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by chrisper 10y ago
One of the Number 1 complaints of people who pay for Economy Plus is that airlines sometimes let regular people sit there. Basically, if I paid more for this, why don't they have to? I think it was justified that they got removed. Also
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by chrisper 10y ago
Seems this issue also existed back in 2004... http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/197954-46-need-help-lost-f...
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How to make Windows eat your file with a simple accident
2 points by chrisper 10y ago|1 comments
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by chrisper 10y ago
I wonder if the devops company was this one: https://gravitational.com/teleport/index.html EDIT: Actually, it looks like it's Hashicorp.
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by chrisper 10y ago
Because everyone who has flown knows you need to choose these basic things when flying: Departure, Arrival, and two Departure Dates. So it's not that bad if the app won't hold your hands and tells you that you need these basic thi
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by chrisper 10y ago
Amex exists in Europe. Maybe not in your country (which you probably mean by "here."). Which country is it? Either way, I get very good customer support from American Express. Also way higher credit limit and points. My other card
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Teleport – Modern SSH server for teams managing distributed infrastructure(gravitational.com)
2 points by chrisper 10y ago|0 comments
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by chrisper 10y ago
I don't think the FAA is bad. It's the companies that are. What disruptions do you need? Other airliners can provide service just fine even though they have to follow FAA rules when flying to and from the US.
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by chrisper 10y ago
Sounds like a script with iptables. I believe many consumer routers also support time based internet access
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by chrisper 10y ago
I have to agree with you. Why don't we just lock ourselves away to become productive. At one point or another every little thing becomes distraction and harming productivity. At what point becomes productivity and efficiency an addicti
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by chrisper 10y ago
Many people say that the first thing they do is disable UAC. One person even told me that people who know what they are doing disable UAC. Not sure what to think of these people
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She was pregnant and broke. She signed up for uber – and fell into debt(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by chrisper 10y ago|0 comments
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by chrisper 10y ago
What do you think about the huge title bars? Probably the most annoying thing about Gnome imho. I know you can adjust it, but still. If you Google you need to find a good fix that is compatible with your version. I used Gnome for quite some
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by chrisper 10y ago
Makes sense, considering that snap goes beyond Desktop. (E.g. cloud etc.)
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by chrisper 10y ago
If you get a 2 star average on yelp on grand opening of your new restaurant, a lot of people won't even bother coming even if you fixed most of the complaints.
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by chrisper 10y ago
Won't Ubuntu still use Snap though?
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by chrisper 10y ago
For Go I prefer Gogland
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by chrisper 10y ago
Yes. It's even made more obvious than in Windows 8
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by chrisper 10y ago
Sensor gets more sensitive to light as you increase voltage. That's why you see all the noise as well.
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by chrisper 10y ago
Hopefully they will be able to deliver on quality [1]. The bad quality control at the high price is why I dislike Tesla cars. Maybe once they fix that they will convince me. Right now I find the lucid air more interesting. 1 http:/&#x
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by chrisper 10y ago
My Pixel is on 7.1.2. I got it the day it was released.
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by chrisper 10y ago
Well there is https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.facebook.l... and https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.facebook.m... But neither seem to be eligible for some
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by chrisper 10y ago
What about snap? Are they going to switch to flatpak as well?
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by chrisper 10y ago
Actually, if you look here [1], it says: >While KeePass is running, sensitive data (like the hash of the master key and entry passwords) is stored encryptedly in process memory. This means that even if you would dump the KeePass process
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by chrisper 10y ago
Yes, you are right. I wonder how this affects something like Keepass. If I had it unlocked open while Windows crashed, does Microsoft now have all my passwords?
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by chrisper 10y ago
>All crash dump types, including heap dumps and full dumps. Maybe I should not have used Windows Insider after all which forces you to have it on full...
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by chrisper 10y ago
Because then people would stop using their OS. They would also lose their free beta testers.
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by chrisper 10y ago
Maybe it is the attitude that makes it "TRASH." It seems you have only tried Unity and elementaryOS? Right now I use Cinnamon, which is similar enough to Windows to not be "TRASH" imho. Also here is a Linux joke for you
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by chrisper 10y ago
So what will you do if it goes to a debt collector?
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by chrisper 10y ago
I was thinking of the RS!

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