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Macintosh
(hypercritical.co)
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chmars
13y ago
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chmars
13y ago
Using Gmail is no reason to ignore the necessity of a local backup. I use CloudPull (OS X, payware). And please note that Gmail is not free for everyone, there are many Google Apps users.
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chmars
13y ago
My Gmail is back … :)
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chmars
13y ago
Creating the archive takes some time and is it working during a Gmail outage anyway? For OS X users, CloudPull (payware) is a good solution for a continuous Gmail backup. It's developed by Golden Hill Software: http://www.go
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chmars
13y ago
You could use Kolab: http://kolab.org/
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chmars
13y ago
Here we go: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7116971
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chmars
13y ago
I agree, there is no alternative, there are only other mail services, especially if you use not only Gmail but also Calendar and Contacts.
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chmars
13y ago
My OS X Mail.app got stuck since it cannot access Gmail at the moment. OK, using Mail.app with Gmail isn't the best idea as we probably all know … ;)
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chmars
13y ago
Fishing for Karma! :)
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chmars
13y ago
You pay for results, not for time. And you can use an existing market to define a price. Time is often used to measure compensation – lawyers are well known for being paid in hourly fees –, however, in the long run, only results counts. And
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chmars
13y ago
Same. Same amount, different format!
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chmars
13y ago
The payment was apparently USD 33'500.
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chmars
13y ago
The payment was apparently USD 33'500. Not being in the bug bounty business, I had expected a higher payment.
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chmars
13y ago
The expectation of a higher level of privacy in Germany and other European countries is usually based on a common misunderstand: Privacy does not protect against state surveillance, on the contrary: State Surveillance is always excluded fro
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chmars
13y ago
Each apartment in German has a registration number and is registered with the government. Most tenants, however, are not aware of this number since it is completely irrelevant in everyday life. And you don't put the apartment number on
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Happiness Hero
(jobs.bufferapp.com)
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A few things iOS developers ought to know about the ARM architecture
(wanderingcoder.net)
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The Swiss are scandalized by trains that run three minutes behind schedule
(qz.com)
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13y ago
It was probably mainly a PR idea, though a good one … on the other hand, from a neutral point of view, Biel/Switzerland is not really different from Greenwich/UK as a zero point.
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13y ago
Where it matters, UTC is widely used, for example in aviation. And local times - based on time zones – are representations of UTC too.
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I love old pictures. Just recently, I discovered a picture of my office building from 1890 on Wikipedia – and it still looks about the same today! )
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Nobody reads the footnotes …
(othersociologist.com)
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How can you buy a good Yelp rating?
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Au Revoir, iTunes Match
(dev.null.org)
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When Anonymous Isn’t Really Anonymous
(brooksreview.net)
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5 reasons why I'm not using Jelly
(philbradley.typepad.com)
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I do not see a 'world's first': Elliptic does not offer insurance to customers but has to get insurance itself according to the published terms: 'Elliptic Vault shall effect and maintain with a reputable insurance compa
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Thanks, it was – well is – embarrassing nevertheless … never in doubt, sometimes wrong, sure, but not THAT wrong! ;)
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13y ago
I use Gmail (as a part of Google Apps for Business) all the time but I did not notice that autocomplete had become available … sorry for that!
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chmars
13y ago
I was terribly wrong, sorry for that!
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