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by ssss11 3y ago
In Aus the Kogan acquisition was their tombstone. Dick Smith who started the company was a legend, it’s a shame. Jaycar is the best electronics retailer we have now.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Sorry to hear your dilemma. First thing I’d do is consult a tech lawyer.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Well said
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by ssss11 3y ago
This ^ I’m all for standing up for our rights on things like this, but in my experience, it usually means losing out in the end if you go against the herd.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Railroads’ early days is what I think of in this current early days of crypto/blockchain. So many scams, but the innovation is there waiting to be utilised well. “As a result, the rise of the railroads inspired entirely new forms of co
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by ssss11 3y ago
The parent’s response was completely grounded in logic and was reasonable. That has nothing to do with gender. They didn’t deserve that response. Your topic and hypothesis sound interesting - best of luck working through the problem.
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by ssss11 3y ago
What people say and what they do can differ - watch for actions. Companies… well what they say and do routinely differ.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Seems like a naive take. There are talented devs everywhere, but yes some difficult problems may only be tackled at FAANG. But then again, not all devs at FAANG work on hard problems, some are tweaking widgets all day. And at smaller compan
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by ssss11 3y ago
…..because we all have a Facebook account, and are on there at all times, and expect to reach the authoratitive information for fire services on there?!
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by ssss11 3y ago
Oh good. This will work out wonderfully.
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by ssss11 3y ago
This is interesting thanks for sharing!
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by ssss11 3y ago
I like this.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Well I think this all makes sense but people don’t generally do it because 1 high quality furniture item is more expensive upfront than the first cheap item. People with no money go for the cheap one then are trapped in the cycle of replaci
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by ssss11 3y ago
This is good to see. Do other bigtech (or any type of company actually) publish this data? Interested in comparing…
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by ssss11 3y ago
Wow. So visionary.
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by ssss11 3y ago
I agree, sad state of affairs.
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by ssss11 3y ago
AWS also ship drives back and forth for many TB scale.. don’t recall the name, but perhaps google do something similar.
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by ssss11 3y ago
The question is how would we (and can we) change corporations to value things other than short term profit? I’ve seen B-corps - those seem good, social/environmental focussed. No idea how widespread they are. Are there other corporate
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by ssss11 3y ago
Years ago I worked on similar problems with retail stores and dodgy pstn & dsl. If you’re worried about the links themselves you can have one router device with multiple links connected to it and it fails over. They also can have a SIM
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by ssss11 3y ago
Hahha what? True banned them because they’re American. There may be some zero days that NSO has exploited but it’s nothing like the cluster that is Android.
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by ssss11 3y ago
From what I can tell covid will just become less powerful and more common, and be with us forever - think of influenza. We’ll get a winter shot to protect against it. There is a pretty high likelihood I think though that we will see a new b
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by ssss11 3y ago
This is a fun game! Thanks for sharing. Did you make it?
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by ssss11 3y ago
You telling me there’s no habitat key? This whole time I’ve been lied to…..
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by ssss11 3y ago
That’s insightful, thank you
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by ssss11 3y ago
Did anyone ever fall in love with those!!!
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by ssss11 3y ago
Others may disagree but this all part of data engineering, data science, data analytics, data visualization to me. Google those terms, read up, choose some free courses to get started. Often machine learning and “AI” get lumped into this ar
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by ssss11 3y ago
Well the problem is that we all want to grow and prosper but companies don’t have role/career room for our infinite growth or the finances for it. So buearacracy settles it. And usually in favour of the “in” crowd or the squeaky wheel.
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by ssss11 3y ago
All of that is a good point, but in contrast I can’t believe that the West just gave all manufacturing to one country for decades, and everything got copied, and no repercussions happened, for decades……
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by ssss11 3y ago
Pure doublespeak
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by ssss11 3y ago
I did an internship during uni as an electronics technician repairing handheld, vehicle mount rugged terminals, and base stations (rf network controllers before 802.11 arrived). Each repair job had the same priority but some were much simpl

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