacts with your
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by sodosopa 8y ago
This is where user research would have saved time and money. Rework is expensive so is slowing down staff. Usability testing would have determined this prior to launch.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
All humans are hindered by the duration of our short-term memory. That's why repetition is important.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
It’s common when you have cornea issues and/or glaucoma or need more than basic laser eye surgery. The shaky hands? When someone had a needle in your eye, that needle can move your eye in even the steadiest of hands. My favorite was no
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by sodosopa 8y ago
it's a private company, there's no freedom of speech involved. You want a baker to create a cake that says an offensive message, the baker doesn't' have to comply.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Editing one post is bad, but also consider that they've become a massive safe harbor for the alt-right. Reddit admins routinely dismiss threats, quick to hide accounts from people like Elliott Rodgers, etc. They edited a the_donald pos
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I have a strong aversion to needles but I’ve been a type 1 diabetic for many years. I use an older Medtronic pump and want to move to a CGM soon My checks take about 5-10 seconds but I can see where after a while it can make you hesitant.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Well we know for s fact that Besos is wealthy. We’re not doubtful of that. We are just doubtful of claims of someone who says they’re rich and generally lies to the public, maybe a Trump tax return would help to make him more believable.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
The PhD on my team got through in less than 7. The immigrants crossing the southern border are still going through the same process, don't know why someone wanting a better life should cause high-skilled workers much worry.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
It was. The early 90’s-2000 had a hugely creative backbone which ultimately was crushed by businesses.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
AMP has it's own issues: https://www.polemicdigital.com/google-amp-go-to-hell/
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by sodosopa 8y ago
If you know how to secure a system, you could probably use owncloud or something like that too.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
This is particularly why I leave my good MacBook at home and depend on a decent Chromebook and a throwaway Gmail acct. I can use Citrix or an Amazon Workspace if I need something more secure. If I lose it or if it’s stolen, I’m out $200-400
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by sodosopa 8y ago
No. I tried it and it was no different than working in an open office. So I either work from home or I work in a space I rent with three fellow consultants. $500 with all utils in a walkable city and decent food nearby. Why would I want to
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Unfortunately the Russian interference in the US elections & 5 of the campaign officials convicted of various election-related crimes doesn't make it look like the President had a competent, ethical and legal campaign.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Until he releases his tax records, we do not know if he is a "billionaire". Hopefully, they'll be released soon.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Does it have to be legal and ethical?
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I wouldn't classify someone who has had six bankruptcies as a "winner". One, maybe two I can understand. But six, that's just poor business management and a great example as to why we're heading into a Trump-powered
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by sodosopa 8y ago
> And why does trump picking him make him automatically a disaster? Because President Trump doesn't have a great record in picking nor retaining people. https://www.brookings.edu/research/tracking-turnover-in-th
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I'm in the same boat. I'm not a fan of Firefox at all. Leadership, code, marketing, UI, etc. I'll probably move to Safari
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I know your background, you've been there and saw it at multiple companies in the Valley.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
That's a huge jump from mandating driver reevaluations in > 70 year olds to cutting a 50 year old programmer to make room for two 25 year old entry level javascript developer.

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