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by srhngpr 7y ago
I agree with you. This comment should be higher up as it's more objective to this whole situation than a lot of the top comments that quickly resort to Microsoft bashing and "remembering the old Microsoft is the same Microsoft&quo
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by srhngpr 7y ago
I am using Exchange Online, and I cannot reply using aliases that I've created. It also always defaults to the primary username. Anyone figure out a way to make this work in Exchange Online?
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by srhngpr 7y ago
>the same people who park illegally tend to be cavalier about blocking bike lanes and curb cuts, speeding, rolling through crosswalks, etc. this is generalization at the next level. Anecdotally, when I was in university, I saw parking fe
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by srhngpr 7y ago
Is this also susceptible to the same issues that resulted in developer of uBlock Origin to no longer create new versions for Chrome?
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The Icon Kaleidoscope(medium.com)
1 points by srhngpr 7y ago|0 comments
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by srhngpr 7y ago
I'm very sorry to hear that! coming from a Vancouverite. I spend a decent chunk of the year in Calgary for work and last year they kept the Lime bikes during the winter and on non-snow days, it was actually useful for getting around do
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by srhngpr 7y ago
You must be from Calgary! Unfortunately, scooters and bikes won't work when there is so much snow during the winter.
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Join us on our new journey: Wunderlist to be shutdown May 6th, 2020(wunderlist.com)
7 points by srhngpr 7y ago|0 comments
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by srhngpr 7y ago
OpenText is one of the original companies in the Enterprise Content Management space [0]. OpenText also acquired, arguably, their biggest competitor Documentum [1] from EMC in 2017. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ent
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by srhngpr 7y ago
This is neat! I had no idea they included the "Background of the Offer" in their SEC filings. Thanks for sharing.
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by srhngpr 7y ago
What's interesting is that Carbonite and OpenText were in the same news release [1] just a year ago about consolidation in the cloud space. [1] https://techcrunch.com/2018/02/14/consolidation-in-the-cloud
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Carbonite To Be Acquired by OpenText for $1.4B(carbonite.com)
151 points by srhngpr 7y ago|136 comments
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by srhngpr 7y ago
I think OP may be referring to this: https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/premier-horgan-to-m...
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by srhngpr 7y ago
This is pretty sweet. Wish we had this in Canada! Just out of curiosity, am I missing any downsides to this? Can anyone from Los Angeles, Chicago or Milwaukee markets share their experience?
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by srhngpr 8y ago
I even used the free dial-up (ad-supported) internet that Altavista provided back in the day!
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Spotify ends test that required family plan subscribers to share GPS location(techcrunch.com)
1 points by srhngpr 8y ago|0 comments
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Crypto.com, cryptography domain whose owner refused to sell, has been sold(theverge.com)
3 points by srhngpr 8y ago|0 comments
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by srhngpr 8y ago
At my current employer, we completely reinvented our performance management [1] and it has worked out to be so much better. We spend less time on coming up with arbitrary goals and really focus on strengths and developmental needs. The over
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by srhngpr 8y ago
My personal prediction is that audit in its current form will cease to exist within the next 10 years. Already at Big Four firms, there is a shift towards risk management, especially when more and more clients are adopting technology to man
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by srhngpr 8y ago
Currently at a Big 4 on the consulting side, this has been my experience as well. We cannot touch our audit clients as the rules are very strict.
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by srhngpr 8y ago
While there is no requirement to rotate the firm, it is a requirement in the US (via SOX) to rotate the lead engagement partner every 5 years.
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by srhngpr 8y ago
In the US, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act [0] is in place to prevent just that and maintain independence between conducting an audit or providing consulting services. Similar other regulations exist in Canada [1] and other nations. The Big Four and
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by srhngpr 9y ago
I personally prefer Live Coin Watch. It allows ME to select whether I want the Korean Markets to be included or not, in addition to a host of other options. https://www.livecoinwatch.com/
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by srhngpr 9y ago
I'm a big fan of SQL Notebook [1]. It is open source and has a great UI to quickly work with a number of importable formats (CSV, Excel, JSON) as well as server-based DBs. [1] https://sqlnotebook.com/
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Amazon Selects LA for $5B HQ2(citywatchla.com)
5 points by srhngpr 9y ago|2 comments
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by srhngpr 9y ago
You should consider Android One [1] phones. There's plenty of them now, including all the latest Nokia released ones. They have vanilla Android and receive all updates directly from Google. I personally own a Xiaomi Mi A1[2] that I pur
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Bill Gates: crypto currencies is super risky for those who go long (Reddit AMA)(reddit.com)
3 points by srhngpr 9y ago|0 comments
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by srhngpr 9y ago
I highly recommend the Xiaomi Mi A1[1]. It is part of the Android One[2] program so it vanilla Android and will receive all updates directly from Google. I recently ordered one a few weeks ago and it has been phenomenal, especially the batt
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by srhngpr 9y ago
Newsblur - https://www.newsblur.com/ -- been using it since Google Reader was discontinued and never looked back!
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by srhngpr 9y ago
Love the tool to help visualize; however, you need to allow mortgage period to be up to 30 years. CHMC insured mortgages (if you put anything less than 20% down payment have a maximum of 25 years); however, many banks offer up to 30 years.

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