cheeze

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721.
by cheeze 8y ago
Everybody is aware. Many just don't care.
722.
by cheeze 8y ago
I've bought a few things as well, it was always a repeat item. Alexa, order more deoderant. She was able to figure out that I wanted the same deoderant that I've ordered the past 10 times.
723.
by cheeze 8y ago
Agree. The quality of their software is so much better than the other major players.
724.
by cheeze 8y ago
Sinemia is so much better it's insane! I feel bad for my friends when we go to movies and they use MoviePass. Seems like they have so many restrictions, whereas I can just buy tix online whenever to _any_ showing.
725.
by cheeze 8y ago
That probably isn't too far off from how they were picked
726.
by cheeze 8y ago
/r/guns is great for that reason exactly. You get some annoying folks in the comments, but never anything about politics and the whole "libtard bashing" thing isn't done there. Im with ya. Live in one of the most li
727.
by cheeze 8y ago
Same here. Can't stand /r/firearms though. I wish there were better gun communities out there. And I wish guns weren't so expensive. I'm at the point where I have insurance on my gun collection alone.
728.
by cheeze 8y ago
Same. Abom as well and /r/skookum a bit.
729.
by cheeze 8y ago
/r/edc is a thinly veiled /r/iamverybadass "22/SDE, my EDC" - proceeds to have a Leatherman, 2 knives, a phone, wallet, gun, and 2 mags...
730.
by cheeze 8y ago
I'm a fan of /k/. Definitely more juvenile but a great place to go to get an honest opinion with a surprisingly knowledgeable community.
731.
by cheeze 8y ago
No different than many of the other enterprise chat apps. Amazon Chime is some of the buggiest software I've ever used.
732.
by cheeze 8y ago
This is exactly why I can't trust Google services though. The services are rock solid, but far far too often do I see folks who have to reach out to a dev on Twitter or their friend at Google to get a simple billing error resolved co
733.
by cheeze 8y ago
Email doesn't suck for almost anything but this is an apples to oranges comparison. Email certainly sucks for short rapid messages. > Some of use like to write, you know. /r/iamverysmart . Some of us like to write short
734.
by cheeze 8y ago
An okay alternative to Venmo. The UI is definitely worse (IMO) and they've done a piss poor job at tying users to identities more than using phone numbers. Nobody I know uses Cash App except in exceptional cases. I have to double and t
735.
by cheeze 8y ago
Man that shirt is awesome... But man I would never wear that shirt as that looks like the crown jewel of any neckbeards collection
736.
by cheeze 8y ago
Seattle all my life and I've never heard of Mazama or Pasayten Wilderness -.-
737.
by cheeze 8y ago
Thank God for the arxiv and SciHub
738.
by cheeze 8y ago
Game is only going to get tighter too. Now you have sports moving into the streaming era, Disney launching something soon, etc. The time of even more fragmented streaming offerings (and more selection) is soon. Comcast is an interesting stu
739.
by cheeze 8y ago
Is their pay not comparatively great? Usually when I see this statement, folks are comparing seattle to silicon valley 1:1 which isn't a fair comparison. Seattle is expensive but not that expensive. My friends who work at amzn seem t
740.
by cheeze 8y ago
What? How do you jump to this conclusion!?
741.
by cheeze 8y ago
It might also be a momentary blip that you really shouldn't need to wake a human up for. The hard part of monitoring imo is that perfect balance. Asymtotically approaching nirvana but never quite reaching.
742.
by cheeze 8y ago
Not oncall for Amazon but I don't particularly mind it. It sucks to have to be near a computer for the time, but I actually find digging in and finding that needle in a haystack pretty fun. On a good team, the life interruption is mini
743.
by cheeze 8y ago
This is correct. The reason that the scene uses MKV is because it has better support for multiple audio, video, and subtitle streams and handles streaming as well as "streaming" from RAR compressed and split archive files.
744.
by cheeze 8y ago
The problem is just flipped. Now internet users will spoil it for cable users. Good luck getting the cable companies to agree to a delayed signal.
745.
by cheeze 8y ago
Fully agree with you here. I agree with OP of the comment that yes, most startups don't need this. But tons of companies _do_ need to scale. And those are the ones willing to pay someone who knows their shit the big bucks. No, the comp
746.
by cheeze 8y ago
Hate to say it, but that's exactly what Trump wants (you to not come to the States) :/
747.
by cheeze 8y ago
Man... $880 a month to drive around Seattle sounds miserable.
748.
by cheeze 8y ago
I guess? I mean, token based auth is nothing new at this point. I think it would be more criminally negligent not to use token auth than it is a huge success story to use it.
749.
by cheeze 8y ago
According to the Wikipedia article, it was required reading for a specific course, no?
750.
by cheeze 8y ago
Fully agree. In an ideal world all of this would be locked down, but you've gotta be prerty naive to assume that everything is perfectly locked down . There are areas that I couldn't push code willy nilly, namely in the security

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