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by swarnie_ 7y ago
Last Modified: Saturday, 18-May-2019 18:38:40 MDT. Someone is still maintaining this... How/Why?
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
Bull.... A more likely scenario is they've been sat on this for years and finally saw another actor using it in the wild.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
General question to HN because i don't know the answer. Has anyone ever tried de-duplicating and matching up records between multiple leaks to build user/person profiles? I guess with enough unique keys, compute power and time you
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
ireallylikechicken.com owner. I'll give you 20 for it?
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Elves in Lord of The Rings are immortal, can we base our next argument around that?
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Great read. I do wonder what procedures are now required to display foreign gifts in government buildings. I know its a common courtesy for heads of state to exchange gifts and a few of these get prominently displayed in very secure places.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
In my experience yes. between 2012 and 2015 i did an on prem to office 365 migration every couple of weeks on average working for an MSP. The pitch is just so insanely easy when speaking to management/finance types. You can remove so m
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
Aren't there laws to prevent this? Potentially yes but when have big tech ever played by the rules though. Its hard to name a single FAANG company that hasn't used terrible/outright illegal practises to get to the top.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
Video games need it badly, i thought technology people secured wages and benefits via negotiation and Talent?
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
Can anyone link? As a limey Brit id rather listen to John Oliver then this Tucker chap. (seriously this passes for news?)
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
Based on some of the comments i've seen in this thread i'm surprised to hear the AOL days have ended in Seattle.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
I'm mainly talking about countries with less shitty markets, the US is a glaring and awful exception. 200mb uncapped internet in the UK is super common and pretty cheap (£30-£35 a month), as it is in most of western Europe. I know this
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
Stadia requirements: 35 megabits per second: 4K, 60 fps, HDR, 5.1 surround sound. Consumer internet is fine for this in a lot of the developed world.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
Highlights from fiscal year 2019 compared with fiscal year 2018 included: Commercial cloud revenue, which includes Microsoft Office 365 Commercial, Microsoft Azure, the commercial portion of LinkedIn, Microsoft Dynamics 365, and other comme
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
Similar situation in the UK, we used to haul crayfish out of our sailing lake each year by the boatload.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
Same here. I found Sim City 5 to be awful at best and a total fraud at worst. Since i wasn't able to get a refund from support i had to charge back via my credit card provider. The people who still bankroll these companies cause me mas
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
Pretty much this, its intentionally kept as a blackbox.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
WSB validation. Sweet Mumma Su always brings the goods but she can be a cruel mistress sometimes.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
> If it moves, shoot it. > If it doesn't move, try shooting it. This is my 12 word guide to Texas.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
Every party needs that one guys whos job it to stop everyone else accidentally drowning themselves.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
We can reliably get this brown looking molly sent over to the UK from Amsterdam. Not sure what the risks involved are but it usually arrives in a birthday card. Legit great stuff 10/10, keep it coming boys.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
Tier 1 ERP provider - Its Microsoft, Oracle Linus or Redhat. Nothing else is supported.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
Who exactly is including SA in their index fund> I bet its a tiny fraction of index markers.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
DD failed to find it during the M&A, issue didn't become apparent until the purchased company lost multiple employees who kept the plates spinning. It's a failure all round but i would say acquiring companies IT team are least
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
It sounds like he's referring to the due diligence as part of the M&A. Personally I've never seen one of these discovery phases bring back anything remotely close to real life. No random IT manager alive is going to throw his
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
A lot of your issues are mixed by opting out of the beta layout (account preference setting) and using a plugin like RES. Vanilla reddit is unusable.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
I think its the benefits of my sector and my teams place within it. 90% of sales get made in w46-w52 and then my team and first in a long chain to action after a deal is signed. This means by July/August its a mad scrap to find work.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
This is why i love my current employer and i won't leave unless i'm forced to. We have a policy of "Chargeable work always comes first but if you've got nothing to do go learn something, we'll call you when somethin
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
I assume America will be invading Canada shortly? Seems to be the pattern when anyone else in the world wants to develop nuclear tech.
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by swarnie_ 7y ago
That's my point, the target is wrong. If you want to be a general dick online there are better ways to go about it.

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