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silverreads
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Comment #23494436
I just left cloud software development to be the jack-of-all-trades only computer person at a local shop. I love it. I spend all day helping people instead of fighting jira.
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Comment #23423624
I'm inclined to believe the ones not shooting at the other ones myself.
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Comment #23387440
The bail funds have tens of millions now.
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Comment #23387428
I just looked at the first date I saw on the youtube page, ha, sorry.
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Comment #23387125
Thanks for posting this. This is a great rebuttable to so so many foolish claims here.
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Comment #23387117
He bent down, listened to the guy, and then moved his partner's knee.
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Comment #23387107
Hey that's not fair, that's from 2015! What does he think now? Don't just judge a man forever by his past actions!
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Comment #23387098
Can't dismiss it now. Every major corporation and most congressional lawmakers are now pushing for reform. Especially worth looking at Rep. Joyce Beatty who is a 70 year old black …
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Comment #23387021
11,000 claims of abuse in the last 3 days just in seattle is low?
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Comment #23386070
We all said this tech would be used for no good, and now here we are.
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Comment #23304836
They all just seem to re-print AP articles though?
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Comment #23288761
Yeah, really. If they can pull something amazing out of an old CPU again, that'd really be something. Perhaps a 128 penryn with modern accelerators bolted on? :p
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Comment #23288701
This is why people call it open sores. You have no idea what feature you need will be removed tomorrow. Software perfection is not achieved with constant churn, so I'm not really s…
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Comment #23284302
Really bad move. Shows the investors are putting the squeeze on them for new revenue, what they can do is now more important to them than what they should do. Well, good thing I us…
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Comment #23086511
I don't think that is deep enough for the mac pro to be stable front-to-back-wise, and it also only holds 60lb which is a little weak for a 40lb machine. Can't imagine it would las…
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Comment #23086341
Still no brakes?
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Comment #23085797
The workers would be creating a non compete for their own positions, and enforcing it against amazon hiring the scabs. Their right to do so is questionable, just as normal non-comp…
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Comment #23085743
I mean, is that out of character though? I was going to vote for bernie but if trump extends federally funded healthcare to everyone and abolishes private health insurance (which, …
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Comment #23085701
Prison time?
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Comment #23085679
You're saying that creating and enforcing non-competes that not all parties are in a position to agree fairly upon is unethical?
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Comment #23085618
Buy them beer. If they are having trouble communicating among themselves then meeting at some outside neutral location to discuss collective action is the best thing they can do. G…
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Comment #23085568
So of the people with smartphones, who also carry them with them everywhere, and allow location services, and somehow were added to the dataset of anonymized user location data, pr…
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Comment #23075646
Biden will stick with the party and it's "obligations" no matter what, so you've got a really good point here. Trump could punch low and swing left, where biden has no footing. May…
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Comment #23062280
Cool, but the whistleblower claiming 30% seems like a strange incentive.
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Comment #23053459
It's not that they do not understand what is good for them, they are simply rejecting your new features.