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srswtf123

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    Comment #28339288

    I hope you never are homeless, drug addicted, or mentally ill. I have been all of these things. I can tell you first-hand forcing people to comply makes things worse. That you don'…

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    Comment #28335648

    Well, certainly we can agree to disagree.

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    Comment #28335512

    This is, in all honesty, a terrifying point of view. Forcing people to take part in a society that has already rejected them and conform to someone else’s view of normal, healthy, …

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    Comment #28331483

    It most certainly is not difficult . The ethics of it are exceptionally straightforward. Greed is at the root of your conundrum. Put that aside, and you'll see more clearly.

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    Comment #28319596

    Voting for the lesser of two evils is still voting for evil . We only get to choose between candidates who are corrupt in different ways. That isn't the fault of the people, it's t…

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    Comment #28310522

    This feels like an attempt to normalize wage reduction & reduced benefits in exchange for working from home. I call BS. No one should accept this.

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    Comment #28298120

    I wonder how much has been spent over the years suppressing this?

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    Comment #28297570

    Every corporation has secrets they’d like to hide. No one is beyond reproach. I don’t think anyone is disputing that — but every thing Google is doing is the result of fallible hum…

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    Comment #28297293

    Okay, but we can agree that IBM powered the holocaust, and that those tattoos on survivor’s arms represented the punch cards for IBM systems, right? Because really, when there’s a …

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    Comment #28289584

    Ah yes, the legendary honesty, integrity, and forthrightness of Silicon Valley, and Corporate America in general. My father, an ex-Navy man, pointedly asked me once: “why do you wa…

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    Comment #28284830

    Back in 2004, I had a phone screen with the folks at Time, Inc., for a systems admin position. Now, I'd been out of school for about 10 years at that point. The interviewer's first…

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    Comment #28284381

    For what it’s worth, I made the same decision several years ago. I am 110% happier! I can look at myself in the mirror and feel good again. For me it wasn’t just tech though; its a…

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    Comment #28272006

    I currently use 1blocker. I also run a local pihole on my network for dns blocklists and rarely is my phone away from wifi. Seems ok.

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    Comment #28271572

    So what you’re saying is: it’s reasonable to dehumanize blue collar workers because they might be lazy?

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    Comment #28261347

    This reason is why I personally would like separate app stores. I'd _really_ like to see an iOS app store, curated by the FOSS community, focused on privacy and productivity -- act…

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    Comment #28253851

    If you’re putting things in binders, print out the full headers of the emails. Maybe even the raw mail; though I admit html mail makes that very unpleasant.

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    Comment #28253819

    This feels like a solid tip, thank you. One question: can you specify separate payments methods per child account? It would be useful to have, for instance a personal Amex & corp A…

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    Comment #28246526

    You might try actually talking honestly with some women about this some time. Every woman I know has a story to tell. Nearly all of them would make you weep. We could do so much be…

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    Comment #28236435

    The last company I worked at renamed every department in this fashion. Sales? SalesOps. HR? PeopleOps. I worked ... in operations. We didn't get a shiny new name. But then, we actu…

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    Comment #28230344

    This is basically what I do too: Tmux, vim, and some tmux-fu to enable copy-on-select with the mouse.

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    Comment #28229779

    The question I’ve been asking myself since skimming through the report earlier is this: Why should I take Facebook at their word for anything? If the data is publicly available, th…

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    Comment #28225148

    > As dysfunctional as this team is, quitting would feel like letting them down Do you think your FAANG employer would have a second thought about letting YOU down? Doubtful. The fi…

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    Comment #28225079

    > I feel like I've made a terrible decision and don't know what to do next. My advice is straightforward. First, stay in the position until an adequate amount of time has passed so…

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    Comment #28225019

    It's been painfully obvious that money laundering is one of the primary activities of the CIA. Doing illegal things to get money to do more illegal things is the name of the game. …

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    Comment #28224979

    I've been thinking along these lines myself lately, and I can't help but think about something I'd read from a tweet, which I'll paraphrase (at much greater length): In business, i…