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b40d-48b2-979e
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About b40d-48b2-979e
Educated in Network Engineering, I've been in the workforce since 2010, and have held a career in everything from Windows sysadmin to fullstack developer to my current interest in platform engineering.
My personal interests are dancing, PLT, video games, playing my assortment of instruments, and pedestrian-focused city planning.
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Comment #49217568
Not only is the pay worse (like literally half of what you make doing webdev for a corp), but they mandate you be on site at a factory working first shift like you're on the produc…
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Comment #49202562
as i recall AT&T used to have such windowless anonymous buldings scattered in some cities for their equipment I worked in Cleveland, and the AT&T building there was one such case. …
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Comment #49198715
whether they actually just hate gas turbine generators running 24/7 in their neighborhoods. Or the increased pollution (air, light, and sound) from having a warehouse-sized buildin…
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Comment #49173661
How often are you people mowing your lawn that that's even a concern? It's like this is "surburbs: the problem: the comment section"
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Comment #49173483
wat. Causing damage to the grass you're hitting with a (relatively) blunt object in the first place? All you did was waste three times the gas.
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Comment #49064383
Just submit citizen. Nothing to hide, right?
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Comment #49021280
Comparing crypto scammers to political dissidents is a WILD slippery slope strawman.
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Comment #49016510
It's easy: don't be a scammer.
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Comment #49016026
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Comment #48950129
I think it's quite clear that only applies to corporations. Workers will still go to prison.
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Comment #48936599
GP probably wasn't alive back then in all likelihood.
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Comment #48934277
IDK, it looks pretty comparable at the bottom end to the Buzz. New vehicles in general are so expensive now. I remember buying my first car in the 2000s for $1K (used, granted) and…
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Comment #48934203
Too expensive for a worse vehicle than the Model Y (with incentives, it was a >$20K difference). I take 1-2 trips for 12 hours a year and the Buzz gets >100mi less range, so that's…
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Comment #48933943
90% of the wealth at the top 1%.
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Comment #48926715
Yeah, I'm waiting to sell it for an EV minivan to come out. The Mercedes VLE looks interesting. I was hopeful for the VW Bus, but it's just underwhelming.
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Comment #48925382
Too bad the handling is shit. It's too heavy. This is why I kept my motorcycle for when I want to have fun on the road.
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Comment #48922419
This is what PowerShell does, it has both the archaic `for` style with a newer iterator-like `foreach`.
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Comment #48907510
What do you mean "no way"? We've written long texts for as long as we've been writing as a species.
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Comment #48907447
That is not the argument being made and this interpretation feels entirely in bad faith akin to the other sibling comments.
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Comment #48907361
Does the word "plaintext" mean anything to you?
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Comment #48907083
training people to believe that them having impossible to inspect encrypted channels from your machines to theirs is a best practice Oh yeah, I much preferred when my government an…
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Comment #48819926
What is a society without culture? Decline.
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Comment #48810039
Or just get it from your library. I rarely find myself re-visiting books, so that model is ideal to me.
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Comment #48768005
The same thing that happens in court cases across state lines. It goes to one of the jurisdictions in a lawsuit unless it qualifies for diversity jurisdiction and goes to a federal…
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Comment #48764902
and probably unaffected from climate change No place is unaffected.