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human
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Comment #46832700
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Comment #43223763
Yes, and it seems to be global. MS hasn’t even updated their status page though.
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Comment #39009578
Do you think hiring takes longer at your company because of this policy?
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Comment #39009561
As a manager, I often need to hire someone fast and will end up having to go above market to get good talent to make the move. I can’t afford to increase everyone else’s salary by …
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Comment #38473077
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q_(Star_Trek)
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Comment #37029002
This one is insane!
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Comment #36525694
As a Canadian, I feel like this is terrible news. From a web publisher point of view, I do agree that Google is going to far sometimes by embeding the content directly in the SERP.…
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Comment #35934307
I know this has been asked a million times but when are we going to get a great printer company? Right now we have to settle for the least bad manufacturer.
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Comment #35869746
It’s called a bandwagon. Get on board.
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Comment #35395846
If I were Elon, first thing I would have done is ctrl+f “elon”…
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Comment #35050630
I was sure this was going to speak of the floppy disk icon for saving; not the actual floppy disks!
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Comment #35033897
setTimeout to trigger the screensaver. Restart the timeout on mouse move.
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Comment #34843484
Thank you. Feels good to know this is s real thing!
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Comment #34843477
I already open my 1password with fingerprint on my Mac and with Face ID on my iPhone. But if something goes wrong, I still have my strong master password. I don’t see the problem t…
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Comment #34843343
I still wonder some days if I’m the only "real" conscious observer and all of you are just "programs". There’s really no way to tell even with humans. And the only reason why we as…
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Comment #34800049
Sometimes you just want to have fun. But I agree, I don’t know why he suggests it would be fast…
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Comment #34784173
If you’re visiting a webpage with such a script, it may be for your own good to freeze it.
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Comment #34748171
If you think you hold the truth, you don’t. If you think your position is unbiased, you’re wrong. We are all flawed and ignorant humans and recognizing it is the first step to enli…
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Comment #34735638
As an MBA actually running a medium size business, this article makes my head hurt. I think all these layoffs will be a healthy purge for the better allocation of resources, aka th…
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Comment #34576044
Someone should fix phone calls. It shouldn’t be so easy to spam and phone numbers should be clearly associated with the business behind it. Something similar to SSL certs. Also, I …
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Comment #34575992
It’s not just Twitter. Maybe this tool could be made to uncloack a list of known url shorteners.
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Comment #34461600
Yes, but that has nothing to do with the technical side. No amount of engineers would bring back advertising dollars to Twitter.
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Comment #34461581
The size of these layoffs are minimal in comparison with the hires they have done during the pandemic. I see this as normalization more than anything else.
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Comment #33962003
Am I the only one who is tired of the classic "As your CEO, I own this outcome and take full responsibility for the decisions that got us here."? What does that even mean? Taking r…
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Comment #33700838
Something I don't understand: how are UUIDs not safe given that they are probably better than 99.9999% of passwords generated by users?