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901.
by syshum 5y ago
If only we had actual Anti-Trust enforcement, because this is EXACTLY what they got wrist slapped for in the 90's
902.
by syshum 5y ago
The core of the problem here is not so much politics and science, it is the fact that this science is directly tied to people living or dying. That ramps up the emotional load to 11 and when that happens logic and reason often take a back
903.
by syshum 5y ago
I know right, only google, facebook, Microsoft, and the US Government should be allowed to say how technology is used. They are our betters, we should just trust the experts™ and submit to their rule. This is not about freedom or personal
904.
by syshum 5y ago
Executives only go to jail if 1. They do something to harm the government (i.e Tax evasion) 2. They do something to harm a Rich person 3. They do something to harm another multinational corporation If they just harm a few citizens... the go
905.
by syshum 5y ago
It is not only public companies, and the reasons are too numerous to list A more recent trend it so they can claim to offer good benefits but in reality that is only for the select few actual employee's Take for example the one company
906.
by syshum 5y ago
>>The Federal Reserve essentially uses inflation as a club to force people to keep their money moving, thus simulating the economy Sounds like you think this is acceptable, to manipulate the currency to force people do things they wo
907.
by syshum 5y ago
Because Capital gains is not income, and should not be treated as income... There are alot of problems with Capital Gains taxation in the first place (like for example the fact it does not factor in inflation at all which is a problem for a
908.
by syshum 5y ago
Also not a lawyer, but my understanding is that Job Related only applies if you want to deduct the education expenses from your income taxes. Employers can provide up to $5,250 in reimbursement tax free for all qualified programs regardless
909.
by syshum 5y ago
CloudFlare really is an enemy of the Free (Libre) open internet. They are the next Google in terms of "evil companies"
910.
by syshum 5y ago
>>usually something like 9:16. Funny way to write 16:9.... >>are watched today on a smart phone screen This is where my age likely shows as I still can not use my mobile as a video consumption device. I need 27in or larger moni
911.
by syshum 5y ago
I am the guy in the meetings that never turns on video... Video Calling is something I can not get behind either so...
912.
by syshum 5y ago
Are you body shaming people??? :)
913.
by syshum 5y ago
No one I know has TikTok.... I still can not understand how we moved to a point where Vertical Video is acceptable in civil society
914.
by syshum 5y ago
My original comment was not just about Docker Desktop. Their Shenanigans around the Docker Desktop commercial product has cost them alot of good will, and support for their other offerings. This is why podman, and others are looking to rep
915.
by syshum 5y ago
I am not in a full time development role anymore, but even when I was I never felt the need to drive my WPM numbers to the extreme.. So the fractions of a second it may save was not a consideration. I find the 10-key to be more accurate a
916.
by syshum 5y ago
I would prefer a keyboard with out the Top row of numbers. Those are pretty much useless. So much so that I often use AHK to remap the top number row to be other functions.
917.
by syshum 5y ago
I buy 15in Laptops specifically for the 10 key num pad. I type on my keyboard all day offset with no issues.
918.
by syshum 5y ago
Docker is not really a product, Docker is a company with in that there are several products, some are open source some are not. The Docker Engine is Apache License and open source.
919.
by syshum 5y ago
There has been a huge push in the community to switch away from docker anyway. The warning signs from the company have been there for awhile and there are several container engine's, systems, UI's and other management tools not b
920.
by syshum 5y ago
It is also unfair to blame market prices for the situation in NYC and SF as largely the price increases and shortages are driven by insane zoning and other regulations that makes building, maintaining, and turning over housing near impossib
921.
by syshum 5y ago
TreeStyleTabs... next to Containers, it is the only reason I still use FF, if FF drops support for either TreeStyleTabs or Containers there will be zero reason for me to continue using it.
922.
by syshum 5y ago
The problem here comes in when you have things like SSO where many sites auth to Google, or AzureAD, etc. With Continers I can login to the same site with mutiple accounts, for example one common use it where you have a Admin Account, and a
923.
by syshum 5y ago
>> You could equally say that the House of Representatives is undemocratic because democracy would require all laws to be approved by referendum. I do say that, I know its probably a shock but I am not a fan of democracy. I believe
924.
by syshum 5y ago
From my Reading of the GA reports it was a Hand count of the Presidential Vote only, not of all Races. I would hardly call that a Full Audit... but I will stand corrected in that one other state besides AZ is did a hand recount. 1 of 50 st
925.
by syshum 5y ago
Source... the only full audit is the one still in progress in AZ. Some (very very few) did "Risk Limiting" Audits, that audit a random sampling (some times as low as 2%) of ballots. I am unaware of any full, hand recount not us
926.
by syshum 5y ago
Because before the 17th the Senate was the State Governments representative in the congress. Senators represented the desire of the State Legislatures not the People of the states. This is why all spending bills have to start in the House,
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by syshum 5y ago
auditable paper ballots are only good if there is an actually full audit, that almost never happens, and today if you advocate for one you are a "far alt-right wing conspiracy theorist" That is far far far different that what is
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by syshum 5y ago
16th and 17th amendment neutered alot of power the States had.. With the 16th the federal government was able to extort/bribe the states with money... With the 17th the states lost their voice in Congress... The 2 combined has really h
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by syshum 5y ago
>>“happenstance innovation in the hallway” is a myth perpetuated hmm I experience it every day, where I over hear something in the hallway that another team it working on, that impacts my team. This is especially true for IT depts wh
930.
by syshum 5y ago
>>I fee that the two parties in the United States have multiple separate issues I suspect that is largely because the issues you care about happen to align with one single party. You primary seem to focus on what government can provi

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