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torgian
7y ago
Looks to be time to use other video platforms then?
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Suicide drones are here. Will someone finally listen and try to make a defense?
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torgian
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torgian
7y ago
Piracy is alive and kicking in a lot of countries still, as I'm sure some of you know. Netflix is probably partially at fault for this. When I travel to different countries and pull up Netflix, I see shows available in that country tha
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torgian
7y ago
Shit, I seriously doubt the validity of this article. But it does go to show that, the majority of manufacturers who make their products in China need to tread lightly even more so now. If anything, this move by the US will make electronic
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I remember when I was a teen, the church we went to had an elderly couple that taught “Awana”, a children’s group. A few months the after they started teaching, their daughters, upon turning 18, accused their parents of sexual abuse. The ch
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torgian
7y ago
This needs to be top comment here.
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torgian
7y ago
I've struggled with this a couple of times. In each situation it came down to a single question (or series of questions, actually). 1) Will I be more fulfilled if I try it, even if I fail? 2) Will I learn from it and grow as a person?
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7y ago
"The internet-shopping boom has spawned an excess-stuff economy, in which retailers such as Overstock.com buy up extra product from full-price retailers." It was a problem _before_ internet shopping. The article focuses on America
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torgian
7y ago
So I guess I didn't work either?
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I can’t agree with this sentiment of yours. While I agree that people that had less than ideal childhoods should be given more opportunities to succeed, it shouldn’t be at the expense of those who worked their ass off for their kids, only t
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7y ago
Ive almost lost hope at this point; while I will continue to support green movements and live closer to green, I don’t hold any faith that things will change. If they do, great. Otherwise, prepare your children for a world where their child
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7y ago
I still see myself as a junior dev since I am still self-teaching a lot of stuff. While running my own business, working on projects with my customer. I’m not a good dev. But I am good at working with others and getting stuff done. So, ther
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Hell. I left the US and got a job as a remote developer for a company in Japan (and since have started my own business). I make less than I would in the States but I’m happier overall.
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torgian
7y ago
Answer: We don't know!
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torgian
7y ago
TIL don’t argue with someone who knows finance charts. Also, my girlfriend, who is stupid smart, agreed with you and she’s got a CMA. I know nothing, John Snow. Lol
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8y ago
Except it doesn’t need to be. Set up a trust, form a company and don’t be the CEO. Trust sends money to the company for eternity, as long as the company follows any rules that were set by that trust (journalists must follow a specific code,
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God damn, that’s horrible! FOD inside the aircraft at time of manufacturing? Shit. I take back everything I said about preferring to flying civilian aircraft. Throw me on a P3 or C130 any day. At least we took FOD seriously on those old thi
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8y ago
“ I believe the relative ease—not to mention the lack of tangible cost—of software updates has created a cultural laziness within the software engineering community. Moreover, because more and more of the hardware that we create is monitore
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torgian
8y ago
But did they make it mobile first? Apparantly not.
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"Her tests on software created by brand-name tech firms such as Amazon uncovered much higher error rates in classifying the gender of darker-skinned women than for lighter-skinned men." Besides the article's obvious anti-man
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8y ago
Get a bike. Ride it. Think about things you can do. That’s what I do. I try to focus on things that I can do that helps people in some way. I also focus on making my own life and those I love better.
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8y ago
Make it thicker? XD
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I use hard drives.
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8y ago
And lower pay overall
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Reordering apps and model names in Django Admin
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Nothing perturbs me more than the whole plastic problem we have. China and India's plastic and garbage pollution is one thing, but Japan is the place that irks me the most when it comes to plastic use. I bought bananas that were wrappe
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I’m 36 and I kind of consider myself an older programmer, if for no other reason than the fact that others my age also consider themselves older coders. I’m not the greatest, but I get the job done and produce results. That’s what business
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And the States do the same thing. shrug Everyone is spying on eachother and we are not safe from that, despite what is said. I’m more afraid of the NSA having far reaching powers to spy on their own citizens than I am of China hacking int
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Exactly. It comes down to politics
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Downloading Zip Files Through Django's Admin Page
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