Humdeee

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by Humdeee 8y ago
I don't see how companies can overlook language support in any kiosk. I live in Canada on the border between Ontario and Quebec and nearly all interactive procedures start with choosing "English" or "French" as a st
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I'm the opposite. I actually believe that if the overwhelming standard of the kiosk order were to exist today, it'd be an excellent opportunity for a chain store to re-introduce human interaction when ordering and be very successf
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Recall #2: metal zip ties
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I must have been 6 or 7 with Windows 95 at home and I double-clicked that mysterious black and orange hazard icon on my dad's desktop. Duke Nukem proceeded to captivate me, then I blinked, and now I'm over 30.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
This often encourages bloated and less elegant, simple code
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Hmmm, I think LinkedIn does this as well... I've seen it more than a couple times now and I hate seeing badges on any of my mobile apps.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
> What a myopic comment, and dripping with unwarranted vitriol. For those who are vocabulary stunted (like me apparently): myopic: nearsighted. vitriol: cruel and bitter criticism.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
The entire thing just seems like automated micromanagement
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Don't be afraid to be more bold with some of life's decisions; often the risk is well worth the potential outcome.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
My SO is a HR manager, many times as a screen for tech roles. It's interesting hearing it from the other side. She's a brick wall with regards to sensitive job information that lie past her scope of knowledge. She just won't
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by Humdeee 8y ago
> As a hiring manager, I’ve given homework assignments to weed out candidates from the pack but I always kept it reasonable, just a few hours in length. "Just" a few hours has always, always been an underestimation when I'
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by Humdeee 8y ago
> I burn myself when I solder. There are excellent stock images out there to make your soldering experience even more memorable: https://petapixel.com/assets/uploads/2016/03/stockphotowoman... https:
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by Humdeee 8y ago
You're not "that guy" at all. It's quite the opposite. Most people (myself included) have no clue what a dry hit is as well. In fact, people who vape often have the reputation of being "that guy".
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Just imagine the diversity and conversations you would have in that banquet hall... conversing alongside the evolution of common fashion and speech. You (currently being working class in present day) would likely be the most sought after pe
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Looked at mine now. I've spent maybe 3-4 minutes on bookface today and it's got a huge percentage lead to the next few apps, which I have spent considerable more time on. It makes me want to just switch to FB through mobile safari
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Even the APFS final release still had a scaled roll-out I believe for safety.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Is it not obvious? It's a visual opinion that is open to interpretation as much as any company that can consider you a fit for their culture. It's not a universal cringe per se, but likely falls into 'outside of social norms&
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I could of sworn that the audio for the Butcher's voice was levels higher than the rest of anything else in the game. Madly clicking in retreat as some fat, greasy demon sprinted after you is a staple to every young player.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
The rush of cheating wore off pretty quickly. I think everyone went through their 'ear collection' phase, but it was rather beating Diablo on Hell difficulty as the real accomplishment. I always found the Lazarus quest to be harde
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Fond memories of this as a kid. I remember after playing it for a while with friends and coming across BoBaFett's trainer and DooM-Gaze's (sic?) trainer enabling god-mode, fast spellcast, maxed stats, Godly Plate of the Whale armo
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I agree. Make it simple, attractive, and keep it's format familiar. Export to PDF. Nothing else. It's a resume... it doesn't have to be paired with the paper equivalent of a LSD trip...
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Also "teleco". I assume this is supposed to be telco or telecom
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I am not a fan of this format at all. It is exhausting to read. How many iterations? You have spelling errors in your bars...
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I'm surprised to hear a top police authority say this. I come from a family of police and it's always said that when telling your side of the story in a traffic incident, saying something along the lines of: "But Officer, the
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by Humdeee 9y ago
> receive ads to show you I'm just envisioning a scenario where the car automatically pulls to the side of the highway, locks the doors and dishes you with a 15 second ad, and then the doors unlock and the journey resumes as normal.
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by Humdeee 9y ago
Chapter 1: hello world
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by Humdeee 9y ago
I don't find it more or less creepy than what we discover companies doing under the hood on our smartphone apps, computers, sharing personal info, etc.
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by Humdeee 9y ago
> the ability of the dealer to remotely control the car's operation (!!) This could be misleading. From the small article at least, the only action I assume that was done was the cruise control being disengaged from it's faulty
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by Humdeee 9y ago
It's almost as if... as if... people like different things and have different opinions, isn't it?
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by Humdeee 9y ago
Datacenters everywhere would freeze over and the digital ice-age would begin.

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