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containedgravel
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Comment #41500314
Pretty much any where I live (finland), can't fire people at will. It requires constant effort to not show up and get warnings to get fired. I believe this is a lot better approach…
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Comment #41498975
Immediate termination doesen't sound like a morale winner in a corporate environment. Giving special treatment to other employees over others doubly so. HR procedures like these sh…
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Comment #41497260
You can both abuse your market position and offer a better service, possibly because of the former enabling it.
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Comment #41444718
>Elevated salinity dissipates very quickly from the point of outflow. I've not seen any evidence supporting this is the case, but the opposite; large swathes of high-saline concent…
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Comment #41406951
So far there haven't been people who haven't liked being called smart, though maybe my personal sample size is too small
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Comment #41406942
I will. In the same way a raincoat will hopefully prevent most of the water from reaching me, so too I hope blocking ads with software will prevent them from reaching my eyes
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Comment #41399892
I doubt liking compliments is unique to engineering
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Comment #41399881
Wouldn't people evaluating your product usually be the people to decide whether to use it? How often do people just hand out their manager's numbers to random sales people?
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Comment #41399753
>Humans are susceptible to advertising full stop In the same way we're still "affected" by rain because we have to use an umbrella or a raincoat, sure. Compensating for a known eff…
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Comment #41378679
>Linux distributions do not implement it out of the box There are several distributions that _do_ implement by-default restrictions to all running software with stuff like Cgroups …