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by blntechie 5y ago
It’s downright so simple to use, it’s a pleasure. But the behavior of auto layout when someone is sharing a screen is completely weird to me. Also their new UI which rolled out to us recently is bit more complex than the simpler one before.
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by blntechie 5y ago
For me, if I have long email threads (think 1 year worth of to and fros), it takes ages to load and keeps moving the position based on images loading etc. The conversation view completely becomes unusable beyond few tens of emails.
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by blntechie 5y ago
I’m surprised your employer allows to login to the SyncDocs client with your Google work ID. I’d be fired where I work if I do that. Google Drive sync client doesn’t even work half the time for me and nothing would make me happier than goin
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by blntechie 5y ago
Stripe makes such complex products appear so simple. Their product pages are art of work. Amazing company.
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by blntechie 5y ago
Same with sports scores. I’m surprised the various sports websites have not made a cry about this as part of anti-trust investigations. Maybe because those sports sites are still reliant on Google for their other page views? Which only make
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by blntechie 5y ago
Someone shared teddit.net few months before here and it works for me well in the browser.
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by blntechie 5y ago
Thanks!! I tried to find and Feedly also for some reason couldn’t find GR it.
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by blntechie 5y ago
One thing which annoys me with lot of these tech blogs are that they don’t support RSS. I would like to subscribe and read them as lot of these information are generally a good read and learning. To be fair, they have a neat feature to sub
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by blntechie 5y ago
Agree, I always use incognito/private mode and maybe that’s the reason I see this more often than others.
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by blntechie 5y ago
This is so common nowadays that for many sites I have the direct login page bookmarked. It indirectly implies that once you sign-up, the company stops caring about you. At-least for me.
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by blntechie 5y ago
In India, due to lack of space, many urban homes are more than one level and leaving the rebar open or partly covered helps to extend the home to another level when financially possible is the explanation I have often seen and heard.
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by blntechie 5y ago
Quarkus would be my choice.
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by blntechie 5y ago
> What I learned is that burning out isn’t just about work load, it’s about work load being greater than the motivation to do work. Such true words. I wish I can pull myself to do that easy work which beckons me currently but absolutely
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by blntechie 5y ago
I found this in their hiring page regarding file uploads. > We’ve implemented cross-platform Drag and Drop file uploading. When you drag a file into a Mighty window on macOS, we simulate that same sequence of Drag-and-Drop events on Linu
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by blntechie 5y ago
Very good point about using cash to teach kids about money. I just began teaching my kindergarten going son about money and some of the things he has learned watching us is very insightful. For all purposes, money for him is our phone. He h
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by blntechie 5y ago
Also, people assume everyone in the world have a bare minimum workspace at home to work distraction free - a basement, or home office or at least a small nook. But there are so many wide variety of people in the world who don’t have such lu
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by blntechie 5y ago
AWS Workspaces got big during the pandemic. I know atleast one mega consultancy corp which rolled out like 20k workspace instances when their employees moved to WFH.
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by blntechie 5y ago
Hmm, the problem starts from the localhost itself for me because of the different web server ports in which the frontend and api codes run. But most developers just ‘*’ the accept origin and move on at that time.
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by blntechie 6y ago
Running ‘mvn install’ on even a simple Spring project with default dependencies is scary to watch on the console. So many things happen and it’s not even the verbose mode. Running ‘dotnet build’ is much more saner and one can reasonably und
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by blntechie 6y ago
They can’t bring in new customers but replacements, upgrades and downgrades for existing customers are allowed.
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by blntechie 6y ago
For people who don't know, this bank (HDFC) was dinged and penalized by the central governing bank (Reserve Bank of India) because of the frequent outages of their banking systems. They restricted the bank from issuing new credit cards
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by blntechie 6y ago
They at least appear to hav a proper uninstaller. Many new services nowadays just hide that as a separate exe somewhere deep in their support pages.
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by blntechie 6y ago
This sounds very similar to lot of invoice based cash advance services in India. As invoices for recurring or one time services rendered to other companies are generally T+30 or even longer, small and mid size companies uses these invoices
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by blntechie 6y ago
An interview for me turned from going well to disaster because of a single mention I made that I was not a fan of seeing every single project with the microservice lens. That kind of rustled the interviewees who strongly believed that anyth
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by blntechie 6y ago
So much true. I have built many personal finance and analytical tools for my own use with Excel and Google Sheets in few mins and have extended their features as needed from there. I have been using some of these sheets for years and are be
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by blntechie 6y ago
Not a super fan of NYT or anything but I’m a subscriber. That NYT article didn’t sound like a hit piece or too negative as portrayed at all. For people who call themselves The Rationalists and advocate for absolute free speech, it’s bit iro
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by blntechie 6y ago
I just recently setup Zoho and seem to be working fine so far. Their web mail interface is decent but I don’t use it much.
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by blntechie 6y ago
Is .dev or .io considered a well-known gTLD by now? I’m in process of setting up email for my .dev domain.
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by blntechie 6y ago
I use Firefox containers to be logged into 3 AWS accounts and works fine for me.
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by blntechie 6y ago
The containers can be named and color coded. Also there are keyboard shortcuts which once learned makes it easier to switch.

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