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by anderber 8y ago
It's a great option of travel. It's good for us to have a variety of ways to travel. Sure, the government doesn't subsidize train travel as much as it does for air and road, but I believe it's important, and so do others
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by anderber 8y ago
A lot of the issue, I believe, is that those long-distance services cater to a lot of small towns that have no airport or good bus service. So Senators don't want to lose that service in their state. And they fight to keep the service,
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by anderber 9y ago
I actually said right away how it's tricky to achieve privacy with a social network. However, to me, owning your data is a big step towards it. I have nothing to do with Diaspora, I'm not on it and don't donate. Out of curios
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by anderber 9y ago
It's tricky to deal with privacy and social networks. After all, even if you control your own Diaspora server, someone can still follow you and get your content. Unless you block them, I suppose. In the aspect of social media, privacy
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by anderber 9y ago
I feel like that when it comes to social media, decentralized is really the answer. I'm not sure I could trust many big corps (maybe Wikimedia). Mastodon and Diaspora fill these needs, perhaps what they need is better marketing and imp
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by anderber 9y ago
That was for ancestry only. They charge another $99 for the health service.
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by anderber 9y ago
"Vira-Lata" literally translates to "Can-Turner". But the meaning is of a stray-dog.
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by anderber 9y ago
I don't think so, just SSL is needed.
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by anderber 9y ago
PWAs are more than just adding a icon/link to the homescreen. https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/check...
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by anderber 9y ago
https://codeanywhere.com/ is similar and has served me well.
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by anderber 9y ago
Personally, WaPo is one, if not the top paper in the country. Their dedication to great journalism is why I subscribe. If you're an Amazon Prime member you get a big discount too.
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by anderber 9y ago
On the original Pixel there is, I assume it would be the case with the new one.
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by anderber 9y ago
This is an interesting comparison. Curious as what you think makes OS X better. From what I understand Ubuntu is faster, uses less resources and is much more extensible. All things know to be Sublime-like.
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by anderber 9y ago
Yeah, I just removed it and pinned it again.
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by anderber 9y ago
> patches and config tweaks makes it run just as smooth as a MacBook Well, why did he choose Arch linux? He could very well have used Elementary or Ubuntu and easily install with all the 3rd-party stuff he might need.
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by anderber 9y ago
Perhaps Dat would be better than IPFS? https://datproject.org
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by anderber 9y ago
Wow, I read a lot of hate for PWAs, I had no idea. I use them and enjoy a lot of them (mobile.twitter.com). It really depends on the app, some benefit from being PWA others would need to be native. But the idea that we shouldn't add a
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by anderber 9y ago
I believe that's a Chrome feature, not a specific website feature. If you have a manifest and it's https, Chrome will ask if you want to add to home screen. Although, I think they only ask once.
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by anderber 9y ago
I feel like it takes very little to have a moral high ground in this industry.
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by anderber 9y ago
Really happy about the workbench theming. VSCode continues to put out great releases.
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by anderber 9y ago
Each instance can have it's own spin of the network. There's a right wing instance, and there's a left wing instance. It's up to you to choose an instance, or create one yourself! Mastodon itself has such message that yo
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by anderber 10y ago
I agree with the mentality that this is a team effort, and when it fails, a team failure. And that when something goes wrong what's important is to understand it, and put in place a way for it to not happen again. Kudos to GitLab for t
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by anderber 10y ago
I also had an interview at Gitlab, and I was dinged for being from a smaller market. I thought the interview itself was very nice, straight forward, and friendly. One thing that I thought was strange was the quiz/test at the end of eac
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by anderber 10y ago
I do wish Github had a dark theme option at least. Sometimes I do a lot of reading on there at night, and all that white is too much.
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by anderber 10y ago
Honestly I like the switch to USB-C. For me it's the price hike with year old processors, 16GB max for RAM, and that Touch Bar. And I only complain because this is supposed to be their 'Pro' version, while I see this is more
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by anderber 10y ago
You can also completely replace Chrome OS with Linux. Works great.
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by anderber 10y ago
You could try one of the laptops from www.system76.com, or the Dell XPS 13 ( http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/xps-13-9360-laptop/pd ), or ASUS Zenbook ( https://www.asus.com/us/Noteboo
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by anderber 10y ago
I agree. It seems that a hosting company should just worry about what is legal/etc. This idea of being a moral police isn't good for the users or them.
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by anderber 10y ago
I believe that was the assistant. I meant as a product it was gone, it's just now part of Google Assistant.
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by anderber 10y ago
I believe Google Home is cheaper than Amazon's Echo too. But in general I agree with you.

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