Einstalbert

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by Einstalbert 12y ago
There is actually a local chain in Southern California called Bruxie that sells waffles after failing to impress high-end restaurants with their product. It is very popular and placed strategically around hip places, e.g. colleges. I was ti
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
What is odd to me is that it used to work pefectly fine. Around two or three years ago, however, I believe the changed the way their login system worked and it suddenly had trouble keeping more than one account logged in. I was super happy
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
This stuff should be blocked from this site. I'm surprised it made it to the front page.
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
This seems like a slightly more technical version of https://ninite.com/ ... Most users just want to grab their usual suspects of 5-15 apps on a fresh machine and GO! I want to use Boxstarter to build a VM template but I&#x
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
Same. It punches through to an account with licensing on it. Specific VS licensing, too, as our MSDN account doesn't offer anything other than the installer unless we opt to buy seats.
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
So much of human interaction is made difficult by our lack of understanding one another. I love these silly little fantasy worlds that we busy ourselves with, hell even television shows, because it gives people something else to share in co
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
As with Skype, I wait for the day when another Facebook competitor becomes ubiquitous enough to warrant switching. I am waiting for pretty much anything, so long as it has the market share with friends and family.
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
I sat through 20 minutes of a co-worker directly comparing these two items the other day. As different as they are, people look to both company's offerings like they're competing neck and neck.
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
I would love to take the sting out of someone getting the one or two "primary" domains for an IP, even something generic a concept as "grow.com" or something along those lines, and splitting it up so that just about anyb
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
It is frightening, but I wonder about the previous generations. A hundred years ago, how did an individual self-medicate their problems? Was there more crime, suicide, etc. as a result? People don't usually "change" all that
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
Agreed 100% It's like selling someone a rubber balloon. We're buying services and products, not party favors. We expect balloons to pop.
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
As little as this site enjoys political interference with technology and progress, I think this is an unfortunate issue that a lot of people should hesitate over when considering continual use of Dropbox and its related products. I'd l
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I want to like FlickR so much. I've been a premium member for years but their upload client for more than a few photos at a time is garbage. I also don't like how crude their online organization options are. I know with a bit of p
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
In addition, I think that they are definitely going to be a billion-dollar company and will probably be very popular in South Africa where they have roots, but to ask why people don't know or care about them as much as Amazon, to name
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Eerily similar to a family member's journey, though without the gardening bit (just yet!), so I am glad you shared this. Self medication isn't always bad, but there's certainly a lot less data to work with in trying to find o
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I do sort of feel as though this was a "fish in the barrel" target that people are feeling good about. Yes, everything small matters in large numbers, but I don't think this is really much to show in terms of LGBT rights prog
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Thank you for this, thank you.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Huh. I fail to see how that has to do with this character at all but thank you for the information; I really didn't think Mozilla acted as a pseudo-EFF.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Ah, what a joke. I recall someone not putting it on their timesheet and instead going directly to the Department of Labor. Good on them, I say. I've got a vested interested in the company doing well, but that was a ridiculous policy.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Let's say that he did hold that extreme opinion. He's also one person in a greater company and without the direct means to make that interesting viewpoint come to light. It's also unsure if he even had the intention to bring
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I would feel the same way if he contributed a million dollars to something far more extreme, and I am not sure if it would carry any more or less weight if that extremity were suddenly as personal or close to home as is the matter of gay ma
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Tim Cook is gay? It doesn't mention that anywhere on his wikipedia page and I am pretty surprised to hear about it. Inspired, actually, as a gay person that thinks telling people your sexuality is about as relevant in most situations a
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Hmm, I didn't think about that, good point. To me, they have just always been the group of people that are making a pretty nice browser alternative to IE and adding a key piece to the whole "competition is good for innovation&quot
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
I love people's ability to have horrible beliefs a lot more than the (now legal) ability to marry my boyfriend, so this is unfortunate to hear. I've always admired Mozilla for what it does, a lot more than other companies that get
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Our company has been in hot water for not properly compensating employees during our "free lunch / trainings" that we hold every so often. Yes, you're giving them free food, no they don't get a choice and yes that&#
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Many people automatically assume that this word means something bad. Something about "cetic" makes them think "septic" or "toxic" even. I've had to explain the word a few times to co-workers. I picked it u
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Reputation is sacred for these kinds of companies and this stuff isn't helping. I was just about to sign up for them, I had their tab open in my browser, but I sincerely thought something like this would happen and that I would "b
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
OKCupid, for people without those overbearing, quietly judgmental matchmaking aunts, friends of parents, co-workers, etc.
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Agreed. I've dealt with mental illness in my family since I was a young child. It's affected my entire life. It's not just some meandering mood or state of mind, it's a frightening thing for which most people have no tim
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by Einstalbert 13y ago
Unfortunately, there isn't a person asking those questions. More often than not, officers watch out for each other (read: The Blue Code of Silence) and internal investigations are notoriously a joke. I'd love to see someone not af

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