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tyri_kai_psomi
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tyri_kai_psomi
7y ago
Nobody cares about maintenance at most places.
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I started buying from Walmart because it's simply better. You don't have to be a member for free shipping, and you can always pick it up from a store if you got to have it ASAP. Walmart's return policy is also dead-simple. Yo
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> Building something is the easy bit. Building something is certainly easy. Building something people want and works well is pretty hard. Unless you have the latter, all the sales and marketing won't do much for you unless you hav
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I found the best nugget of this entire article to be at the very end > Keep persevering. Don’t give up. If you find that a bunch of blog posts don’t explain things in a way that makes sense, skip them. Keep looking until you find some we
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7y ago
There are a lot of holes to poke, and not enough pokers.
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China is quite literally imprisoning their own citizens based on their faith and harvesting their organs for buyers while they are still alive. That's in addition to their Orwellian social credit system. That's in addition to thei
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7y ago
Too risky. You can thank a litigious society for that one.
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Byzantium still existed, it was just under Ottoman domination, and relatively speaking of course, the Ottomans were relatively more tolerant than Christians than other Muslim empires, and the heritage of Byzantium was transferred to Russia,
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Brewing methods vary as well. In Greece you will very rarely find a vendor cooking it in the hot sand. It's usually almost always stove top/burner
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I’m no fan of Trump, but the false moral equivalence parenthetically made of Trump to Xi Jinping who jails journalists for even expressing a semblance of dissent on social media tells you all you need to know about what Scott’s opinion on m
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Outside of those who are fearful of the PRC, mainly its own citizens and direct neighbors, will any nation take seriously any Chinese IP claim when they have spent nearly two decades of demonstrating complete disregard for anyone else'
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As a side note > Hiring and working from all over the world instead of from a central location. Am I naive to think that the legal requirements of complying with all of the world's labor laws and tax reporting (w.r.t to income) woul
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The false equivalence is strong with this one. In no way shape or form is it even remotely similar.
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7y ago
If you wish to "securely" wipe an encrypted drive, it's best to write over the old data a few times using randomly generated keys, tossing the keys each time you do a write over.
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7y ago
3 times, 2 of them were significant (> 20%)
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> If you could rewarded with an incredible salary for sticking at the same company for 10 years and making a great, reliable platform using "boring technologies" then more people would probably do it. > Instead to raise your
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Don't forget the key ingredient in this recipe: they show a small burst of greatness or give a couple shining glimmers of hope and then capitalize on that small sample size.
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If you want to see someone who has skin in the game in the NBA, look at Enes Kanter. The things he says about the Turkish government are putting his life and his family's lives in actual danger. Makes the "sacrifices" your Ka
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They should learn to code. Oops I'm banned from twitter.
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If "ABC Family" channel didn't want to show any content that would come off as "lewd" or "adult" would you call them wanting to maintain a family friendly atmosphere, or anti-adult-content?
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> “ keep the focus on the game and on the tournament." I just can't help myself but draw the parallels to the NBA and their current situation as well with China and the utter hypocrisy shown by everyone from GMs to Coaches all
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Scratch anti-adult and substitute pro-family. Perspective matters, and that's the approach Apple takes.
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Facebook reminds me a lot of AOL in this regard that it is the internet for most people: in the early internet AOL was the internet for the casual user: someone who wanted to maybe check some messages, check the news on a few sites, and c
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this is obviously my cheap opinion and I am looking to get to the point where you are with my side project: I think you could have the best of both worlds by getting rid of your free plan. The key would be to wind down your free plan in a w
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I see this meme a lot on the internet, especially when the US political justice system comes up lately, and it shows just how little our generation and younger care about how government works, is intended to work, and what to do when it doe
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The act of dissecting a candidate's qualifications and mapping them to what a company is searching for is always going to come off as appearing to be uninclusive to one group or another unless you are naive to believe every single huma
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You must have really hated the early internet then!
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What is going to be more interesting to me is to see what Riot Games, who is wholly owned by Tencent, does when the inevitable Hong Kong protests come in during this years Worlds. There's even a Hong Kong team in the mix, and there
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Kudos to Github, it is so refreshing to hear a reasoned, nuanced response for once.
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I'd just like to offer a doubling down on this. If you are a software consultant you are first a salesmen and second a software developer (maybe third if you include marketing as a separate category from salesman)
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