tzakrajs

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   by tzakrajs 10y ago

   Oops I mixed those up
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   by tzakrajs 10y ago

   For your convenience: https://www.grubhub.com/about/careers
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   by tzakrajs 10y ago

   I think they are implying that the domain name and site are localized for the region. For example: ebay.com,ebay.com.hk amazon.com,amazon.com.hk tmall.com,tmall.hk
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   by tzakrajs 10y ago

   OpenMCT instantly caught my attention and seems like a solid foundation. Cool stuff, but I am not surprised since it is NASA/JPL.
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   by tzakrajs 10y ago

   Players refusing to kneel for National Anthem out of protest for police violence and injustice towards minorities.
6. 636.▲
   by tzakrajs 10y ago

   Netflix popularized the phrase in an attempt to create a movement of people who turn of their cable tv service (cut the cord) and switch to Netflix.
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   by tzakrajs 10y ago

   Congratulations, Adrian!
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   by tzakrajs 10y ago

   Just get an amendement to the constitution and you can use it for as long as you would like!
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   by tzakrajs 10y ago

   Maybe in a country where such a dashed thing is possible, but I believe the OP is in the US.
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    The off-ramp scene seemed precarious like a pinball down a bumper lane.
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    If those countries had the gall to launch a nuke, they would have to be willing to live with the consequences when their compromised system levels their missile silo or other installation. Edit: That is to say, the NSA might have probably c
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    We are post nuclear war. Cyber is the new nuclear. This nuclear saber rattling is a way for leaders to show their mettle to people in a way that they understand well.
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    To be clear, I think supporting political candidates is a fine thing for anyone to do. I am not disagreeing with Thiel's choice to support a candidate, but rather his choice to support an ignorant, totalitarian bigot under any circumst
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    Wow, gross.
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    Spaghetti code is so frustrating to refactor, that you sometimes may as well rewrite to maintain your sanity.
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    Does anyone know of a good site that argues why we should eat more meat?
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    I doubt it is the adblockers. The adblocker arms race is won by those who own the browser since the browser is the last place you can enforce DRM and the incumbants (Google, Apple, and Mozilla to a lesser extent) have the capacity to stage
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    One of the WWW things that has changed, maybe not Internet technology specifically: if you are a business that moves very large volumes of packets, it doesn't matter that you have plenty of upstream bandwidth because the residential IS
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    The soviets had some really awesome brutalist architecture. http://weirdrussia.com/2015/04/27/soviet-brutalist-architect...
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    Oof, that is too real.
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    I think it comes down more to them not knowing exactly when the sausage is made. They can agree if the sausage is good or not when it comes out of the factory, but what happens in the middle is less clear. The thinking goes, "code gets
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    I have ADD and work in an open floor plan hell hole. Google is great for most things, but the open floor plan is killing my experience the most because of my condition. They dont really care because they have too many employees to afford sw
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    The reason managers want this is because they dont know how to tell their employees are actually working so if they see the employee in the office, then they feel better. Sad but true.
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    Yet another "state actor hit us with 0days" statement.
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    Instead of being delusional about people forgetting our past mistakes, why dont we become a more open society that is less judgemental about past mistakes but conscious in this reality.
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    So basically, the world is much more peachy and less vile to read about in Italy after 2.5 years. Any economist or business analyst studying the market in Italy now has even less perfect information. Their studies will be based on an altern
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    That gear looks well designed.
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    Lololo
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    Dude is unisex these days, and i think the original claim is also ignoring non-binary people who conform neither to male or female gender stereotypes (wrt wanting more women in tech). we should also want to increase visibility of non binary
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    by tzakrajs 10y ago

    And accepting it as payment would make him complicit in harboring stolen property.