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by balls187 5y ago
This was in reference to the OP not having an option in 2017 to import to 1pass. If I recall, I had to sign up for LastPass premium to pull my passwords to my phone, and then use keychain to import them to 1pass. I don't think that sol
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by balls187 5y ago
It also sounds like it's not a job offer that's being rejected, as it appears to be addressed to a recruiter that has reached out to them about opportunities working at Google.
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by balls187 5y ago
> There was no 1Password to LastPass importer at the time I wrote that The details were hazy, but in 2016, there was a way to export your passwords from LastPass and import them into 1Password, though I don't think there was a way t
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by balls187 5y ago
> Just because you put a warning label on a bad practice doesn't mean it's a good practice. That is such a salient point, generally.
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by balls187 5y ago
Even though I still maintain my hacker mindset, as I get older, the more I fall into "I just want it to work."
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by balls187 5y ago
I would suggest others not watch taht YouTube clip if there is even a small chance you plan on watching Ted Lasso. The build up to that scene is phenomenal and personally am glad I got to enjoy it organically.
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by balls187 5y ago
IANAL, but trademark infringement? I mean, can anyone write a "For Dummies" book? To clarify there is a series called XXXX For Babies.
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by balls187 5y ago
It's a quote miss-attributed to Walt Whitman. Made very famous by Ted Lasso (in probably the greatest scene in television history).
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by balls187 5y ago
Curious if you were aware of the Baby University books from Chris Ferrie, and if so, worried about potential lawsuits?
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by balls187 5y ago
> Does this mean that Apple is using the same libraries they are asking third party developers to use? Yes and now. Apple still has and uses private APIs, which by license agreement 3rd party developers cannot and should not use. Additio
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by balls187 5y ago
> a load of fun as is and feels distinctly like Halo. Which is no small feat making a game that feels fun like Halo (as we remember it), without just retreading on the same themes. 343 could have made "another Halo game" and I
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by balls187 5y ago
The campaign is awesome; and same with Mulitplayer. The only issue with multiplayer for me, is that there are only a couple maps, and pretty much no PUG's really play the objectives. Otherwise, it's doing Halo type stuff in an ope
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by balls187 5y ago
MAANG* How long before Meta takes over for Facebook?
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by balls187 5y ago
Yeah, my chrismas tree was fugazi.
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by balls187 5y ago
I suppose "long" is relative. The verge article is from 2018, the Apple v Publishers is 2013. Apple and Microsoft have been collaborating/competing since the 70's.
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by balls187 5y ago
> Not sure how they, and not Amazon Pure speculation, but Microsoft and Apple have long standing working relationship, in a way that Amazon just doesn't have.
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by balls187 5y ago
Will you be writing about this experience (I recall another thread where you discuss being on the receiving end of a state sponsored attack).
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by balls187 5y ago
> While NSO Group created hacking tools, and then did some questionable things with them Such as selling their software to the Saudi Government which in turn used the software in a highly targeted cyber attack leading to the grisly murde
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by balls187 5y ago
nfttrador.io cost 0.005 Eth + gas for a trade. As a crypto laymen, is it fair to convert the Eth to USD (~$20), or is that not correct, as traders would have a supply of Eth already, which they would pull from, and not need to purchase.
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by balls187 5y ago
Others have mostly answered it. As a 486DX owner (IBM PC compatible AST Advantage), I was aware of the lower price point 486SX chip, and the difference was that the latter did not have hardware support for floating point calculations. In ma
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by balls187 5y ago
I remember learning "Hauppauge" was pronounced "Hop Hog"
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by balls187 5y ago
I didn't realize Intel switched the meaning of DX/SX between their 386 and 486 CPU's.
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by balls187 5y ago
From my understanding, Amazon's teams have a lot of autonomy so I wouldn't be surprised if a team took that approach. Also (and this includes Amazon) I've never had anyone on a loop/hiring manager tell me how to prep for
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by balls187 5y ago
Unions
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by balls187 5y ago
Ah, I see I misinterpreted your comment, missing the key point that you are asking what local alternatives where employees are treated better. I'm lucky that Fred Meyer (my preferred local retail store) is unionized. More over, I ten
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by balls187 5y ago
I'm curious what do you need to purchase regularly that you cannot pick up at a local store?
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by balls187 5y ago
> This is Amazon/Bezos' fault, not the driver's. You sure this is only Amazon, and not also USPS, FedEx, UPS, etc? I'd sooner blame your apartment complex than delivery companies. Anecdotally, I've had so few pro
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by balls187 5y ago
Several air-frames met similar fates at various defense contractors.
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by balls187 5y ago
It looks like it is becoming more common place. iCare Tonometer
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by balls187 5y ago
They can now check ocular pressure without the puff!

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