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by thiagocsf 8y ago
I don’t think it matter that the 28k are paid by the employer and not from the 60k salary. Perhaps this person could be making 88k instead? Also, while you’re inbetween jobs, health care still costs 28k.
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by thiagocsf 8y ago
How does it compare to Port Talbot?
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by thiagocsf 8y ago
Does it have dank memes? OP complained that it’s basically a photo sharing sub.
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by thiagocsf 8y ago
What happens if your family gets blown up by American missiles while vacationing in X? Would a strong reprimand be your preferred answer?
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by thiagocsf 8y ago
I don’t see an issue with that. I don’t want to pay for other people’s packages.
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by thiagocsf 8y ago
Where did you buy your measuring cups for oven gas mark 5?
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by thiagocsf 8y ago
If DNA tests are so unreliable, how come they are still accepted in court?
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by thiagocsf 8y ago
I think it’s a legitimate licensing concern. I’m surprised you called it FUD, given the high-profile case against Android (google). I was about to recommend we try it at my company and gave up as soon as I read “Oracle” in the company name.
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
Cars need to pay tax to be on public roads, which then is used for maintenance costs. These bikes are using public land for free.
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
Don’t answer. It’s a trap!
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
This has become a nightmare in Sydney. I see broken bikes everywhere, in piles, up fences, down in canals. I’m hoping for regulation to come soon.
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
Returning the bikes to a dock is a benefit to everyone else in the city. A dock is always placed in a location agreed by the council. It’s guaranteed to not be in anyone’s way or a safety hazard. Maybe the dockless users in your city are mo
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
Having experienced the mess caused by dockless bikes in my city, Sydney, I wish we would ban them too.
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
I am in the city of Sydney, where no less than 4 dockless bike rental companies started operating overnight. They have become urban clutter. Users park them in locations where they’re easily knocked over and, from there, they usually get da
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
This would explain why Amazon refuses to add support for chromecast to their streaming service.
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
Not to mention SSL shouldn’t be on anywhere anymore. Such a misnomer.
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
I find it hard to take this article without a truckload of salt, given the Wall Street Journal is owned by News Corp. Murdoch has money to make by gaining leverage over FB. I haven’t had a Facebook account in almost 4 years and I block thei
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
This Hitchens quote is so relevant right now: “Whenever I hear some bigmouth in Washington or the Christian heartland banging on about the evils of sodomy or whatever, I mentally enter his name in my notebook and contentedly set my watch. S
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
I was looking for a comment that explained how json schemas are similar or not to xsd but your rant was the closest I could find amongst all the hype that this is great. Did you have other technologies in mind or were you also thinking of x
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
The article also says there IS a confirmation dialog. And it says, in the future, someone else will be required to confirm.
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
It’s nice not having to deal with languages other than English. In Portuguese, which I’ve worked with, you develop other tricks, like replacing à, á, â or ã with a. But, in order to do this, you still need to find out the encoding used befo
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
I like your username.
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
I haven’t looked it up but I’d say there’s anectodal evidence of couples that conceived with different partners after having trouble conceiving between them.
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
It’s a x.509 certificate, not ssl. Also, the ssl protocol has been deprecated in favour of tls. I’ll let tls certificate slide but ssl certificate just triggers me too much.
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
The irony of clamoring for a standard measurement and then proceeding to use imperial units isn’t lost on me.
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
I don't understand why a backup service would need to setup regional infrastructure. It's not sensitive to latency, the bandwidth costs the same and it adds management overhead.
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
Does pulling your hands in opposite directions work for you? It worked for me once and I got really excited. Too excited and woke up :(. Never happened again (not that I've been trying).
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
CA business. SSL is a deprecated protocol. The modern equivalent would be TLS business but also incorrect. Both protocols use x.509 certificates that are issued by a CA. But I'm preaching to the choir here.
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
If Amazon can get their hands on stock, nothing stops them selling them. At least I believe there's no law against it.
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by thiagocsf 9y ago
Automation? Guaranteed immutability?

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