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by unfunco 9y ago
The Yahoo share price has increased substantially since she has been there (almost 3x from a quick glance) – nobody can reinvent Yahoo at this stage, if she was hired to satisfy investors then the majority of them are surely pleased.
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by unfunco 9y ago
Compare wages, living conditions, and working conditions. Intentional hyperbole: being forced into wage slavery in order to afford basic food and clean drinking water is a little different than taking a driverless car to the Googleplex on a
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by unfunco 9y ago
My personal comparison is: If a postal worker opens your mail is that okay? If your window is open but your curtains are closed, is it okay for someone to stand outside your house and open them? Humans protect their privacy with mostly path
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by unfunco 9y ago
Article similarities aside, those might be two of the worst websites to quote as sources, the Daily Mail is banned from being cited on Wikipedia as it's not a reputable source; and the Independent is no longer producing what many peopl
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by unfunco 10y ago
Memory foam might be what you slept on in Europe. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_foam
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Living Our Values – Dries Buytaert on Drupal and Larry Garfield(buytaert.net)
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by unfunco 10y ago
Good design is as little design as possible. I bought a Bravia, it doesn't connect to the Internet and it doesn't have a camera or microphone aimed at me, it performs quite well at being a television.
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by unfunco 10y ago
It's where they store the error icon.
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by unfunco 10y ago
Speaking from experience of a year or so on Sertraline (Zoloft in the US?) – I lost 28lb whilst on Sertraline and quickly (and sadly) gained it back when I stopped using the medication.
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by unfunco 10y ago
I can answer, I had a breakup in February that I'm still not over, I've been in CBT which isn't working as it's supposed to, and now I would do just about anything to have some respite from thinking about her, initially
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by unfunco 10y ago
I've just finished watching the "Men Against Fire" episode, due to feedback, to me; it's still the weakest of the bunch, but probably because it seems the most implausible, every episode of Black Mirror previously has ma
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by unfunco 10y ago
Absolutely, I thought the same thing – it was the longest of the episodes, and although you see that text message at the end, it's still open-ended – it might be the first episode that could be revisited at some point?
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by unfunco 10y ago
I might try it again, it got to the point where they were visiting the man that was a sympathiser and I switched off. It felt a bit like Starship Troopers (that isn't bad I suppose) but I just wasn't captivated at the time.
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by unfunco 10y ago
Sorry to comment again, but you mentioned "six home runs in a row" – there's also a Christmas special called "White Christmas" – if you haven't seen it already, is also one of the better episodes, starring the
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by unfunco 10y ago
To me, the third episode (Shut up and dance) is the outstanding episode, at the end I was mentally exhausted and incredibly saddened. San Junipero is different, without ruining things, it's the only episode where at the end, I wasn&#x2
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by unfunco 10y ago
4chan is viable as an anonymous and ephemeral p2p implementation, 4chan has always suffered from the cost of running the service, which is kept to a minimum (relative to say, reddit) due to the lack of persistence. It can thrive with a peer
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by unfunco 10y ago
8 x $125K would be $1M, not the $2M that is currently being spent on employees. Edit: Missed the first part of that, I apologise. 100% overhead doesn't seem reasonable per employee to me though.
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by unfunco 10y ago
I'd like to see it broken down further by staff, it would be interesting to see the responsibilities of the "Executive Director" and weigh up the salary difference between that and the median salary of the rest of the team.
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by unfunco 10y ago
A similar service exists for Members of Parliament in the United Kingdom, for those interested: https://www.theyworkforyou.com
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by unfunco 10y ago
I thought this way originally, but in the United Kingdom over the past few years there has been Operation Yewtree, which has in multiple instances called out a well known figure as being a child-molester, only to have to retract due to inco
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by unfunco 10y ago
I do (I won't post a link because this isn't self advertising, but my username is the same as it is here) – I work for a software company, I have my own company too (but I'm a procrastinator) – Twitter for me is to opine on p
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by unfunco 10y ago
Please don't let this place become reddit.
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by unfunco 10y ago
> It's a lot of electrons moving about The actual weather is also a lot of electrons moving about.
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by unfunco 10y ago
What happens if I develop an adblocker that also blocks Adblock Plus ads, but then I start adding in my own ads over the Adblock Plus ads? Where does this end?
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by unfunco 10y ago
I'm always of the opinion that these tests are not necessarily to find someone that can solve the puzzle, it's to find those that can solve it and aren't egotistical enough to brag that they solved it online.
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by unfunco 10y ago
Interestingly, as part of my college (pre-University, as I'm UK, and I'm unsure what the American equivalent is (think the gap between high-school and University)) – we had to do a module called ECDL (European Computer Driving Lic
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by unfunco 10y ago
Thousands of organisms (including rats and humans) biosynthesise dimethyltryptamine, and to me at least, that's not the interesting part, the part I find more interesting is that of the tens (hundreds?) of thousands of plant species in
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by unfunco 10y ago
I was lucky enough to breakthrough on my first dose, and the only times I haven't broken through have been down to choice (to feel what lower doses felt like) – I invested in better equipment ( http://imgur.com/vjvKzQB
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by unfunco 10y ago
Yep, as mentioned, I twice had DMT (HCl) in an enteric capsule within a capsule of synthetic MAOI (Moclobemide) – it was a similar experience to Ayahuasca but there was much more of a mechanical feel to the CEVs, similar to the visuals prod
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by unfunco 10y ago
I have, not in Peru but at home. I've tried DMT roughly 300 times, pharmahuasca (N,N-DMT in an enteric capsule, inside a larger capsule of synthetic monoamine oxidase inhibitor) and ayahuasca, and the usual others (I've tried ever

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