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by scrapcode 5y ago
When I moved into my new home about 18 months ago I decided to forego putting a television in my bedroom. Instead I throw a [wireless] earbud in and listen to a podcast or audio book set to a 30-minute sleep timer. I know this is not perfec
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I recently took a management class to wrap up my BSCS that discussed Maslow's Heirarchy of Needs [0], which I thought articulated some feelings of need I have had throughout my career(s) in facilities management, project management, an
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by scrapcode 5y ago
18+ years of 'dabbling' in design and development, building personal tools and freelancing smaller client websites. Recent non-traditional BS:CS grad to check off a life goal, but don't plan on entering the field as I am deep
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by scrapcode 5y ago
Ditto - I recently switched to BitWarden and kind of forgot that I was still giving it a self determined "trail period." This certainly kicked that trail period into my new current password manager.
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by scrapcode 5y ago
Same here. It appears(?) that my account got deleted.
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I think it is pretty simple really. If your goal is reaching the largest number of people through communication, you kind of have to adopt whatever is "meta."
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I haven't really found a practice or routine, yet, but I've always seeked out a higher power and it is something I am still interesting in. I quit drinking alcohol ~60 days ago which drove me to attend some AA meetings. An elderly
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I am lucky enough to be home with my small immediate family this morning. I spent most prior to this in basic training, deployed on a military mission, working in federal prisons, or some other seemingly less-than-desirable place. I grew to
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by scrapcode 5y ago
Harvey Penick's Little Red Book: Lessons And Teachings From A Lifetime In Golf https://www.amazon.com/Harvey-Penicks-Little-Red-Book/dp/145...
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by scrapcode 5y ago
The 3rd person view of this in my mind is hilarious.
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by scrapcode 5y ago
It's the recruiter's automated shotgun, in my experience.
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I see this being echoed in many different ways. For myself, this aspect of PHP is how I was able to get into software development for fun in my younger days. "Change this, save it, refresh and see what happens" was amazing for mot
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I have many of the same experiences within an agency of the USDA. It's certainly not fast paced, and you really have to have some experience to what different "IT Specialist" positions do at this branch vs. this other branch,
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I grew up in "Small Town America" in a large family and was really one of the "few" to ever move away (if any). The "problem" for me is that there really isn't an alternative to Facebook for sharing pictur
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I worked some pretty grueling swinging shift work as a Stationary Engineer in a high pressure steam boiler plant for a couple of years. I bought a "bright light therapy" lamp and it seemed to make a difference for a while, but I w
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by scrapcode 5y ago
To be honest, I know more that do than do not. Especially if you take weekend drinking and spread that out as an average throughout the week.
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I am in my early thirties and have been a hobby developer since I was about twelve. I've always wanted to write code as a daily job, but that idea fades further and further as I settle into how little I actually have to do in my curren
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I can see the business of open source software support coming to play as well. I went from freelance development to more of a govt contracting role and just recently pivoted my career back towards tech. I never saw this side of the business
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I partly agree with you. But who gets to make those decisions at Google and what happens to your data when they do? These massive corporations have found that they don't need to value customer support and that includes immediately bloc
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by scrapcode 5y ago
There are a lot of comments on the situation itself, or the companies involved when these type of events happen. Speaking of evolutionary behavior as a whole, why does the industry still keep driving towards IoT / IaaS when events like
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by scrapcode 5y ago
At first glance I thought "Not Our MFing Problem." Thanks.
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I have a 9mo old in day care. Day care keeps these kids constantly sick regardless of C19 - I just spent two nights on Memorial Day weekend in the hospital with my son due to RSV. Anyways, out of curiosity how did C19 end up effecting the i
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by scrapcode 5y ago
Park University, a small private uni in Parkville, Missouri.
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by scrapcode 5y ago
As a young ambitious man I always knew programming was going to be my passion, but life had different plans and I have ended up in less technical IT related roles. I used to think that this ever-revolving door of advancement in tech would c
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by scrapcode 5y ago
I just took a 300 level course on the psychology of humor that hit on a few theories of humor. What you describe with your doggo would fit mostly within the "incongruity theory," if you're interested in looking it up. Pretty
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by scrapcode 5y ago
Since it has already been brought up... is there a hypothetical way to anonymously submit your data? Say, an alias and using a Visa gift card, perhaps?
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by scrapcode 5y ago
If you click and hold, it becomes a free draw selection tool with the same rules!
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by scrapcode 6y ago
Half? I live in the Midwestern US. Have been dabbling in software for most of my life, have some decent working examples and am finishing my BS:CS this year. I can't even get close to my current salary in my current unrelated field ($8
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by scrapcode 6y ago
Many of the trades still pay over the average mid-level Software Engineer here in the Midwestern US. Of course who your employer is in either field is going to make a difference. If this is the direction you're trying to go: I grew up
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by scrapcode 6y ago
A lot of these complaints seem to take me back many years - when I still worked in tech as a profession. Mainly because they are the same frustrations with decades-old attempts at creating a WYSIWYG that is remotely successful. It is intere

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