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thirduncle
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Comment #17305145
Countermeasures?
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Comment #17280317
From 2016 and definitely a repost.
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Comment #17250292
I cant tell whether you are joking. Seriously. That's what life in a Big Corp is quite often like, actually.
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Comment #17240934
That mountain often seems to bring the worst in people. No, it wasn't "the mountain" that brought out the worst in these people. It was quite simply the obsessive pursuit of money,…
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Comment #17183845
"... that about the driver ..."
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Comment #17183208
Is it? My understanding is that (other than the brand and parent ownership) as services they're quite different.
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Comment #17183145
And good riddance. An incredibly callous attitude to take at what must have been a truly profound sense of anguish and despair experienced by a person known to others as their "bel…
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Comment #17128577
I have actually - including some pretty nasty ones. But I'll confess at this point to be at a loss to understand this "smartphone addiction" thing people keep talking about. Being …
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Comment #17127464
Smartphones provide useful functionality in day to day life. Do they now?
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Comment #17127160
Ban them all you like, they will be used regardless. We'll see about that. I'd say legal bans are worth a try at least. Privacy is dead, and nobody can save it. If you keep repeati…
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Comment #17127113
So you try it first, and only adjust when you have real evidence that this is not working for you. That's the whole point -- in order to find evidence that it isn't working, you ha…
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Comment #17126940
It's actually quite easy to "break" your addiction to smartphones: Don't use them in the first place.
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Comment #17126922
They call him a friend and say he never wavers in his passion or mission. But do they... agree with that "mission" -- or more specifically, what has become of it in 2018? That's th…
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Comment #17110579
I mean that it objectively is a bad deal for Turkey, I'm sure you agree with that. Let's just assume that it is. But you'd have to agree also that's hard to have much sympathy for …
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Comment #17110535
I agree that it's complex and political. But this language that sees Turkey as the one being "massively screwed over" in the region - that I think we dispense with.
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Comment #17110081
It ends up screwing over Turkey massively, which unsurprisingly hasn't signed. Turnabout is fair play, you know. Unless one wishes to pretend that certain events in 1974 have no ro…
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Comment #17110018
Solved by getting a good office manager. In theory, I guess. But -- getting back to the original subject -- for some reason during interviews the odds that you'll get an inadequate…
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Comment #17104967
Actually no, I didn't.