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ifelsethenyeah
4y ago
"Oookay, who fat-fingered the EBGP peering table this time?" Welp, everyone needs a DR/BCP plan for national and regional disasters of natural and human kinds that also involve cellular, network, fuel, and power outages at di
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ifelsethenyeah
4y ago
I'm not sure where you sourced your information. Taxi drivers are around as dangerous as loggers. Petro-chem (oil rigs) are also extremely dangerous.
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ifelsethenyeah
4y ago
"Nothing to see here. Please disperse. And stop recording."
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ifelsethenyeah
4y ago
So, what does "close" mean? 1000 ft with a telescope? I can understand not interfering with the immediate official duties, but this seems like it will be overturned on 1a grounds.
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4y ago
It depends if they're deficient in terms of: - Not protecting the team from unreasonable demands and/or blame from the organization - Doesn't ensure the work environment stays civilized for all - Doesn't lead or set an e
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4y ago
1, 2, and 5 are essentially the same sort of Cluster B issues. Related: The No *sshole Rule is a good book to read on how a single jerk can ruin a team, manager or not. 3 is treating others with contempt instead of equal humans. 4 is a la
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ifelsethenyeah
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This is genius (sort-of). It solves a specific and practical need without being too grandiose. In the long term, an independent, non-profit, social enterprise, government-sponsored entity would be a better vehicle for this because whichever
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ifelsethenyeah
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Too many people nowadays leap to part with huge sums of money with little or no assurances and refuse to make waves when (not if) they get taken.
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Hmm.. what if you wear sunglasses and checkout the screen's figure? Would it still notice?
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I love how it's pay money for the privilege to temporarily license a beta, unfinished feature, but only if you jump through a million hoops. Some gotcha capitalism right there. Perhaps King Musk could go to a feature-enabled forever mo
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ifelsethenyeah
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Keep your hands off my FLAC and MP3 hoards. :P Actually, Spotify's catalog isn't that impressive. I use Plexamp when Spotify's choices get old. Soundcloud also has infinite permutations of remixes.
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Argh, I mistook it for the classic yellow WM-F45. Tapes and pencils forever. ;P Edit: I remember one of the last-ish MP3 players was a Dell one with a micro HDD. First drop and it died. xD
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I don't care about ascetics much at an airport except decorating around functionality. Around 2005, the newer Shanghai airport had information boards that didn't contain information except various permutations of Windows' BSO
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4y ago
1. Vehicle marketing and 2. personal information and demographics collection for resale preying on the magical thinking of people who play the lottery as wishful thinking in order to better their circumstances.
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ifelsethenyeah
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Ah, good ol' insecure attachment styles, emotional unavailability, and/or fear of abandonment. --- BTW: If you want to be immensely unpopular with most people, get good ones tagging along with other good ones of their preferred ge
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My grandparents were both from extremely broken homes and married young (15 and 21). They were together until they passed, for 70+ years. Even so, they split for about 6 months at one point but came back together. They: Chose their battles.
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ifelsethenyeah
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Sorry, I don't know what you mean by that. If "supposed" implies judgements from vague "them", I don't really care what "they" think.
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There are numerous holistic and historical factors that throw more people into the jaws of the unforgiving US criminal justice system: 1. School-to-prison pipeline [i] 2. For-profit prisons 3. Mandatory minimums 4. Three-strikes laws 5. Ove
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Yes. He's a political prisoner, 77 yo, and of no danger to anyone.
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America has the highest incarceration rate in the world except Seychelles. Furthermore, the US is generally unconcerned with rehabilitation, prisoner welfare, and is most concerned with locking up as many people as possible in for-profit pr
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Listen and watch works by Chris Hedges. He teaches in prisons and notices many aging, nearly cripple African-American men in for life for petty crimes. In the rest of the world, actual life sentences are unheard of short of terrorism and ma
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Go away or I shall taunt you a second time PS: I actually have the bridgekeeper's questions as a welcome mat.
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True that. An older woman makes me think birth defects, less agreeable, more jaded, less spontaneous, less flexible, worrying more, and less energetic for weekend adventures. These are mostly stereotypes that don't hold for all cases.
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Numbers don't mean much either way. I used to date quantities of women randomly without any consideration to fit but they revealed themselves to be poor fits. Smoking, drugs, bad habits, already had kids, alcoholism, emotional instabil
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Coffee maybe fine for some people, but it's too sterile, formulaic, low-effort, and low-energy like a business meeting. I prefer to do something. And don't waste 5-6 dates when you know in the first 1-2 if they're worth explo
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I'll take 3 guesses: a. 13" x 9". A tape measure and body shaming ensued. b. Minimum $200m net balance sheet. c. Minimum 6'7" height.
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Dating books are written by people who are in the business of selling books. I would doubt many elderly couples or parties of who are happily-married for decades write dating or relationship advice books. Keep your money and talk to happy c
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Checklist people who act like they're entitled to order a person at Burger King are perpetual unicorn chasers. The ego and self-absorption of those types is suffocating. The good stuff is when it's effortless at first. For the lon
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ifelsethenyeah
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From here, it sounds like you're trying too hard and it's coming across as desperate or lacking in confidence. I live near downtown ATX. I'm technically tipsy HN'ing at this hour after going out to 6th and Rainey with a