AngeloAnolin

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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
I wonder if it is a well established knowledge that ISPs are a profitable business model, why is it that local governments take the cudgels of offering their constituents? Are there legal restrictions in place that would prevent government
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Small Wins(davidhemphill.com)
1 points by AngeloAnolin 7y ago|0 comments
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
I'd like to chime in, although may be a bit late. One book I will never get tired of reading over and over again is: The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry There's just something magical on that book which even to this day
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
Interesting stats (on the bottom of the page[1]) 3,000,000+ Users 11,531,321+ Activities Downloaded Significant numbers altogether. [1] https://sugarlabs.org/
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
Navigating to the site[1] and asking me to install it on my Chrome browser without providing any relevant information is a big security no-no. I think the developer should have provided more information on the product and link to a trustwor
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
Maybe you would need help later. At some point. I can help.
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Basecamp: Shape Up [pdf] Version(basecamp.com)
4 points by AngeloAnolin 7y ago|0 comments
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
These type of behavior has always been prevalent with any for-profit corporation. Generally, companies would try to find loopholes and way around regulations just to ensure that their cash cow is able to fulfill their own bottom line. Com
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
I’ve got a beef with this article. I can probably only consider the end of the beef industry getting near when: a. There are more people I see opting for the plant based food, instead of beef; b. When there’s really a shortage of cattle tha
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
Not sure if you would consider a two year associate degree in computer technologies as a CS degree because pretty much what I recall from my studies, we were working on understanding the computer parts and components, doing some typing (dat
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7-Eleven Japanese customers lose $500k due to mobile app flaw(zdnet.com)
1 points by AngeloAnolin 7y ago|0 comments
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
I think one reason why people like to write supposedly clever code especially on the realm of software development is due to lots of these developers want to get acknowledgement of what they produce. And hearing someone say "Oh, this
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Why Cutting Costs Is Expensive(medium.com)
2 points by AngeloAnolin 7y ago|1 comments
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
Lots of comments focused on having a good paying job with comprehensive benefits (insurance). I don’t think that is even the solution here. The main problem is that lifesaving medications have prices spiralling out of control to the point w
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
Breaking changes such as this makes me rethink what could be the best approach with regards to front end development. I can recall the time when I moved past Angular when they introduced so many breaking change on their next version. I star
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
It mentioned that the opt-out requires a specimen signature (from the FAQ as well What do I need to do to opt-out? ). How would you be able to ensure that the opt-out process for the customer will be valid / accepted by Chase if there
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
I understand why Troy is doing this. Security is a big and a complex endeavor and having majority of the stuff done by himself alone is taking a toll. One option that Troy could have done is to spin up a team / small company that would
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
Does Google also have some sort of listing on which consumer apps are particularly affected (i.e. Gmail, Hangouts, Docs, Sheets, etc). The cloud components may be directly affected but for consumers, there's nothing which will provide
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
There have been a lot of software development methodology but one thing that's been overlooked a lot is the competence of the people doing the execution of the project. I am talking not just about the developers / engineers who ar
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
I've seen a lot of complaints about how Medium is becoming worse in terms of writing / publishing / blogging your thoughts on the internet [1]. I just don't see why no one (or group) has taken to building a similar servi
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Humane by Design(humanebydesign.com)
99 points by AngeloAnolin 7y ago|36 comments
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by AngeloAnolin 7y ago
This is what's showing up for me now [1] [1] https://ibb.co/7NR1Dwm
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by AngeloAnolin 8y ago
Fascinating to know that swimmers (professional) employ breathing techniques, as well as being selective on which body part they choose to use during swimming events - given the ratio of how much oxygen is utilized when using a part of the
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by AngeloAnolin 8y ago
This should be reported to the Google Team and perhaps they should award the author some compensation as part of their bug bounty program. This is alarming.
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Building Product Road Maps(startups.microsoft.com)
2 points by AngeloAnolin 8y ago|0 comments
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by AngeloAnolin 8y ago
Interesting take from a friend overseas who is into a lot of Security and Data Surveillance. Me: So, what do you think about Google's Confidential Mode settings? Are you going to use it in your company? Friend: It is one of the topics
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Humane by Design(humanebydesign.com)
1 points by AngeloAnolin 8y ago|0 comments
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by AngeloAnolin 8y ago
The main argument why I am using Vue (especially) on a lot of side projects is that I am able to deliver faster and better software products to my customers. For small businesses, they rarely care with which framework you utilized to delive
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by AngeloAnolin 8y ago
The discussion here was initially geared towards trying to reduce plastics but leaned more over the food that people eat. Just a causal way of observing how people tend to veer away from the point of the original issue needing to be resolve
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by AngeloAnolin 8y ago
I like the fact that apple published the contacts for further inquiries related to this debacle (found on the bottom of the article). Their openness and transparency in providing these information deserves an applause.

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