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811.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Anybody have a recommendation for an inexpensive chair that isn't bad for your back or body?
812.
by Yhippa 9y ago
The first thing I thought was "that's cool, how do you plan on keeping the servers on?"
813.
Changing the calculus of containers in the cloud(allthingsdistributed.com)
1 points by Yhippa 9y ago|0 comments
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Facebook Updated Product Terms(facebook.com)
13 points by Yhippa 9y ago|8 comments
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by Yhippa 9y ago
> In Germany, you would not call yourself a senior but apply for a position as senior. Interesting. Anybody know why that is? Seems to happen in the US.
816.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Did you evaluate any Olympus, Pentax, or Fuji models? I'm looking into mirrorless cameras now too.
817.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Honestly I miss WebOS on the old Palm phones the most. That phone had everything except hardware speed going for it. Everything including gestures (cards), notifications, wireless charging, and universal search were 10 years ahead of their
818.
by Yhippa 9y ago
> Then I had to learn how to install an OS. I basically followed the same path you did. Once you have to wipe and reinstall you have gotten to a comfortable level with your systems and tend not to fear making mistakes.
819.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Without reading the article is the answer sponge on a stick?
820.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Talk about "open/closed principle".
821.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Why are you replacing node?
822.
by Yhippa 9y ago
I really like OpenShift. I had a hard time grokking K8s but OpenShift is much more friendly. I was able to PoC a microservices app on OpenShift with Minishift[1]. This way you can play around with it locally and make sure you understand w
823.
by Yhippa 9y ago
I wonder, when these APIs were initially opened up that giving consumers kitchen sink access was a good idea. Even if a developer gets decertified does it matter? The "bad actors" have already run off with the data. This seems lik
824.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Doesn't FB keep track of (possibly profile) people who don't directly use FB? They can possibly profile you from using data brokers and information actual FB users give to them.
825.
by Yhippa 9y ago
I remember there being some demos burned onto a CD in the early 90's. They were really impressive. I didn't grasp at the time how much work went into them. I think of the things that makes this stuff work is that they have const
826.
by Yhippa 9y ago
In-store pickup with Walmart is one of the worst experiences I've had shopping.
827.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Mystery meat navigation all over the place. Inconsistent scrolling behavior on mobile. I do like that the articles are mostly uninterrupted text and legible. Edit: also don't like the variable pop-in from the top that goes away at some
828.
by Yhippa 9y ago
The biggest thing I'm missing is a quick way to switch between groups. Unless there's some kind of shortcut or other thing I'm missing.
829.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Because I thought I could do without one?
830.
by Yhippa 9y ago
> and even starting to resort to removing features. I'm usually the positive guy when it comes to change but boy do I miss the headphone jack on my phone. Bluetooth is such a pain.
831.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Can Iowans confirm Iowa Is Great? Also interesting that the bottom 10 states are ones that voted Trump in the last election. Perhaps they figured he would help bring more prosperity to them.
832.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Interesting comment in the article about how VB is still being used in some organizations. One company I worked for ran some critical business processes in Excel + VBA. I hope they've moved on from that. I imagine there's a lot
833.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Based on history what you've said is true. This feels slightly different though. I feel that Facebook and the other big tech companies are more self-aware and have made bold and smart acquisitions (Instagram and WhatsApp) to stave of
834.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Agreed, the web links haven't been working for me for a while.
835.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Your experience mirrors exactly the ones I've had at a WeWork on the East Coast of the US. Ours was cleaner but amenities we were paying for were randomly missing or not working. I gave up talking to people after a while. Nobody seem
836.
by Yhippa 9y ago
> Whenever you have the browser maker, and punitive actions controlled by the same party, and arbitrarily, its a recipe for disaster. Judge, jury, and executioner as they say.
837.
by Yhippa 9y ago
They can ape features but I feel less inhibited sharing content on Snap than I do on Facebook nowadays.
838.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Facebook is no longer the best way for me to share content with people I care about. For me that's WhatsApp, Google Photos, and MMS.
839.
by Yhippa 9y ago
> or until the suffering becomes great enough to overcome the mental barrier of suicide. Does Stoicism rationalize suicide?
840.
by Yhippa 9y ago
As a back-end fullstack developer this guide is great. Allows me to fill some gaps in a very readable and concise way.

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