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by client4 8y ago
Montana. We have SoFi, Oracle, Submittable, OnX Maps, etc.
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by client4 8y ago
The Google-China human-rights narrative feels more like human-rights activists know they will get headlines with Google+Human Rights+China right now. The US heavily depends on China for raw materials and manufactured goods which arguably c
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by client4 8y ago
Their food court is amazing. You can have steamed salmon and a Spicy Chicken sandwich at the same time. Also free to your family.
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by client4 8y ago
Yes, phone autocorrected Fi fiber...edited it but soon enough it seems. Google Fi is available in the US with certain phones. I got the Pixel 2 specifically for it... otherwise I'd probably have the Huawei P20
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by client4 8y ago
3 years is a far cry from 30 days.
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by client4 8y ago
Nice reference of CNN populist talking points. Anyone with a laptop, agenda, and free time can work to sway public opinion. For instance, your account is 28 days old. Not to exclude you from the conversation, but poor comments from new acco
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by client4 8y ago
I forgot to clarify, I'm using Google Fi in Beijing right now. My point was that, even though maps may be blocked, it really works flawlessly. It's better than Baidu maps, though Baidu has made great strides in quality lately.
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by client4 8y ago
Is it just me, or on all of the recent China articles is there been a noticeable increase in newly-created accounts with "quality of local newspaper comment sections" comments? I'm not super pro China, but there is a lot of
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by client4 8y ago
Maps work better in China than Japan. Source, living in Shanghai and Beijing with occasional Japan trips got a year.
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by client4 8y ago
And what I'm saying is, my government doesn't respect human rights, but I as a citizen do. You're throwing the baby out with the bathwater arguing private US business shouldn't work with anyone in China because they mu
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by client4 8y ago
Hey! I'm in Shanghai a lot and love meeting up with other tech people if you're interested in a drink.
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by client4 8y ago
Why? Are you willing to elaborate? This type of comment really doesn't add value to the conversation.
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by client4 8y ago
My winning combination for China: Google Fi (unrestricted access to real Internet), Google Translate, Didi. Most places have pictures for food so I just play the pointing game, but it would be difficult if you were a picky eater.
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by client4 8y ago
Please tell me more about this drinking game ;)
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by client4 8y ago
I think this is a very American perspective; I'm American as well. It is very easy for us to forget our own human rights abuses, like bombing children in the Middle East, torture in Abu Ghraib, etc. etc. and focus on other countries a
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by client4 8y ago
I use Bing as my primary search engine while in China. It isn't blocked, has excellent search results, and is a general drop in replacement for Google/DDG. Baidu is a bit harder to navigate as a foreigner. I don't even try
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by client4 8y ago
I was banned without explanation in 2011 from Google. No calendar, no email, no phone contacts! Gone immediately and with no ability to get them back. I only regained access because of a Reddit post.
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by client4 8y ago
I'm not exactly sure why a new tool is needed. Everything necessary is found from the referenced Crowdstrike code at https://github.com/CrowdStrike/Forensics/tree/master/O365-Ou...
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by client4 8y ago
If multiple users could use the "IDE" at the same time I could move entirely off of GSuite. Right now being able to edit the occasional code block with 4 people watching is worth GDocs.
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by client4 8y ago
I wrote a bill with my friend Representative Daniel Zolnikov in 2013 to try and fix data privacy in Montana. Montana as a state provides its citizens with a constitutional right to privacy, but much of this right is not enumerated in law.
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Show HN: AN ACT CREATING THE MONTANA PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION ACT(legiscan.com)
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by client4 8y ago
# Our business (smaller ISP) stack is: * Xero: Accounting (I'm working to move to ledger). Automates sending of monthly invoices, CC import, etc. * Lob: Letters and checks. I have python scripts that auto-generate a lot of the content
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by client4 8y ago
Haha I work during coffee, conference call during hiking, and then work during my first two beers :)
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by client4 8y ago
Coffee in the morning, hike in the afternoon, beer in the evening.
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by client4 9y ago
No worries. My email is eric@tsi.io or client4 via keybase.
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by client4 9y ago
There are current open jobs for the following companies in Missoula: https://classpass.com/about/careers https://www.onxmaps.com/join-our-team https://resume.submittable.com/submit h
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by client4 9y ago
Hey Neighbor! Let me know if you're interested in a beer or networking in the area. Hellgate Venture network is a great place to meet other tech oriented people in the area.
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by client4 9y ago
Does Keybase count? It allows me to update various contact methods and allows strangers to contact me in a verifiable manner.
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by client4 9y ago
Whomp whomp. If I recall, it was Centurylink and Charter who got the biggest checks.
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by client4 9y ago
My friend made an app that lets you peek at the State Checkbook and see what ISP's are getting checks. http://www.porkcast.com/

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