alistproducer2

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by alistproducer2 8y ago
Lots of regular users have issues with limited space with which to download new apps. Of installing a new app means having to get rid of one I use, then your all just doesn't get installed. Stop building apps that could work as website
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
>how American history shook out along racial lines. Your comment is contradictory. On the one hand you say that crime, who is undesirable, and culture ate incidental and have nothing to do with race and then in this sentence you acknowle
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
I suspect many people will happily give up such a convenience if it means they won't have their cars stolen so easily.
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
And apparently what we had 10 years ago was better as people couldn't steal your car without touching it.
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
I disagree. A physical switch on the key itself which opened a circuit to the decryption key would mean the key would need to physically be in the possession of the driver.
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
I find it curious that there isn't any analysis suspecting the BTC crash to the breaking of the USDT peg. It started a couple weeks ago and now USDT is routinely trading at a discount relative to $1. There were a ton of articles in 201
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Ask HN: Anyone in GM IT scared about the layoffs?
37 points by alistproducer2 8y ago|8 comments
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
My biggest complaint with Amazon is the site is slow even on my powerful desktop.
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
exactly. there's no way I'm going to downloading, much less uploading "unwanted material" anywhere. no thanks.
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
so true lol.
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
There are a lot of weird quirks with Tumblr that I don't understand like how some pages will only open up in the dashboard.
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
There's so much wisdom in the post. >The business is almost never paying to you clean up technical debt. They are paying you to generate revenue (or save costs). Period. So true. Once you're in enterprise nobody cares that you
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
The OP never made the case that the person was incompetent though. I'm not seeing any red flags other than the OPs resentment. I understand where he's coming from. It's a struggle that many technical-minded folks go through i
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
I worked at a fortune 500 where IT was a support role and we had lots of people who were not that technically proficient. I really did have to deal with people who were incompetent programmers. Rookie mistake all over the place. Global vari
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
I'm always surprised that these web 2.0 sites don't pay people to surf and flag content. It doesn't take much google-fu to find all sorts of stuff on the clearnet that shouldn't be there. I understand that removing offen
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
PundiX
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
During the boom, I was really glad that ED was around when I wanted to make large buys because it eliminated counter-party risk. With regular exchanges it was common to have withdrawals halted or have deposits not show up for hours with no
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
No thanks.
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
Your strategy pretty much mirrors mine exactly. with a few exceptions. The grandparents got my son a Leap Pad, which we let him play a couple hours on weekends and they play iPad games when they're over the grandparent's when they
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
It's not magic man. You haven't studied and pondered these concepts for decades, as Hawking and his peers have. I love science but let's tone down the intelligence and hero worship a bit.
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
This is wrong on several levels. Decentralization was not for transactions, it is for censorship resistance. These exchange stable coins fail this requirement. As anyone who has been licked out of an exchange account knows, your funds are n
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
Wow,more bad news on the privacy front for Chrome users. I hate to beat a dead horse, but I'm glad I switched back to FF. I'm absolutely loving the multi-account container feature.
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
I've successfully transitioned away from all google products with the exception of Android. It seemed impossible at first but all it took was a rpi3, dd-wrt router, free ddns from freedns.afraid.org, letsencrypt cert and nextcloud.
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
Thumbs done on posting the solutions. That's programming class etiquette 101. From the fact that 64 people upvoted this post, I assume I'm in for some downvotes but what's right is right.
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
I never had such an option but I agree. I picked a big company and after a couple years was able to leave in a much better place, financially, than I went in.
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
I just did a switch from oc 10 to nc 13. The docs work fine but are missing some potential table column additions (mostly with apps) which are needed to get things working smoothly. Thankfully the logs will tell you exactly what needs to be
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
I reached out on to your IRC. I'll help, if I can.
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
Where are you hosting your turn server and what software are you using?
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Ask HN: With https can domain owner snoop traffic?
1 points by alistproducer2 8y ago|1 comments
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by alistproducer2 8y ago
I set up owncloud in an rpi3 a couple months ago but really wasn't satisfied with the lack of apps - the lack of video conferencing to be specific among other things. Switching over to nextcloud was a couple hour affair because I had t

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