JoBrad

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by JoBrad 11y ago
My first thought it that you may be looking at what is feasible today vs what was feasible for email clients (web or client) since they've been supporting HTML email. Email has been around a long time, and thinking of email as being a
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by JoBrad 11y ago
And then there's Outlook. My quality of life is so much better since I left the email marketing industry.
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by JoBrad 11y ago
There are some good reasons why email clients do modify HTML: security is one, but they also have to make sure malformed HTML can't break the rest of the page. There are also reasons why they don't publish clear documentation on
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by JoBrad 11y ago
Agreed. Presumably they don't preload on mobile? Not sure, frankly.
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by JoBrad 11y ago
They're pre-loading videos for the same reason Facebook does: if you post an article with a video, the video instantly plays, with little to no buffering.
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by JoBrad 11y ago
I'm not sure if this story has been told this plainly elsewhere, but it probably should. I know plenty of people who got very paranoid of Skype after MS bought them.
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by JoBrad 11y ago
I heard quite a few people who (even after Windows 7 came out) were complaining that MS made DOS harder to boot into with Win 95.
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by JoBrad 11y ago
I don't know if my experience is atypical, but nearly every light I my house is a CFL. They have survived 4 moves in 7 years, with only one going out.
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by JoBrad 11y ago
F1 and Caps Lock are two keys I almost always disable on my computers.
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by JoBrad 11y ago
In my opinion, the gamification was getting kind of old, especially as a lot of people had third-party apps that would check them into any location they even passed by. This probably made it very difficult to monetize location data, but it
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by JoBrad 11y ago
You have to create an account, then remove the password from it. You can't create a new account[1] without a password. [1] http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/disable-remove-...
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by JoBrad 11y ago
I frequent two sites that do something like this. I found them from this article (which was also very helpful for me): http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/read-intelligent-content-2016-3... The Conversation https:/&#x2F
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by JoBrad 11y ago
I've tried some of these, and they do improve the quality of your newsfeed. Basically, they tell Facebook what kinds of posts and which people you are most interested in seeing.
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by JoBrad 11y ago
Robert Scoble has some great tips that have worked for me. I'd recommend checking them out. http://www.adweek.com/news/technology/robert-scobles-22-tips...
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by JoBrad 11y ago
The US government was spending 25% more on healthcare, pre-ACA, and with less comprehensive healthcare than Canada. Actual healthcare cost overall (on average) is roughly double for all of the year's listed in the chart.
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by JoBrad 11y ago
I agree - definitely not saying that we can't use regulation to do some parts of this. But expecting companies to do whatever they can legally get away with is not the answer. Corporate responsibility has to play a role.
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by JoBrad 11y ago
It is ridiculous to say that we simply need to pass laws to address unacceptable behavior from companies. I firmly believe in regulation as a force for good, but attempting to create regulation that addresses specific companies or situation
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by JoBrad 11y ago
This was the first episode I watched, for some reason. Crazy spooky, but also really good. Got me hooked, for sure.
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by JoBrad 11y ago
I wouldn't say we were getting along fine without it. There were some pretty big privacy breaches[1], which helped move Apple forward. I think Google and Android are great, but on this topic they have held out for as long as possible,
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by JoBrad 11y ago
I don't know that this model will work for consumer hardware. Hue isn't marketed as a "dumb" lightbulb, and people aren't going to appreciate paying more for less service than they get with a 100w incandescent.
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by JoBrad 11y ago
Have you seen any Linux forum/fan ever, who talks about Windows and BSOD?
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by JoBrad 11y ago
I think he's using BLS figures, but emphasizing the U-6 figure, for instance, instead of U-3 figure. I don't have a subscription to compare numbers, but is that correct?
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by JoBrad 11y ago
Perhaps you're only referring to the headline unemployment figure that typically is reported on? The exclusion of people who are no longer looking for work is intentional: they are no longer part of the workforce, for a variety of reas
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by JoBrad 11y ago
Not too many people have more than one kid a year, though :)
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by JoBrad 11y ago
This is the fallacy that hurts men and women. I care a lot about my job. But I care more about my family. Any culture that translate that as a negative (you care less about your job than someone else who is willing to sacrifice family time
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by JoBrad 11y ago
There has definitely been a trade off. I recently had to install Win 8 on a Surface, and had all but forgotten the days of a fresh install needing 100+ updates, which require multiple download/install/reboot/repeat cycles. Wi
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by JoBrad 11y ago
Cool. It looks sort of like an upgraded Age of Empires.
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by JoBrad 11y ago
I have a Dell laptop, and the Intel/NVidia driver combo has been the buggiest part of the whole thing. Really irritating.
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by JoBrad 11y ago
Because it's really convenient to be able to make a note on your phone or tablet, then access it and make additional post-meeting notes shortly thereafter, on a laptop, all in the same interface (so you have the same features, or at le
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by JoBrad 11y ago
Your comment describes my thoughts, as well. It also strikes me that there have been tools (like Yahoo Pipes) that did more than what IFTT did. Also, if you want to beat IFTT, and feel there's a market, then do it, right? I also felt l

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