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by t34543 7y ago
The QC-35 ii product is a regression. I use both all day. Changing pairs when the battery dies. Bluetooth range is about half as good as original QC-35. When I go in/out of range there is a ~5 second audio delay until power cycle the h
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by t34543 7y ago
In my current state almost everyone has a weapon. My neighbor (legally) owns a fully automatic gun. I have had a gun pointed at me twice during two separate crimes when I lived in another state. That state has extremely harsh gun laws, one
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by t34543 7y ago
Arguably those who demonstrate understanding of low level fundamentals have the drive to understand as many layers as possible. Capturing AWS API calls through sslproxy not only implies you know what terraform is doing but you also have a h
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by t34543 7y ago
I always called this getting in the flow. A semi meditative state. I did long range cycling in my teens (100 miles or so) and this kicked off a pattern I still use today.
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by t34543 7y ago
I’ve had space in 60 hudson, 111 8th, and 32 AoA. Far less mysterious and easy to get into. Although the facility I was in at 32 AoA apparently had a bunch of cross-atlantic fiber terminations via AC-1. I never saw anything ominous. https:
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by t34543 7y ago
Even worse I joined a new company in a senior technical role and it’s seen as a negative that I prefer ssh/strace/tcpdump to debug problems.
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by t34543 7y ago
The same CO2 sensors that call for make up air are hopefully monitored. Sick building syndrome. Buildings are poorly sealed in my experience. In California code requires economizers on RTUs and they are almost always broken / stuck par
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by t34543 7y ago
Armed responders are human. Humans make mistakes. Drop guns aren’t unheard of when a bad officer decides to cover up a mistake.
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by t34543 7y ago
It will upset the building balance at a minimum. Air balancing techs are typically a different discipline from HVAC in large commercial spaces. Leaving the window open and AC on in high humidity areas can freeze up the coil generating a ser
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by t34543 7y ago
Auto repair is 90% diagnostics and 10% wrench turning. A lot of newer vehicles have symptom matrixes with a process for repair. Lowering the skill floor for mechanics. What’s interesting to me about auto repair is how techs are paid. A lot
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by t34543 7y ago
I used bill.com and ran quite a bit of money through there but I find the UX to be terrible. Second only to WorkDay. I never asked but maybe the accounting team loves it. As an approver and receiver (separate companies) it never made sense
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by t34543 7y ago
I spent some time at the Mountain View campus and it was cut throat. I suppose it depends on who your manager is but I didn’t like the vibe. It was novel but once that wears off - reality sets in. I found a good litmus test with how courte
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by t34543 7y ago
Sounds circular. Maybe you need to be motivated to think about what drives you. Catch 22.
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by t34543 7y ago
Terrifying schedule. I can handle maybe an hour of two of meetings per day, max two days per week. Daily meetings are a non starter for me.
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by t34543 7y ago
Yes, you’re absolutely correct. I was mistaken.
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by t34543 7y ago
Deluge showers are a step above rain showers - and are quite pleasurable.
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by t34543 7y ago
I think you sacrifice a lot of comfort with a mist shower. I enjoy high GPM showers - because it feels really good and it’s one of my favorite things every morning. hard water makes it difficult to rinse soap off, I imagine it would be even
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by t34543 7y ago
Ad sales are easy: appeal to the ego of the purchaser. I’m convinced ads are all a scam and are in effect money laundering. The numbers coupled with lack of factual evidence of effect is staggering. I have a lot of distrust in the business.
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by t34543 7y ago
Remember when the internet wasn’t a center of commerce? People posted websites and information for free because it was cool and noble. That’s the internet I love. The audacity of so many people who feel entitled to get paid makes me so sad.
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by t34543 7y ago
It has very little to do with safety and it’s mostly a cash grab. Check out a company called Redflex, they operate many red might camera systems and are corrupt. https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/arizona-based-redfle
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by t34543 7y ago
Time is more valuable.
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by t34543 7y ago
I run a bounty program and I like to think my company does a good job, too. I received a report of a RCE in a desktop app and got a fix released in 72h. We have a bounty committee that reviews payouts and paid in one week.
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by t34543 7y ago
This is a terrible idea. Some people have no choice but to fly. Say what you want but air travel is efficient.
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by t34543 7y ago
Bad managers think this way. Granted, there are a lot of bad managers. Making someone want to be a better person helps you, even if you lose them. You will lose good people anyway.
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by t34543 7y ago
MADD went too far.
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by t34543 7y ago
Security teams are better about fixing bugs. If you can demonstrate an impact things can move faster. Of course, YMMV.
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by t34543 7y ago
Especially considering birth control wasn’t available until recently.
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by t34543 7y ago
It’s really hard to know who’s telling the truth on both sides. When I’m an interviewer I find this to be a big red flag. Some folks are addicted to a struggle and have an excuse for everything. I don’t mean to diminish your situation but I
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by t34543 7y ago
Keywords are back. Everything old is new again.
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by t34543 7y ago
I believe the idea of email marketing is persistent because while annoying it does work. An ISP I worked at in early 00s sent a lot of spam (I’m sorry) and it was insanely profitable.

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