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by 51Cards 6y ago
LONG term Pushbullet user here, big proponent of their services. I use it on Firefox myself so this doesn't affect me personally but still there are few services I will strongly advocate for. Pushbullet is one of them. Google, if yo
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by 51Cards 7y ago
Came here to say the same... broken on Firefox. Nice idea though.
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by 51Cards 7y ago
Pasting this reply I found elsewhere. Should be accurate to my knowledge. Yes to Slack! Ask whoever manages your organization to enable XMPP or IRC gateway connection, then add the appropriate type of account to Trillian. You won't ha
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by 51Cards 7y ago
Agreed, really disliking all of these new behaviours. I too subscribe to that theory, in that developers keep looking for ways to "make it better" and end up layering so many useless UI items on top of each other software becomes
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by 51Cards 7y ago
I still use Trillian just for the UI. I can have several chat windows open along the top of my screen without taking up much of my working space. Since I work remotely from most of my colleagues this is priceless and I don't know wha
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by 51Cards 7y ago
Thanks! These are new to me, one normal and one Pan on order. Thank you again!
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by 51Cards 7y ago
Thanks for this, going to try these.
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by 51Cards 7y ago
I tried to pick up a webcam last week... nothing anywhere.
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by 51Cards 7y ago
I didn't realize that IBM bought WU. Explains why I saw the quality tank... I wondered what was up. I ended up deleting it.
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by 51Cards 7y ago
I am no expert but I believe that when caused by an infection it is usually temporary.
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by 51Cards 7y ago
This. I flip between both languages all the time and without issue but I have to say in VB.Net I never have to go looking for that random missing brace that is throwing the entire structure off. I spent enough time doing that in my LISP d
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by 51Cards 7y ago
I also work in the conventions/trade shows/consumer shows space... we're also 100% cancelled for awhile. Had to lay off a bunch of staff this week, some who live paycheck to paycheck. Going to be a rough ride for a lot of p
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by 51Cards 7y ago
This isn't a very creative "repurpose" like many of the others however... I have purchased a few Surface Pro tablets off eBay with badly broken (read completely shattered) screens and bent frames. Seems that once Surface Pro
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by 51Cards 7y ago
Last number I heard was 250K pre-orders in November. That said the pre-order buy in was crazy cheap and just gets you a spot on the waiting list. I spend a fair amount of time in automotive circles though and interest in this truck is big
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by 51Cards 7y ago
I was locked out of my FB account for no reason a couple months back. The option I had was to send myself a text message but after a dozen tries over a couple weeks and never receiving the message I gave up for awhile. I didn't want
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by 51Cards 7y ago
That is my question too, if the abort system just went "Step 1, Step 2, etc." or if the abort system went "Step 1" and the automated processes took over from there. It wasn't entirely clear but it felt like the fi
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by 51Cards 7y ago
There is a great thread on r/spacex discussing the logistics around trying to save the booster. In the end it was generally agreed not to be possible. A VERY brief summary of reasons from memory: deceleration causes fuel to rise up i
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by 51Cards 7y ago
I was also amazed by this until I watched the post press conference. Elon seemed to describe in an answer to Everyday Astronaut that the launch abort sequence was set to trigger at a specific speed/altitude and that it was the abort p
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by 51Cards 7y ago
I had a couple of my larger clients in the 90's running Pegasus into the early/mid 2000's, especially since it worked so well with Netware. Seldom gave me any problems even if the UI grew to be a little dated. I'd lear
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by 51Cards 7y ago
This is fascinating, thank you for the link. Makes perfect sense when you think about it, identifying the least vulnerable location on an aircraft but not something I would have ever considered was part of the formal specifications.
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by 51Cards 7y ago
Interesting, it has to be something specific to your use case or hardware. I have Firefox open 24/7, 150+ tabs (Panorama tab manager), 4 Gmail account tabs (2 personal, 2 work) always pinned open, and FF just never crashes for me. Si
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by 51Cards 7y ago
While a lot of people here are commenting that they fall into this group I would also say that the users on this forum are in no means a representative cross-section of the general public. Everyone here is far more aware of privacy issues
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by 51Cards 7y ago
This was how I adopted CSS from day one. My standard home-evolved CSS library has a large set of very simple classes that standardize the options I have to choose from. As the article mentions one of the fallouts from this is consistancy
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by 51Cards 7y ago
What features of google maps aren't working in Firefox? I use maps constantly and never have an issue. In fact I use the whole suite of Google apps daily (mail, calendar, YouTube, maps, photos, keep, drive, office suite, etc) without
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by 51Cards 7y ago
Well now if you're colour blind you may not know if you're clicking on Firefox or Edge.
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by 51Cards 7y ago
They already have a phone app though. You order on your phone then pull into one of the pickup slots, note in the app which slot you're in and your food is brought out to you. Has been here in Canada for awhile now.
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by 51Cards 7y ago
I still have 2 Pebbles working perfectly and I will continue to stick with those. I haven't seen much yet that makes me want to replace them. Perhaps I have simple needs but Always On Screen, Notifications (SMS, Email, Calender), Voi
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Google Maps Bug: Embedding in a Secure Site Results in Mixed/Insecure Warning(issuetracker.google.com)
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by 51Cards 7y ago
Nice that this is finally live. I was in the beta group for it for about a year and really liked the feature. Only shortcoming was at night it didn't do well at figuring out your direction as it uses visual clues to get the exact dir
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by 51Cards 7y ago
My cell phone GPS works at cruise on an airplane. I can't attest to how location accurate it is but the altitude and speed are usually right on with what the infotainment system says.

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