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by Corrado 7y ago
That is actually a really good thought. I could see this being an additional feature in the new hardware; I'm guessing it's in the new Series 5 watch. Maybe this is a push for people to upgrade their computers as well as their p
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by Corrado 7y ago
My team and I was just discussing the Atlassian toolset and how someone should give them some serious competition. Some of the things we are looking for are: markdown support, one place to keep everything (text, xlsx, images, PDFs, etc.),
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by Corrado 7y ago
I drove a yellow Audi A4 for almost 20 years and felt a bit like the person in this article. Now quite that extreme, but yeah, I could tell people were looking and they always knew who I was. It did make me think twice about parking out f
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by Corrado 7y ago
I too, resisted the urge to go with a password manager for a long time and finally ended up with Bitwarden. I like that its OSS and I have the option of running it myself, if necessary. More importantly, I can pay someone to run it for me
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by Corrado 7y ago
You would probably be surprised what a person with 30+ years behind the stick can do while operating a manual transmission vehicle.
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by Corrado 7y ago
"The program will be free for shops to join, but they will be required to have an Apple-certified technician who has taken a free 40-hour training course and test provided by the company." This seems like a reasonable requirement,
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by Corrado 7y ago
Wow, that's a tool that I didn't know I needed until now. Being a back-end engineer I don't often deal with color information, but every once in a while I have to build a web page or tweak some CSS and it always a pain for m
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by Corrado 7y ago
We are using YouTrack cloud and while it does the job, it's not really satisfying to use. We would like to see more and better integrations. My current frustration is the Git integration; it only works with commits (not PRs) and is n
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by Corrado 7y ago
A&W restaurants was/is a completely different company than the drink company. I worked for Yum! Brands when they bought the A&W brand and we all thought we would get some good root beer out of the deal. Nope, the soda didn&#x
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by Corrado 7y ago
Taco Bell's "ground beef" is listed as "fit for human consumption" in the back-end systems. [Former Yum! engineer]
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by Corrado 7y ago
OMG! Railscasts got me through so much in the early days. I didn't realize that they were on YouTube. Nice!
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by Corrado 7y ago
Ah, yes, the (in)famous Guru Meditation errors. The Amiga had lots of quirky things like that; it's what really made it special to me.
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by Corrado 7y ago
An old employer of mine used Teams and my biggest problem was just sending messages to other people. For example, when typing in a chat message you can accentuate (bold, italic, etc.) certain pieces of text. However, if you go back and ed
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by Corrado 7y ago
Actually, you could pitch the idea to Netflix. It sounds like something they might do. And, yes, I would watch it. :)
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by Corrado 7y ago
My best friend growing up had his car burn to the ground in front of his house. He came home from work, parked out front, and 10 minutes later his car was fully involved. This was 20 years ago. There was no news coverage.
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Tesla Model 3 owner implants RFID chip to turn her arm into a key(techcrunch.com)
1 points by Corrado 7y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 7y ago
Ever since I knew what a car was I have loved Porsche. Back in high school I bought a used 914 that was in boxes and reassembled it over the next 2 years. The highlight of my early days was getting to drive a 911 at the track. Several yea
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by Corrado 7y ago
Nah, just settle out of court for a percentage of the earnings of your "song". So, you get sued for one of your "songs" and they get 2.3% of your profits. Problem is that "song" has only earned you $0.000001.
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by Corrado 7y ago
For context: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/08/microsofts-msdn-maga...
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AWS introduces PartiQL to tear down walls between SQL and NoSQL(devclass.com)
3 points by Corrado 7y ago|0 comments
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FedEx leaves Amazon on the doorstep as the store becomes a competitor(arstechnica.com)
3 points by Corrado 7y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 7y ago
The key quote from the article is: "Beginning October 1, 2019, on-premises licenses purchased without Software Assurance and mobility rights cannot be deployed with dedicated hosted cloud services offered by the following public cloud
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Capital One’s breach was inevitable, because we did nothing after Equifax(techcrunch.com)
467 points by Corrado 7y ago|157 comments
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by Corrado 7y ago
I beg to differ; witness the fibur[0] Ruby Gem. Written by Arron Patterson (@tenderlove) to show that using threads in Ruby is very easy. The Gem consists of this single line: Fibur = Thread Of course, he did it as a joke, and it
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Google Would Love to Bring RCS to Your Phone, but US Carriers Are Bad(droid-life.com)
1 points by Corrado 7y ago|1 comments
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Microsoft and Rust vs. C/C++: a developer’s perspective(onmsft.com)
1 points by Corrado 7y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 7y ago
You know, I'm not opposed to the butterfly mechanism itself. I want my keys to be stable and accurate and it looks like this is better than the old scissor type. However, I would like a nice feel when typing and don't want a pie
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by Corrado 7y ago
This is part of my frustration with Apple lately. Buying an Apple product, any Apple product, used to be a premium experience. You received everything you needed, and more. There were plenty of cords, controllers, etc. and even stickers!
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by Corrado 7y ago
Yes, this is the one part of the paper that stuck out to me. Too often I've been fed the "take on the responsibility and then we'll pay you" line. It feels dishonest to me; like they are extracting more work from you w
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by Corrado 7y ago
Another, maybe more appropriate, comparison for UI lag might be between VisualStudio Code and Sublime Text. VSCode is based on Electron and though it is well optimized and a fine editor, I can feel the lag when I use it to edit code. One

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