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by beachwood23 10y ago
That's a really interesting problem that I haven't thought as much about as I should. Do you know of any articles that cover the strangling of small businesses in more detail?
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by beachwood23 10y ago
I'm currently paying $2k a month for a service. I pay Remote Year that sum, and they provide consistent workspaces, living spaces, and travel to a different country every month. The jury is still out on whether it is actually worth tha
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Run the Jewels – Talk to me(adultswim.com)
3 points by beachwood23 10y ago|0 comments
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by beachwood23 10y ago
That app didn't exist until May 15th, and all the reviews for it are incredibly poor (as in, had zero functionality at all). I'd bet someone got an early leak of the name for Google's new messaging product, and tried to make
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by beachwood23 10y ago
Asiimov's Three Laws of Robotics, right?
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by beachwood23 11y ago
I agree. There was little sign of the old Apple Arrogance that paved new product lines and pushed tech forward. Instead, the presentation explicitly mentioned several times that they only released these products because "customers aske
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by beachwood23 11y ago
Is there a specific problem with the actual analysis?
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by beachwood23 11y ago
Not a fan of the weird "intro". Just show me the content I came for. I don't have an opinion on the new logo, but I definitely think they should have put more work in making this redesign easier to navigate and more readable.
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by beachwood23 11y ago
What are your coping tools for ADHD? I know friends who really struggle with it, unless they take medication.
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by beachwood23 12y ago
Yes. Its literally the point of the Mono project.
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by beachwood23 12y ago
I'm interested in anyone's thoughts on Grails as compared to RoR. Which one is easier to pick up, develop in, has better tooling, etc.?
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by beachwood23 12y ago
What is the advantage of your service vs Magic?
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by beachwood23 12y ago
I'm a Dynamics AX developer. Our environment takes minutes to compare text files. I would love to have your "half-second" delays :)
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by beachwood23 12y ago
Is that sarcasm? Because Linux Mint certainly includes and provides access to non-free software.
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by beachwood23 12y ago
I think his point is that time is so inherently relative to the location / inertia of the observer that it is in practice a human construct.
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by beachwood23 12y ago
Wouldn't changing the spin be the way to communicate? Is spin not a changeable property?
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by beachwood23 12y ago
I bet his university's Gmail has auto-lookup for contacts.
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by beachwood23 12y ago
>Riding one would certainly attract looks and questions. So does wearing a large purple sombrero. That doesn't mean I'm going to pay $1000 for one.
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by beachwood23 12y ago
>If I start feeling hungry, I'm going to want to eat, and it's not much use telling me that I shouldn't So you admit that eating less calories is a valid way to lose weight, but that it takes willpower to stick to the diet
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by beachwood23 12y ago
Yes, I would actually. I can do a CAPTCHA in about 5 seconds, whereas generating the proof-of-work took around 10 seconds on my computer.
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by beachwood23 12y ago
Ok, can you tell us then?
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by beachwood23 12y ago
Transmit is wonderful. I've used Fetch and Cyberduck in the past, and they just don't compare. The feature sets are all pretty similar (at least for what I use), but Transmit makes those features so much easier to access and use.
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by beachwood23 12y ago
I thought the same. What is the advantage of this platform over something equally simple like Jekyll or Octopress?
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The Horrible State of Reviews in the Windows Phone App Store(rywhite.com)
4 points by beachwood23 13y ago|0 comments
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by beachwood23 13y ago
I believe it has been open source for quite some time. Check the link I provided in the comment below for their repo page.
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by beachwood23 13y ago
They use Launchpad.net to host their code. It's here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntuone
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by beachwood23 13y ago
Can this be more overhanded? I really liked Google's older jokes, they were more subtle.
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by beachwood23 13y ago
The Microsoft/Nokia deal has actually not gone through yet, although it most likely will. http://techcrunch.com/2014/02/14/the-nokia-microsoft-deal-is...
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by beachwood23 13y ago
If Java Date was so broken before this, what have businesses been using the past few years? The article mentioned Joda-Date, but I'm curious if companies have used other solutions, or even built in-house solutions.
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by beachwood23 13y ago
Of course it doesn't. This email service doesn't do anything that other email services don't offer

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