tssva

58 ms·

901.
by tssva 4y ago
Job levels and titles are fun. At my current company internally I'm a System Architect 7 (what my compensation is supposed to be but really isn't based upon), Vice President and Chief Engineer (the role I'm currently filling)
902.
by tssva 4y ago
They generated a worldwide pandemic forcing restaurants to close in person sales and quickly turn to their established delivery platform in an attempt to survive.
903.
by tssva 4y ago
I just read it and the requirement for computers applies to hardware and operating systems. Ecommerce sites are covered but website and mobile app requirements beyond that apply to communication, transportation and public sector systems. Th
904.
by tssva 4y ago
Unless you have a legal requirement to provide accessibility, I encourage everyone to ignore this advice. It is basically letting perfect be the enemy of good. Especially if your project is opensource. Someone that cares, which may even be
905.
by tssva 4y ago
My daughter is an equestrian and the quality makers of riding boots, half chaps, etc. all mention their use of YKK zippers in their product descriptions.
906.
by tssva 4y ago
Another falsehood to add to the list.
907.
by tssva 4y ago
That is what I see with my teen daughter too.
908.
by tssva 4y ago
I have a high school aged daughter and Snapchat is the messaging platform of choice among the kids at her school. It is not just a local thing. She also participates in a sport which has her travel across the US frequently for competitions.
909.
by tssva 4y ago
He was/is the target of legal action from Ubiquiti. I assume this statement is part of some settlement he has reached with them regarding the legal action.
910.
by tssva 4y ago
That gave me a chuckle. Good luck with that. The contracts they signed with the government doesn't guarantee them any number or percentage of loans to service. By contract twice a year the federal government evaluates the loan servicer
911.
by tssva 4y ago
No, I meant you. As I understood it your software blocked ads at websites, presented your own ads and then you told website owners they could recoup some of their lost revenue by participating in your whole BAT scheme. That sounds pretty cl
912.
by tssva 4y ago
And what would be their basis for suing the federal government for changing the terms of loans the federal government originated and owns?
913.
by tssva 4y ago
Yet not reduced enough that the maker of the extension thinks users will notice any difference in the ability to block ads.
914.
by tssva 4y ago
I have no idea what they have been up to lately but when originally rolled out Brave's business model seemed very much like a protection racket. I haven't touched it since and never will.
915.
by tssva 4y ago
Then it is a good thing that MV3 doesn't prevent ad blockers as demonstrated by AdGuard having made one.
916.
by tssva 4y ago
Many companies already have photos taken as part of onboarding, usually no professional photographer involved, or require photos to be provided by remote employees if in person onboarding isn't required. They are used for company badge
917.
by tssva 4y ago
The federal government is going to sue itself for forgiving loans it made?
918.
by tssva 4y ago
I have been using this setup for about 3 months and it works great.
919.
by tssva 4y ago
You left off an important part of the exception statement. "Exceptions include apps that require a remote server for core functionality such as:" It is followed by the list you posted above. This is completely in line with the ori
920.
by tssva 4y ago
You are glossing over an important word in your quote, "unexpected". YouTube ads maybe unwanted but they aren't unexpected ads. 3rd party apps are allowed to have similar expected ads.
921.
by tssva 4y ago
Another word processor of the era to check out is PC-Write which was one of the early shareware success stories. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PC-Write It can be downloaded at WinWorld. https://winworldpc.co
922.
by tssva 4y ago
Because Firefox has such a small market share that it isn't worth spending the resources to support it.
923.
by tssva 4y ago
From the article itself: > Other types of batteries, such as a recent design using molten salt electrolyte and aluminum and nickel electrodes, could work better at grid scale.
924.
by tssva 4y ago
In my career I've been laid off and had to lay people off more than once. Choosing randomly seems like a pretty good way of doing it. It eliminates the the decision being made based upon race, sex, religion, marital status, nepotism,
925.
by tssva 4y ago
Is it ethical/correct for an art student to study the techniques and copyrighted works of other artists in learning to create their own art? Was the 2nd impressionist painter ethical/correct?
926.
by tssva 4y ago
Maybe I'm overly cynical but this seems more like a way to promote a movie that has around a $0 promotion budget. I guess we will all find out next time he has a big budget Hollywood movie coming out.
927.
by tssva 4y ago
My Biqu B1 is in a lack enclosure.
928.
by tssva 4y ago
The 1st election I voted in was 1987 and the last was a couple of months ago. For the 1st couple of elections I used the giant old school mechanical voting booths with the levers you threw to record your votes.. Since the early 90s I have o
929.
by tssva 4y ago
Micro Center often has them in stock. My local Micro Center currently has 17 RPi 4 4GB in stock. They are available only in store, but you can check stock at their website. Find one you know someone close to that is willing to purchase for
930.
by tssva 4y ago
Let me clarify. It is long solved on Windows and easy to implement at this point. I don't agree that it is easier to deal with in Linux.

More ›