sundaeofshock

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by sundaeofshock 11y ago
Facebook never deletes anything. An object (account, photo, posting, comment, like, etc) may no longer be visible, but it still lives on in FB's massive data repository.
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by sundaeofshock 11y ago
The target of many scams are folks in their 60s and 70s. This isn't a question of lack of common sense, but an issue with deteriorating mental faculties. Go beyond, most folks just aren't savvy enough to recognize a technical risk
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by sundaeofshock 11y ago
The article is clearly target at non-technical users, not the HN crowd.
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I Read Prop F, and It Is a Perfectly Normal and Reasonable Piece of Legislation(pleblog.wordpress.com)
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How about sex?
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by sundaeofshock 11y ago
Because the company is not really hiring a CTO. What they are hiring is a senior developer who will put in a full week of work coding, and then will be asked to put in another 40 hours dealing with management tasks. The "CTO" titl
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by sundaeofshock 11y ago
> If it's not worth the risk do you think it's a good hire for that company? Because in that case you clearly don't care much about the company and will jump the ship when next slightly better opportunity arrives. And what
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by sundaeofshock 11y ago
I definitely understand all that. Might point is that we can get all that without giving away our time for free. The core of many hack-a-thons is that we are asked to do a quick prototype and validate an idea. We should be paid for that wor
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by sundaeofshock 11y ago
Hackathons just need to go away. I can't think of any other industry where people give aways thousands of dollars of their own labor (over a weekend), on the off chance they might win a negligible cash prize. Are there law/medicin
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by sundaeofshock 11y ago
Seriously? At a minimum, the hospital should have made an attempt to obtain her medical records if they are going to medicate her. That would have resulted in their getting her identity, and at least validating her employment. There is also
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by sundaeofshock 11y ago
In California, drivers are required to pick up passengers due to government regulation and not as a condition of employment.
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by sundaeofshock 11y ago
Actually, it was not killed by the local populous. The whole situation was not as simplistic as you imply. http://www.marinij.com/general-news/20100807/did-marin-lose-...
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by sundaeofshock 11y ago
The name change is because Market and Portola did not connect until about 1920 or so. http://sflib1.sfpl.org:82/search?/dStreets+M/dstreets+m/1%2C... http://sflib1.sfpl.org:82/search?/dSt
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You get what you pay for.
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by sundaeofshock 11y ago
I think it is unlikely the citizens of California are going to be be willing to shoulder all the environmental damage required to move massive amounts of water from the Pacific Ocean to Las Vegas, even if the full financial burden is should
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by sundaeofshock 11y ago
No. I'm a pescatarian who lives a car free lifestyle. I have a variety of interests which include museums, musical theater, night clubs and restaurants. I also enjoy cultural diversity. I'd have to give all that up to move to Hele
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by sundaeofshock 12y ago
My fiance and I live in San Francisco; neither one of us owns a car. On the occasions that we need a car for a couple of hours (e.g., large purchases) we use City Car Share. For trips out of the City, we just rent a car. We save thousands o
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by sundaeofshock 12y ago
50% of the US population lives in big urban areas. In those places it is not all necessary to own a car to get to and from work. Indeed, in places like San Francisco, New York and Boston, owning a car can be more hassle then help.
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by sundaeofshock 12y ago
47% of the population of San Francisco uses something other than a car to get to work. In big cities, a car is not needed to get a well paying job. The really smart kids realize this.
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by sundaeofshock 13y ago
Racksapce has offered this service since the late 90s.
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by sundaeofshock 13y ago
Forgive me for asking, but are you suggesting this is a good thing?