TomK32

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   by TomK32 8y ago

   I suck a traffic lights so when my bosses wanted recaptchta instead of whatever-the-interesting-offers-spammers-send-through-our-contact-form I also added our office email address to all those contact forms. Personally I rather use the emai
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   Browserpass doesn't have any problem with those.
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   Put enough money into those startups and they can lobby to ban human drivers and make AI drivers mandatory. That would solve so many problems!
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   Or Brussels and its EU minions.
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   Until false positives land you in prison. https://gizmodo.com/when-bad-dna-tests-lead-to-false-convict...
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   Haha. I'd never send my DNA away. But then I have to hope that one of my cousins and distant half-siblings does. Well, in the EU privacy laws might hold up a few more year but we're all doomed.
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   I'm pretty sure that person also wrote a few lines so the phone being called won't show there's a call... /tinfoil
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   You ignore the time it takes to get a nuclear power plant online. Let alone all the permissions for it. Know what would work today? Reducing our energy consumption.
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   by TomK32 8y ago

   PS: I Love You. Get Your Free Email at Hotmail
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    A huge part (some say 80%) of your work on a product/startup should be marketing, getting to know your market and customers.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    nugget DOT one? Well, if producthunt and your product have a lot in common, then it's a great place. It's easy to sell bibles outside a church.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    My product isn't yet at a point where it has a market fit but I came up with a small excel file that goes in the same direction as my product. I can offer that for free and it starts to pull in organic traffic from google, bing and oth
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    It'd be a bit like "EIIR selling Scotish holdings" or "Pope selling Vatican"
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    Sure, but it's all a bit different if you have the chance to revive a company that you founded and carries your name.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    I'd certainly notice the lump sum of $26 billion in my bank account.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    yes 2016. someone please update the title. Also, taking a number like unemployement on its own is futile. What about the large number of young Spaniards to packed their things and moved to the Germany, UK, Austria etc? What about the genera
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    Maybe old-timers could sell their brains with decades of knowledge and experience to the company who then implant that brain into a 20yr-old? It doesn't guarantee loyalty so the kid might be gone to the competition in two years (it thi
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    There's an ongoing youtube series about recreating the Antikythera Mechanism https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ML4tw_UzqZE&list=PLZioPDnFPN...
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    Just this month five Polish teens died in a fire in an escape room. Shutdowns are the consequence unless the companies up their game in regards to safety and monitoring. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46781545
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    US citizens fall under US tax law no matter where they are on this planet. Also, thanks for France, the sun never sets in the EU.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    As a European I find the US system to bind packages of laws slightly idiotic. The current fight is about a few sticks of steel yet unrelated federal agencies are cut off their funding. This is sabotage!
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    I've dealt with expired ssl certs on api servers run by school districts and no, they don't automate this stuff, neither do i for my own servers, shamefully.
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    My bet what will trigger the next recession proper was on Brexit, but 45 is beating the Brits to it. Not shabby for a temper tantrum. This week I read up on Reagan's firing of 11000 flight controllers because the union that formerly su
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    Works fine with Nightly 66.0a1
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    In a podcast I recently listened to (in german) there was the example of a manager who always came home totally stressed from the drive until he added a daily stop a few kilometer before arrive home, just to get out the car, enjoy the view
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    Sticking to the speed limit or asking the tree to move aside, what's easier?
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    Those cameras are not to protect pedestrians, they exist to enforce drivers to stick to the speed limit. Look at these charts. Speeding rural areas kill! Also, take a guess at what time SUVs became popular in urban areas. https:/&#x2F
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    I use the bicyle lane when there is one. But in the city with cars parked on the road side I simply have to keep 1 meter distance to the side to avoid dooring (google it!) and that puts me into into the middle of the lane. Which in turn mea
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    here's a great hack to avoid getting fined for speeding: Don't speed!
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    by TomK32 8y ago

    Those are also the places where you find those little crosses and similar markers at the side. The deadliest stretches of road are the most remote ones which are mistaken for race tracks...