AuthorizedCust

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by AuthorizedCust 6d ago
Not applicable for me. I have GMail send emails from you@x.com using the SMTP service of the web hosting company I manage that account through. I am not using GMail's own SMTP servers handle sends. It's all on the up and up.
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Google to discontinue allowing send as an external account in Jan. 2027
21 points by AuthorizedCust 7d ago|9 comments
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by AuthorizedCust 1mo ago
VOLUNTARILY follow. That part’s crucial. Your manager isn’t a leader simply by nature of being a manager because your followership isn’t voluntary. And there’s other crucial parts of leadership, mainly having a vision and motivating people
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by AuthorizedCust 1mo ago
Leadership is a mutual influence process that happens outside formal authority. It’s not a corporate title or rung on a ladder. If one is a leader, that’s a status informally conveyed by the leader’s voluntary followers.
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by AuthorizedCust 2mo ago
Tell your neighbors, friends, and government bureaucrats about the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre. Let me know how that goes.
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by AuthorizedCust 4mo ago
In other settings, I say that the national organization has neglected the programs and the culture for 75 years. You are confirming the statement. They are both badly neglected.
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by AuthorizedCust 4mo ago
More important context are current BSA youth and incoming generations of BSA Scout parents. To them, SA = sexual assault.
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by AuthorizedCust 4mo ago
I am a human, and I wrote that.
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by AuthorizedCust 4mo ago
I wrote that piece, and I am human. BTW, AI checkers are garbage. Even though your stat is heavily in my favor, I urge you not to use that stuff. It is not rage bait. It's good-faith commentary on how a movement has become lost.
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by AuthorizedCust 4mo ago
I wrote this. I am a human.
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by AuthorizedCust 4mo ago
I am confident you invested greatly in the program in good faith. It's hard to learn of problems with something we deeply invested in. I've been there. It took me years to work through this struggle and come to these positions. Bu
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by AuthorizedCust 4mo ago
This is all great, and it's even better when it's done in the context of properly age-banded programs. Many times, the high schooler wants to do different things than the 6th grader. And even when they do the same activity, approa
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by AuthorizedCust 4mo ago
All age bands deserve age-level programming. Today's reality is that 90% of BSA's high schoolers are stuck in its middle-school program. They aren't getting age-level programming. BSA has never strongly denied this. Instead,
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by AuthorizedCust 4mo ago
The 2020 drop was 1/3 LDS pullout, 1/3 pandemic. The spring membership numbers reveal this. Mid-spring is when the lapsed members from the prior year finally get dropped. Spring 2020 was before the pandemic had any real effect on
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Scouting's Real Crisis Is Not Marketing. It Is Decades of Neglect.(untendedfire.org)
28 points by AuthorizedCust 4mo ago|64 comments
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by AuthorizedCust 6mo ago
That text reads like AI output, where I commonly see two short sentences that describe a dichotomy in the “This is not… This is…” pattern. Therefore, that these sentences don’t describe the situation great could be due to poorly vetted copy
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by AuthorizedCust 10mo ago
I speak from experience. They aren’t on their phones when they are doing adventures.
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by AuthorizedCust 10mo ago
> As a scouter working with teenagers, I feel that most kids with a supportive backgrounds will tame this beast for themselves eventually… Fellow Scouter here. Lots of Scout units in the USA have cell phone bans. That’s such an obsolete
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by AuthorizedCust 10mo ago
Does it whip the llama’s ass?
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by AuthorizedCust 1y ago
Relative privation fallacy. “Timmy got away with it. I should get away with it, too.” -Elementary school students
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by AuthorizedCust 1y ago
> ArcGIS Enterprise (Portal, hosting servers, datastore, geoevent) all also run on Linux This isn’t about what platform an enterprise hosts its cloud offerings on. That barely affects the customer experience, outside of lock-in situation
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by AuthorizedCust 1y ago
Semantic wars are unhelpful distractions. Focus on the issues.
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by AuthorizedCust 1y ago
I have a SAE level 2 car. Those features DO help!
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by AuthorizedCust 1y ago
Texas is a big state. It’s lazy journalism to generalize the state as droughty, which is implied by that sentence. Lake Texoma has been hovering by the “full” mark pretty consistently for over 55 years. Recently, its water level has signifi
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uBlock Origin still works in Chrome 139
3 points by AuthorizedCust 1y ago|2 comments
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by AuthorizedCust 1y ago
Would you believe both Dull Men's Club groups were created by Americans? No kidding. The one with the registered-trademark symbol--a Nebraskan who moved to the UK. The other one--a Texan.
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by AuthorizedCust 1y ago
I cannot think of anything better than a 99% dull feed. Part of the point of DMC content is a solace from everyday stressors. That's a factor in why divisive topics--politics, religion, etc.--are discouraged when "main points&quot
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by AuthorizedCust 1y ago
Some of these are _pages_ that post content stolen from "dull" groups or from other groups that are thematically not far off, like Aldi fan groups. As your view includes pages that are just mass-theft operations seeking Facebook p
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by AuthorizedCust 1y ago
> Personally I see the name as more a jokey play on the stereotype of boring middle aged men who find such things interesting. #nailedit
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by AuthorizedCust 1y ago
There are two Dull Men's Clubs on Facebook. This article covers both. Both have around 1.8M members. The smaller one features Andrew McKean, the main topic of that article. The other one--with the registered trademark symbol in the nam

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