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fujigawa
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Comment #45862391
Do you think it's impossible that there are undocumented folks living under false identities and/or stolen SSNs casting votes in elections? It's a yes or no question. To put it ano…
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Comment #45862211
Is it your contention that if someone was an illegal immigrant as alleged, and in doing so able to pass a local government background check without arousing suspicion, someone woul…
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Comment #45862143
> And have you looked into the big employers, not Harriet Homeowner, but the meat packing plants, to see how carefully they examine documents? The larger an employer's size, the mo…
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Comment #45862079
One of the more egregious stories that made national news and captured the zeitgeist of this situation was the alleged illegal immigrant that was working as a sworn police officer …
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Comment #45860576
What do you propose that is better? VC-backed smartphone apps? Aircraft have much better quality electronics than a $20 tabletop radio located some distance away by whoever is ripp…
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Comment #45716273
I know it seems like an insignificant detail, but it's a totally different OS with a completely different lineage!
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Comment #45715845
It's not 'macOS'. The correct nomenclature is 'Mac OS'.
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Comment #45714058
You're right, the world is better off having some Asian kid taking apart your junk and breathing in solder fumes with no protection, rather than you running a legacy box in your ba…
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Comment #45713956
>Maybe the consulting section includes payments for programming work? Presumably at cheap rates, if so? Have we reached the point on the timeline where we believe low-level operati…
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Comment #45699239
Pure ragebait, location awareness existed pre-Teams in Lync/Skype/whatever. Sounds like this was written by someone who thinks they're being sneaky by fucking off at work. They alr…
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Comment #45664725
They cheat and use busybox. Meanwhile OpenBSD running all the default network services like sshd and smtpd uses < 32 MB RAM and that's with full ksh and real tools. That doesn't ha…
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Comment #45664664
The most compact, minimalist general purpose OS out there by far. Tiny memory footprint and loaded with network services built-in. Linux has become so bloated its users can't in go…
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Comment #45661327
They are all equally crap. I'm convinced the people designing collaboration tools don't have to use them on a daily basis.
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Comment #45661217
I'm gonna be honest, you sound like a problem employee. The companies not using Microsoft, are using Google. Which in my experience is equally or measurably worse. Just personal da…
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Comment #45658869
It's believable when the industry has pivoted to pushing SaaS garbage in every place imaginable to the point that on-prem solutions don't exist anymore. Do you expect them to not u…
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