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by vultour 6y ago
People want to work somewhere to earn money. I assume you're one of those people that likes to ask "Why do you want to work here?". I'm sorry to burst your bubble, but unless you're a charity or doing something grou
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by vultour 6y ago
How is any of those better than Google Flights?
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by vultour 6y ago
Now that's just completely wrong. Airliners had full automatic landing capability for a long time, it's very often used when there's zero visibility at the destination airport.
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by vultour 6y ago
Roach is often used as a synonym for cockroach
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by vultour 6y ago
I always felt like I was the only one that experienced this. Even worse, I think sometimes it highlights the character you actually want, but once you release your finger it inserts something else. It happens very rarely but I remember I ha
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by vultour 6y ago
How does one think "Hey let's use Skype" in 2020 is beyond me. There have been much better options for years.
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by vultour 6y ago
What weird quirks? First time I joined a meeting I typed the code, clicked join with computer audio and everything worked. Where are the quirks?
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by vultour 6y ago
Pretty sure that’s mostly a US problem, I haven’t heard of any other first world country where this regularly happens. You should probably work on fixing the problem instead of requiring everyone to accommodate you.
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by vultour 7y ago
That is literally a quote from the article.
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by vultour 7y ago
I wish registrars allowed you to set the details you want published in whois before they put them in (at least mine doesn't). Hours after buying a domain I started getting spam on a very private email, one which I only used for service
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by vultour 7y ago
This is essentially what large job sites like Indeed do themselves, but they have entire teams maintaining the scraping pipeline. I've worked for one of their competitors.
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by vultour 7y ago
Sure, I'm not saying they're more difficult, but people here are saying that git adds too much complexity in simple projects. It doesn't, but it lets you expand into the complexity if you ever need it in the future.
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by vultour 7y ago
You literally need to know two commands to work with git in a simple project; add and commit. I don’t see how that is any complicated?
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by vultour 7y ago
Except this is not about cracks in the airframe but in a component that is certified for significantly more cycles than when the cracks are being found. If these were benign FAA wouldn’t have released an AD to inspect and repair them.
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by vultour 7y ago
This already sort of happens with ad-blocker-blockers, except the other way around. You signal to the website you don’t want the privacy-invasive mess that are ads, the website tells you to sod off.
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by vultour 7y ago
Why? Because you don't want to pay for content?
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by vultour 7y ago
Surprised someone would use or recommend FileZilla after their numerous adware issues.
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by vultour 7y ago
You can (could?) buy it straight from Blizzard, I did that a couple years back. It doesn't show in the Battle.net launcher, only in your games list on the website.
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by vultour 7y ago
I got upset over someone showing it to me, not the contents.
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by vultour 7y ago
Avoiding CVs like these is a culmination of multiple factors, having a line that says "I like fishing, tea, and woodworking" can be completely acceptable. Packing it with obnoxious words like "afficionado" is a red flag
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by vultour 7y ago
> “spin aficionado, dog lover, foodie, outdoor enthusiast.” I don't know about marketing, but if I received a CV with this I'd most likely throw it straight in the trash. I don't want CVs to be unique, I judge people based
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by vultour 7y ago
We run massive JIRA instances with very granular permissions using multiple custom authorization backends (LDAP/Kerberos/in-house stuff), and it doesn't seem to add much of a delay.
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by vultour 7y ago
The most obnoxious parameter passing in existence? The magic variables everywhere? Perl code is an unreadable heap of spaghetti, I’d much rather be figuring out unallocated memory bugs in C then read Perl.
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by vultour 7y ago
I've recently turned my really old web-based PHP version into a cli: https://github.com/Vultour/steamcli It's pretty rough, but lets you filter your games based on the user tags on each game. You can also fil
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by vultour 7y ago
What email client loads images by default in 2019? I've used Thunderbird for years and I am pretty sure it has been disabled for a long time, Outlook at work doesn't load anything outside of the firm's domain, and I also reme
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by vultour 7y ago
Completely agree, this piece from another comment reads like it was taken straight out of Twitch chat: "From Coq Require Import List Omega"
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by vultour 7y ago
It's the very first tweet?
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by vultour 7y ago
Wow, that must be the most American thing I've heard in a long while.
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by vultour 8y ago
Does Sauron evoke some sort of primal disgust in you like cockroaches do?
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by vultour 8y ago
Those don't use facial recognition, it's a bunch of border guards behind a wall manually evaluating if you match the data on the passport.

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