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Comment #15743246
Windows 10
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Comment #15741981
I've heard quite a few anecdotal reports of FFQ being slow on certain websites. I've had no such issues, and in fact really like Quantum. I've used FF for a long, long time. I may …
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Comment #15541286
This x1000. Before you plan the next 10 years of your life in a certain direction, spend some time ensuring thats actually the direction you want to take. Edit: Will also add, for …
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Comment #15484283
Very broad and vague question I am having trouble beginning to answer. 1) Are you assuming all price increases are due to being "aggressive"? 2) What industries are you talking? Pu…
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Comment #15127104
>We live in a capitalist society. Always a solid cop-out for allowing bad things to continue
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Comment #15093343
I can't specifically speak to this, but I would like to chime in with one thing: A lot of your post reminds me of the common traits of Imposter Syndrome [1]. Even if you are actual…
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Comment #15084335
My personal opinion backed by absolutely 0 scientific evidence would be to provide warm lighting with individual (desk based) dimmer switches - allowing the individual to adjust li…
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Comment #15067001
It's hard to make any recommendations without a bit more information. 1) Where do you find your view of the phone interview going from optimistic to feeling it's gone awry? 2) Are …
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Comment #14969957
Or I read the question, and mistakenly assumed DiskCryptor worked with Linux without confirming. Oops.
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Comment #14968970
I personally use DiskCryptor, but I am not super up-to-date on the best programs for encryption/decryption. DiskCryptor does the job for me. Easy to use, open source.
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Comment #14874636
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14800579 Thread on Coping with Loneliness that I asked awhile ago, has some very valuable and applicable answers. I'm sorry I cant be of more h…
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Comment #14848777
I understand where your coming from and I'm sure theres a happy medium. Doing just money or just enjoyment wont work as well as a proper balance. But, to play devils advocate... Ha…
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Comment #14847505
What is questionable, imo, is this worldview which you and another have mentioned. What a sad way to live, fulfilling other peoples needs in exchange for 0's, instead of trying to …
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Comment #14847453
I feel really sorry for you and your friends who spend your lives doing what you don't enjoy for the sake of some 0's on your bank account. Also, I'm not saying go pick flowers for…
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Comment #14842504
If you ever want to truly be held as an expert, you should be doing what you _enjoy_ most. Not for money, not for job security. Purely enjoyment. The rest will follow.
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Comment #14842466
Networking, networking, networking. And I mean the social kind. Regardless of experience, resume, whatever.. Networking is everyones number one way of getting a "foot in the door".…
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Comment #14842418
I don't know if "impressive" is the word I'd use, I also don't know if this is the sort of story you're interested in, but... I graduated Construction Engineering Technology, worke…
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Comment #14813450
I agree 100% and think that OP __should__ absolutely be able to approach a coworker and mention this sort of thing. But, in the OP's interest (assuming OP wants to keep job in good…
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Comment #14813294
I disagree with this, and would be very cautious of doing something like this in a business setting. No matter how nicely you put it, you're going to come across as "I know more th…
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Comment #14812393
IMO don't stick your nose where it don't belong. As Danso said, you could mention it to the person which the person in question reports to, and I would do so with caution and vague…
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Comment #14805210
I don't feel brave. I just feel happy that this conversation can be had without judgement, without trolls, without feeling badly about mentioning it. I'm not near Regina, but your …
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Comment #14805189
Thank-you for the indepth reply! I think a lot of valuable information is there. I usually don't feel afraid of "looking lonely" but, there have been a few times I stop myself from…
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Comment #14805159
I'm very happy to see such a lively, helpful discussion sparked from my post. May I ask what you do on the days that it is bothering you? Do you just keep going until it doesnt bot…
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Comment #14805133
Thank-you for sharing your situation. I think the more discussion on this topic, the better for all of us. Walking/hiking seems like an easy habit to get in to with benefits abound…
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Comment #14805095
Thank-you for your offer, might just have to take you up on it!