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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   Is this not what the entire talk about this issue has been?
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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   This is fun and seems to replicate more closely the things I enjoyed about Wordle than other attempts. Well done! Fast Flood No.3 → ⌛ → 29 seconds ▶ → 15 moves → 1 try
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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   I remember walking away from the 2009 film 'Surrogates' (starring Bruce Willis) and being _incredibly_ disturbed at the idea that he/his wife hadn't actually seen/heard/felt/etc. each other (or anyone) in
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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   I suspect they meant the .<gg|in|co> part is two letter.
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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   > Attempts were made to photograph the corpse for the naval identity card Martin would have to carry, but the results were unsatisfactory, and it was obvious that the images were of a cadaver. I found the “Developing the plan; the corpse
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   Operation Mincemeat(en.wikipedia.org)

   1 points by JadoJodo 5y ago|1 comments
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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   > if corporations are allowed to externalize the costs of their service failures onto the goodwill of the public I would agree if the problem was the robot standing still, shouting, “I'm lost; Will somebody, please take me to {addre
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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   You're right. I think “afloat” was the wrong choice of word.
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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   I'll clarify that I think “afloat” was the wrong choice of word; “lean” is probably a better one. I (generally) am pretty good about killing off subscriptions that I'm not using (I killed one yesterday, gitpod.io because I just ha
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    I suppose I mean that I don't think it's unreasonable to think that there are many people out there paying for: Music streaming ($5-30/mo), video streaming ($10-75/mo), Apple/Google OS services ($5-30/mo), emai
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    One thing I forgot to mention is that I recognize there is a lower bound to subscription fees; If you're paying the standard Stripe-esque fees of $.30 + 2.9%, it's probably not really feasible to charge anything much lower than a
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    Ask HN: How do you stay afloat in the subscription economy?

    74 points by JadoJodo 5y ago|83 comments
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    For myself, aside from the "standard" ones, I really enjoy the Sidebery extension for Firefox: https://github.com/mbnuqw/sidebery
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    Ask HN: What browser extensions do you recommend?

    4 points by JadoJodo 5y ago|2 comments
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    My brother got into something similar a few days ago. I was on the phone with him when he saw 3 cars in the drive-thru line at McDonalds on MLK day. He joined the line but by the time he got to the voice box, he realized it was closed (thou
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    In thinking aloud about this issue, I'm uncertain whether there's a solution other than to make AirTags costly or single-use: A. I lose my AirTag-equipped item in/on your bag/car/person. B. I “lose” my AirTag-equipp
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    Windsor Typeface (2018)(fontreviewjournal.com)

    2 points by JadoJodo 5y ago|3 comments
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    Tangentially related: I really dig this “soft” serif font that seems to be making the rounds (including on fly.io). I can't figure out if I like it because it is making the rounds, or if it's just easy on the eyes. Either way, I d
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    IANAL, but it sounds as though GP has a job... Managing a 12-unit apartment complex.
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    Both the Fastmail[0] and Privacy [1] integrations have made 1Password a joy to use in the past few years. I've used premium BitWarden in the past, but the UX of 1Password is hard to beat. Congrats to the 1Password team! - [0] https:&#
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    I've had an adage that I remind myself of occasionally: "It's OK to struggle, as long as you do struggle." This can apply to losing weight, balancing work/life, making time to read, etc. I think it's a good bal
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    On the other end of the spectrum is Sony. Of the several times I've called in seeking a refund due to a game's (lack of) performance, only twice have I reached a live person within the 60-minutes I allotted to wait in the phone qu
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    As a conservative-leaning person, I've pondered this juxtaposition before and come to the following conclusion: The religious right says, "We don't like what Disney/Home Depot/Google/etc. are doing, and so we&#
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    If you find this concept intriguing, and also have a fondness for horror novels, Nick Cutter's The Troop[0] might be your cup of tea. [0] - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17571466-the-troop
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    There's nothing special about the "superusers" other than their decision to act. I can think of another parallel: Homeowner's Associations (setting aside my own issues with them for a moment). I would guess that a simila
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    I'm not certain that I understand what the issue is here (if any); The only thing preventing the "lurking" 90% from also affecting what is seen is... their inaction?
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    Feedback: The "Lifetime" pricing shows "$90/mo". I suspect this is supposed to be "$90", but I'm not certain.
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    I initially thought this would utilize some sort of GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket/etc-wide scan to compare code in public repos against that of those provided in answers on StackOverflow. I would still be curious to see that, but t
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    How often people copy and paste from Stack Overflow(stackoverflow.blog)

    102 points by JadoJodo 5y ago|73 comments
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    I left after the 2011 incident. Amazing, they've had so many since. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LastPass#Security_issues