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by cheeze 9y ago
Nothing wrong with updating an app often IMO. There are dozens of teams working on the app concurrently (didn't they compain about the 65,535 class limit in objc due to their iPhone app?) so no surprise they have a regular release cade
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by cheeze 9y ago
Thank you for what you do. Donating to Watsi and getting the updates about people that I've helped is one of the highlights of my day to day life. Shameless plug for Watsi incoming... Consider donating monthly. They don't spam you
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by cheeze 9y ago
The new podcasts app is absolutely terrible. My girlfriend is a heavy listener and the list of podcasts she has available takes between 30-45 seconds if it loads at all. Releasing the new version of this app was absolutely a regression, and
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by cheeze 9y ago
What actually makes this a blockchain? That it uses a Merkle Tree? Is a CT log a blockchain?
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by cheeze 9y ago
Teslas don't need gears since they use electric motors. So there is literally no time spent shifting gears. See https://www.quora.com/Why-don%E2%80%99t-Tesla-cars-need-a-ge...
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by cheeze 9y ago
IMO the biggest issue with them is that the average consumer doesn't know what to do with them. Neither iPhone or Android (that I'm aware of at least) expose an easy way to read a QR code which would be intuitive to even a large m
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by cheeze 9y ago
Shutting it completely down is impossible, but making possession illegal is not.
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by cheeze 9y ago
Absolutely. One area that they have revolutionized is casting. Hell, even Jay Leno's crew used a 3d printer to create prototype parts that were no longer made and then cast the plastic printed part into a sand mold using aluminum.
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by cheeze 9y ago
Isn't the difficulty the same? Why wouldn't you want to mine whichever coin cost more?
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by cheeze 9y ago
I have a problem with anticompetitive practices from ABI
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by cheeze 9y ago
Follow up question. How often do sites get their start by "stealing" content from others?
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by cheeze 9y ago
It's mind blowing to me how much LE gets done with such a tiny team. Hats off to them, they've done a ton of good for the PKI world.
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by cheeze 9y ago
Why would they be done for? If they are basically funded by the FSB then they can't really die, no? Or is it more that it's over to them wrt running in the USA in general
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by cheeze 9y ago
IMO being a music major isn't the story here, having no related experience/knowledge is. But that doesn't get clicks quite as well. One of the best engineers I've ever met had a bachelors in Psychology. Another was a hig
825.
by cheeze 9y ago
My universal fund donation is the best money I spend every month. I love Watsi!
826.
by cheeze 9y ago
I just get "invalid password"
827.
by cheeze 9y ago
Sounds like a lot of work
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by cheeze 9y ago
I had a similar experience there. There were parts of the company that seemed like they sucked, but my experience was only positive and put me in a position to learn a ton from strong engineers while building my skills up and making a good
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by cheeze 9y ago
You can learn how to program from books. Phone should be no problem either. But it is going to be much, much harder to learn how to program anything with any decent level of complexity. Writing everything in a single file? Sure. Writing a
830.
by cheeze 9y ago
On ff/windows 10 I just get redirected to the non AMP version of pages. How is this breaking the internet?
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by cheeze 9y ago
Poor gals and guys. Godspeed to them.
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by cheeze 9y ago
AWS CodeCommit has worked pretty well for me. I generally trust AWS/GCP/Azure over others regarding availability.
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by cheeze 9y ago
I've seen a few mentions of something along the lines of "The malware then checks for files with a file extension as listed in the appendix and encrypts these using 2048-bit RSA encryption." I'm not super well versed in
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by cheeze 9y ago
What has your experience been with AWS Certificate Manager?
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by cheeze 9y ago
The general public doesn't realize they can sign up for a month long subscription of something and cancel it? Are you serious? How is that gaming the system at all?
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by cheeze 9y ago
This is a pretty fascinating scenario. Between this and everything else that Uber is going through at the moment, it seems that they are going to have a very rough year. Here's to hoping that more people start using competitors so that
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by cheeze 9y ago
Non AMP version of your link: http://www.businessinsider.com/travis-kalanick-interview-on-...
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by cheeze 9y ago
> Is it open source? Probably not > Why do I care? You might not. > The same reason I don't use AWS or Google Cloud only datastores: I want to avoid vendor lockin. Sounds like this isn't the product for you then. Is that
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by cheeze 10y ago
Doesn't work on chrome/android
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by cheeze 10y ago
Welcome to open source software. Somebody has to fix it. Better than it being closed source and you being told to go away.

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