andreysolsty

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by andreysolsty 4y ago
It's in TFA: "10.Both parties had access to these tools. For instance, in 2020, requests from both the Trump White House and the Biden campaign were received and honored. However:"
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by andreysolsty 4y ago
You're probably ignoring your own bias in this (and I say this as someone with no stake in US politics and who cares very little about Twitter). I read the thread expecting some huge revelation and there was none. Flop describes it pre
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by andreysolsty 4y ago
I’ve noticed this since the lockdowns in 2020/21. We were locked down quite heavily in the UK and the days just started to blend into one. So it’s understandable that my memory during that period would not be great, particularly recall
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Dublin-based Twitter executive secures injunction to prevent dismissal(irishtimes.com)
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England and Wales now minority Christian countries, census reveals(theguardian.com)
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by andreysolsty 4y ago
Looking at it from a users perspective, people constantly trying to airdrop me stuff is not something I want, even though I want to use “everyone” at times. I’ve had this happen in public before and it’s annoying but maybe it’s become so wi
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by andreysolsty 4y ago
Why change from one made up title to another when we could just use the _actual_ title: “Reach new depths with the Oceanic+ app and Apple Watch Ultra”
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by andreysolsty 4y ago
Not being able to use Office is a death sentence?
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by andreysolsty 4y ago
You can be an ad company and respect your users privacy. They’re not mutually exclusive as the headline seems to suggest.
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by andreysolsty 4y ago
>> I entered the workforce in late 2020 and have never worked full-time in an office longer than summer internships I don’t mean to dismiss your point entirely. Even as someone who prefers WFH I can’t deny there are some benefits to t
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by andreysolsty 4y ago
Dice is fantastic. Another thing they do is allow you to join a waiting list for sold out events. People who have bought tickets and want to return them can return them to the waiting list (and people on the waiting list will get a notifica
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by andreysolsty 4y ago
In theory. In reality I live somewhere with lots of worker protections, lots of small businesses and I know people who run very small “mom and pop” type businesses who have absolutely no problem obeying these laws.
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by andreysolsty 4y ago
If there’s one thing I’ve learnt from this whole debacle, it’s that US employment law is fucked. I can’t believe worker protections are so poor in such a forward thinking, modern country. The things he’s getting away with sound like somethi
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UK Bank Santander Will Block Payments to Crypto Exchanges(decrypt.co)
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by andreysolsty 4y ago
Im really curious how severance in non-US jurisdictions works in these cases. Both stripe and Facebook are offering WAY more than required by UK law for example. Do they offer similar packages to any UK staff laid off? Or do they assume tha