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by sparrish 6y ago
I'm confused how they are violating Assembly Bill 5 (workers can generally only be considered contractors if they perform duties outside the usual course of a company’s business)? Do any employees working at Uber or Lyft currently do a
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by sparrish 6y ago
My first laptop was a Toshiba 205CDS. Loved it. Bought Toshiba for years until I finally saw the light and moved to Thinkpads.
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by sparrish 6y ago
My guess is the decrease in using aluminium cookware can explain this. Those areas that didn't see the dementia reduction are also likely poorer areas where they still cook using aluminium.
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by sparrish 6y ago
Has gorilla glass - https://www.theverge.com/21351770/google-pixel-4a-review-cam...
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by sparrish 6y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER Remote only Need experienced WHMCS developer for on-going contract work. Email: info@nodeping.com
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by sparrish 6y ago
Been working remote for 12 years now. The BIG one listed is "Single Source of Truth". So many issues come from having more than one source of truth. Have a single source of documentation and you stop so many issues before they s
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by sparrish 6y ago
It's almost like law and order is good for business...
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by sparrish 6y ago
I don't know where you're getting your data for Colorado but it doesn't match the numbers on the Colorado government website.
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by sparrish 6y ago
The government shut its doors involuntarily - essentially blocking the revenue (donations) received. The government should have to provide compensation for 'taking away' the ability to minister to people and receive donations, ac
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by sparrish 6y ago
When is the end of COVID-19 season? Why would the COVID-19 season have different dates than the flu season?
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by sparrish 6y ago
Sorry, no. You don't get to redefine what 'static website' means. Just because you put cloudflare caching in front of it doesn't make a website static. It makes it cached.
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by sparrish 6y ago
Learn you some Google-foo. Don't say what it isn't. Say what it is. "shirt solid color"
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by sparrish 7y ago
Is the body odor as bad as I imagine it is?
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by sparrish 7y ago
And also the highest rate per capita of smokers in the EU.
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by sparrish 7y ago
No, Italy's real issue is they're have the oldest population in Europe and the highest per/capita smokers in Europe. Since Covid-19 hits that demographic hardest (elderly with respiratory issues), they have the highest morta
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by sparrish 7y ago
What the heck does this mean? "Up to 7.8X faster than 16GB"
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by sparrish 7y ago
So only connect with people who think like me... where's the fun in that?
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by sparrish 7y ago
If an alert doesn't need action for 1 hour, the alert should happen 1 hour later. Alert fatigue is a big problem in the sysadmin/devops world.
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by sparrish 7y ago
If you're getting alerts for non-actionable events, you need to do a better job of tuning your monitors and alerts. Alerts shouldn't be sent about anything that doesn't require an action.
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by sparrish 7y ago
"Bird shot" is the size of the steal abrasive. Ridiculous to think they open up shotgun shells and pour in the projectiles.
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by sparrish 7y ago
I cannot agree with this comment more! If your org is not a type 1 or type 2, don't roll out an ERP change. Get to 1 or 2, then do it. You're just asking for pain and will lose a lot of great employees who refuse to go through t
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by sparrish 7y ago
No way. Those suckers are all dried up and not 'soft'. They're scratchy and the branches can be sharp when broken. Jump in and you'll come out bleeding. This coming from years of experience cleaning up tumbleweed pile
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by sparrish 7y ago
They're not just outing them, they're dumping their data. That changes the risk dynamic significantly. Before, if you didn't pay, you didn't get your data back. Now, you don't pay, they expose all your data to th
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by sparrish 7y ago
Good points but I think you missed one of the biggest ones. Hire people who want and can work remotely. Some folks aren't wired for the self-discipline or don't enjoy the isolation of remote work. They thrive in an office where
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by sparrish 7y ago
Some would say they have more riding on it so they might try harder than a 20-something. Or you could say they've put more thought and experience into the decision to start so they've already got a better chance at succeeding. I t
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by sparrish 7y ago
There's no information in this article to explain why these new uncertified machines are better. Why should we trust a non-profit that didn't get any federal certification with our voting accuracy?
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by sparrish 7y ago
Each year our family braces for the impact of time change on both my wife and I and our kids. It takes weeks to get back to 'normal'. Light/dark/whatever... it's too impactful on sleep, moods, and health. Set and le
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by sparrish 7y ago
Spoken like a true Californian. <grin> My great great grandfather stowed away in a mail bag to get to the US. He homesteaded in Eastern Colorado and carved a living and a life where there was next to nothing. If you can do the same, I
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by sparrish 7y ago
I feel their pain. We here in Colorado are also seeing a big influx from California and their stereotypical culture and politics is unwelcome to many here. The "pull-yourself-up-by-your-bootstraps", "live-and-let-live"
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by sparrish 7y ago
"Therefore go and make disciples of all nations" is what you're referring to as 'converting people'. This is, I believe, a view held by both Protestants and Catholics.

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