crag

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by crag 7y ago
I was on a flight from FTL to NYC and saw some guy bring a duck on the flight. The duck was classified as his emotional support animal. It was a good idea, but once again people ruin a good thing.
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by crag 7y ago
I seriously doubt this will result in any jail time. Levandowski's lawyers will do everything they can to see to it no time is served. But he will probably pay a fine.. chump change to this man. And this pisses me off; people in Americ
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by crag 7y ago
82 years old, with serious cash flow issues. Choosing between food and meds? It's 50/50. In fact, living among them in Florida, I'd give odds that he'd choose to die.
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by crag 7y ago
I don't know why he was downloaded. I mean, come too Florida and talk to some 80 year old guy who has nothing, due to being scammed or ID theft. Frankly, be better if you just killed the guy. Now this guy has to decide between food and
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by crag 7y ago
//Now I am curious, who runs production customer facing apps on Azure? I'm assuming many people do given that Azure is second after AWS in market share or is that really just mostly corporate IT servers? The government does.
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by crag 7y ago
//The same way that fish eventually acquired the "lungs" genes. Which took a million years. But now watch out - we can do it in 4 hours. That's the difference.
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by crag 7y ago
Have you ever worked in Corporate America? Many times the decision to use something like Teams is made in an office across the country. And usually, its made with the vendor's sales team involved. This happens in government too, all th
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by crag 7y ago
There is no answer. That's not the point. They want to know your response anyway. Will you be funny, loud, blunt - whatever you do, answer.
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by crag 7y ago
The other problems China has is resources and cash. As the article points out, if you include maintenance and upgrades, naval ships tend to be 3x the cost of building them. That's not cheap. And resource wise, it is reliant on outside
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by crag 8y ago
Layers of middle management always sucks the life out of companies. And indeed governments. Try working for a bank, and you'll see exactly what I am talking about.
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by crag 8y ago
Well he's right about the first party. As for the tools... people need to vote.. in the US at least.
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by crag 8y ago
And it's about time too. Prices were just stupid in NYC. Even in Queens and Brooklyn. It needs a long correction.
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by crag 8y ago
I remember music like this being played at the [gay] circuit parties in NYC (and beyond) in the early 90's. Sure the DJ's played favorites, but at like 3AM, these type of tunes played. Trance, I think it was called. Been a while.
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by crag 8y ago
Mac version coming? I use AdGuard now, on Mac. But I'd like this on Mac as well. Safari I won't touch.
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by crag 8y ago
// The sustained users are ones that have good mods that improve the AI, and other aspects of the game. Civ 6 hasn't released the DLL, so us as modders, are in a holding pattern. Most of the major modders have quit (as have I
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by crag 8y ago
Why fonts? Or do they use fonts as an ID?
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by crag 8y ago
Some clients care. But many don't. They just want something to work. And even if they did what is wrong about choosing PHP?
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by crag 8y ago
This is just bs. PHP is thriving everywhere expect Silicon Valley.
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by crag 8y ago
Since you listed PHP - take a lot at Laravel ( https://laravel.com/ ) Like Rails, you can get a a site/app up in minutes. .
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by crag 8y ago
Laravel. It's PHP and (assuming you know Laravel) you can get a it up in minutes. It's development time is as fast as Rails. I'm not taking any chips from Rails. Rails was the first and is still one of the best. Just pointing
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by crag 8y ago
"plus PHP makes you a very uncommon find, right" What? Half the programmers I know in NYC write PHP. The other half write a combo of Java/C#/Python. These aren't programmers working for startups - they are working f
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by crag 8y ago
They are VOIP calls. And many are outside the US. And it's not just the robocalls- but I can't tell you how many calls I get a week about extending the maintenance plan on my car. And frankly, someone is buying this shit. Else the
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by crag 8y ago
I remember when MS brought out Fox. I was in Toledo at Fox's annual dev's conference (they were based in Toledo). I remember making a bet between a bunch of us [Fox dev's) how long it would take for MS to drop FP. I lost. Wa
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by crag 8y ago
I have a friend in NYC who makes a VERY nice living maintaining COBOL on mainframes. It's a niche market, so very few guys around who not only can read and write COBOL but also work on the mainframe. I pretty much do what he does excep
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by crag 8y ago
John Perkins does list specific examples in his book. Mostly located in Southeast Asia and South America. Not by name, of course. But by location. He talks about the politics of how these "deals" happened, who benefited and what
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by crag 8y ago
When I lived in NYC.. lived in Chelsea. Used to walk down to the WTC, to work. Was also one of the few in the office who lived in Manhattan. Everyone else was either Long Island or Jersey. So when bad weather hit, I had no excuse.
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by crag 8y ago
Here's her bio: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liz_Peek To sum it up: Wall Street (oil) -> law firm -> Treasury -> Fox News contributor. She's also Chair of the board of trustees for FIT (Fashion Inst
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by crag 9y ago
History repeats itself. I mean, how many times does this have to happen? And in the end, the "elite rich" get their heads chopped off. Because when it comes down to it, it's a numbers game. Russia, France, Spain, etc. etc.
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by crag 9y ago
I'd up-vote you twice if I could. Well said!
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by crag 9y ago
It's an election year. Promoting "gun control" of any kind will cost you votes (not to mention the non-stop attacks from the NRA). While promoting "loot box/gambling control" will gain you votes. It's just

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