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smdyc1
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About smdyc1
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Comment #48262320
Yes, it's a basic function of any customs and quarantine organisation. Australian Border Force don't care if you have memes mocking our PM or DJT. Inspection of electronic devices …
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Comment #48261345
We have? My international relatives have never been searched to that degree, if at all. That said, the whole thing is overreach in any democratic society.
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Comment #46038815
Only because you confabulate your personal power with what they really care about.
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Comment #46021737
Amazon are not resolving your issue in minutes because you have power over them. They do it because it is efficient and profitible for them to keep customers happy. Your actual inf…
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Comment #43969756
I also read there was some difficulty in target designation as the pilots had different maps, so the grid coordinates were off.
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Comment #43969750
I read in A Bridge Too Far, the Hawker Typhoons that attacked German positions at the start of the Operation (called in by the Forward Air Comtroller), flew under the opening barra…
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Comment #43558307
That was more a choice by individual aircrew than higher command or bureaucracy.
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Comment #43308212
Playing right into Putin's hands.
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Comment #42215445
Toddlers don't kill people. People kill people.
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Comment #42114745
It's also like this in small companies, like the one I work for, and I think rightfully so. One of the mobile app projects I was involved in got bogged down for months due to the l…
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Comment #41889061
Not to mention that when you can't see, you slow down? Does the self-driving system do that sufficiently in low visibility? Clearly not if it hit a pedestrian with enough force to …
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Comment #41620909
Exactly what i was thinking.
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Comment #40908088
I'd shift the blame somewhat on the owners of the Airbnb properties and Airbnb itself rather than the tourists. They're the ones getting rich at the expense of the locals.
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Comment #40833648
Yes, I tend on the side of only tweaking things when I realise I'm repetitively using the same context menus. That's the only point I learn the keyboard shortcuts, or map one, thes…
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Comment #40791919
Much beloved? Maybe in your circle, certainly nobody i know considered him beloved. I mean, the guy admitted to a room full of journalists he was happy to burn a bunch of Afghan in…
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Comment #40176789
I totally recommend this, especially if you haven't heard Dan's podcasts before. One of his best, next to Death Throes of The Republic (if you want a fascinating depiction of pre-E…
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Comment #40029784
It's triple the cost of a single user license for the same thing. Beancounters don't like that.
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Comment #40029391
If there was a way to get a company licence, I'd have bought it for our dev team.
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Comment #39373444
Then can I ask the owner of whatever device we're running on, to add one or two zeros to my bank balance?
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Comment #39256744
I can imagine a season of Curb Your Enthusiasm with Larry David spending the season trying to bring the codpiece back into fashion, after another embarrassing pants tent episode li…
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Comment #39238286
Man that sucks. Rest in peace. I loved his character in The Mandalorian.
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Comment #39192284
We (and our new clients) constantly get frivolous cease and desist notices from a particularly butthurt competitor whenever they lose one of their customers to us. They have a habi…
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Comment #39016008
I'm not saying i expect that at all. I'm saying they should have some knowledge about what they are managing than just being a people person. Wouldn't you hate your direct manager …
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Comment #39015977
Likewise. I've even given up table top games like Flames of War for lack of space to place a 4ft x 6ft game board. No chance to fit a static model railroad. My dad fit one in our t…
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Comment #39015044
And of course, the public servants and the politicians involved largely got off scot free. In the Australian Robodebt case as well as the British Post Office, the key people involv…