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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
which is the first thing I checked. which is why I also specifically stated it does this with spam filters and text blocking off. it's in two places: there's an option in you call plan (which is not in mine) and there's a to
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
FYI: that QR code thing is The world standard for configuring an RSA soft token.
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Let me add one that I ran into, which doing a search a whole slew of people have. Their MFA simply does not work - not in edge cases - in very basic straight forward cases. I sign up for an account. It wants a phone number. I enter the p
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
It's not, because if you plugged a device needing 600W using an MPX connector, it wouldn't work at all, since MPX can only do 500W. Here's the thing. When you have a lot of amps, they create noise in wires next to them. They
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I have to completely disagree with this. We absolutely can make better concrete. In fact, we can make cars super fast, super reliable, and bulletproof too. The question is - why would we. Things cost money. The hoover dam is made of con
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Not complaining about the use of a common script for all interviews. A good script would have many avenues where you can ask the person about his specific resume. I've done a lot of emc/netapp/pure storage as an example, but
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
lol "worst that can happen from socializing with coworkers is you'll have to get a different job" right. the worst that can happen if I take a nice fat dump into my dinner plate is I'll have to get a new dinner plate. it
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Because you're at work to have a good career and get paid. >so what so they talk behind your back, and that's not good for a work environment. so if any of them are in management, they will impede your career. so eventually w
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I interviewed w/ Amazon - they contacted me during the pandemic and I though what the hey, ignore the worst reviews of any company on glassdoor, let's see what they're all about. The interview was, and I hate to use this word
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Here's the thing though: you should not socialize with anyone at the office. The healthiest thing anyone can do for their career is to not mix work and friends. Once you're friends, you're sharing political opinions, life s
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
Still stuck on the fact that navy isn't blue. Even after I explained it. Enjoy your autism I guess?
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Your search notes American companies doing that. It also notes it being done in big cities like Chicago. There is zero I see about euro grocers buying up property in rural areas. So unless you can post a source of your claim - euro grocer
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Yeah, this seems like a made up explanation for high food prices. Large grocery stores build their own buildings. Like all of them do. Walmarts all look the same, Safeways all look the same, Jewel al looks the same. Those stores buy lan
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
I used to live in France. Here's coffee at the largest euro grocery store chain for 3EUR a kilo. https://www.carrefour.fr/s?sort=productSimpleView.pricePerUn...
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
I don't get this - being hyperfocused on completely irrelevant details. "That blue race car has a low suspension making it hard to drive on the streets." "Wrong, the car is a navy color, very misleading example." Ye
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
> and it raised the price of used cars since the point of the program was to stimulate production of New cars, which it did, creating an increase in GDP and jobs, the experiment was a success. If Biden forgives student loans it will not
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
an airport is a hub for an airline, but not for other airlines. if southwest has 50 planes at an airport, and delta has 10 southwest is going to be impacted. when your plane takeoffs are cancelled at your hub, every single flight that was
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$100 for 60 hamburger buns. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Europastry-Large-Crystal-Sliced-B... $20 for 8 special dietary hamburger buns. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Low-Carb-Hamburger-Buns-Great-Low...
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
Well, since I explained it, my recommendation is in addition to re-taking econ101, also retaking English - reading specifically. When you give money to people, they spend it by giving it to companies by purchasing products or buying stock.
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
But there's nothing complex here. You are wrong on a very simple econ101 type level. The covid check was economic stimulus. Like what Bush W did for example. It literally stimulates the economy every time, because for every one of y
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
And it's the same here. Where 12oz of coffe at walmart can cost you $3-20, hamburger buns can cost you $3-20 depending on brand and price, and chocolate can be had for under a dollar, what the OP states tells us literally nothing. My
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Decades-old does not mean duct-taped. It means every edge case has been hit, it's rock solid, and it works. There are many patches on top of patches, and the system is hard to comprehend for someone new. But it's a heck of a lo
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You are not criticizing right wing media. You are criticizing left wing organizations pushing facebook to place warnings on right-wing facebook posts. It's very convenient how you don't address the main point of the post though.
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here are some checkboxes in winaero inder the "disable windows ads" title: [x] stop unwanted apps windows auto-installs [x] start menu suggestions [x] ads in explorer notice how the first checkbox has "stop" and the seco
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a species is not a thing. it's a concept - a thought. a concept doesn't do anything, because it's thoughts. so a species cannot kill an animal. a species cannot spend millions to protect. because thoughts cannot perform
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This is the big takeaway here. Companies thinking they are a monopoly, crippling their product to extract maximum short-term value (the MBA doctrine), and destroy the business long-term, because they now have an inferior product. Less and
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Actually, you're conveniently omitting a part of that history, which completely negates your point. First it was LCD and Plasma. Then Plasma went away completely, and you had fluorescent backlit LCD. What's the point of calling
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Every person I know who dual-booted or ran *nix in a vm has now switched over to WSL, including myself. It works ok, I got a korn shell, I can access all the windows data. This move killed cygwin and a lot of dual-boot linux installs withi
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there was a restaurant, a&w I think, which had a 1/3lb burger. a whole bunch of people thought it was a ripoff - smaller than a quarter pounder. As it's impossible to explain to the masses that they need to repeat 3rd grade,
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you gave people who know you your time, your thoughtfulness, and your acquired and honed skill. those are not cutting boards - they are photographs of a moment. anywise, the way to solve your issue is to give them a second cutting board - t

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