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crescentfresh
7y ago
Installed itself entirely in German. What?
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7y ago
Wow, interesting read. For many years shopping on Amazon when looking for a preferred product I always a) click on the reviews, then 2) immediately jump to the 1-star reviews. For the most part they contain information that feels more aut
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There's something deeper here that runs counter to the generally accepted idea that lights from screens at night disrupts the body's circadian rhythm and keeps us awake. Anecdotally I know that I can go from "can't sleep
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7y ago
> TouchID sensor under the screen YES
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7y ago
https://www.amazon.ca/alexaprivacysettings for those in Canada!
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7y ago
At my place, somebody a while back drank the Tableau koolaid and quickly designed some nice looking graphs and sold the commercial team on its value, and the president signed a check for a license. The software team was then tasked with put
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7y ago
Source on this?
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7y ago
> by improving the codebase of OpenSSL Just to clarify: LibreSSL forked OpenSSL [1]. By definition they did not improve the codebase of OpenSSL. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LibreSSL
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7y ago
Thanks! That episode's description in my podcast app sounded pretty uninteresting so I had originally skipped it. Have it queued up now!
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7y ago
What is your commentary on the article specifically, here? That both riders were probably cheating anyway?
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7y ago
Two times I go to the Indigo near me: a) wander around after I get a coffee at the attached starbucks, and 2) my kids have giftcards to spend from birthdays/christmas. Only once in the last year did I have a focused reason to hit them
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7y ago
I don't even understand where it came from. At work we've cycled through various audio/video conference providers over the last 10 years. All of a sudden in the last 6 months we're fully in bed with zoom, IT has zoom-ifi
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7y ago
> not everyone has the same level of ownership or commitment that I would expect This is a good way of putting it. A dev might be junior and won't have the knowledge or skill to build stuff with minimal defects, but they can still h
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As a very large and very public tech company, they assume they have whistleblowers' eyes on anything that gets discovered, even internally. I assume they go public with it precisely so that no one else can do so first.
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I think you're assuming the passwords were stored in readable format as a matter of design. That would get reviewed and flagged at any moderately competent tech company. I think it was probably something more inane like a POST body bei
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8y ago
Holy shit. Thank you!
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8y ago
I don't think there's an issue with the quote, he's relating to the quote. It's 100% accurate and that's what he's saying sucks.
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8y ago
I don't think he's 9 weeks into a managerial position, I think those things he listed are just the things he's been doing for the last 9 weeks, sounds like they're hiring right now.
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8y ago
Some of my 13yr old son's classmates have started a bullying campaign against their own teacher , trying to dig up dirt or otherwise gossip about her. This happens over insta and snap. My son isn't involved but as a result she wo
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8y ago
Not sure what you mean. I do 62+ hours for the most part, each fast.
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8y ago
I do not awaken hungry.
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My sleep patterns get completely messed up on my fasts. I'll sleep for 4 hours and then wide-awake. I switch back to normal eating and I get a full 8hrs sleep that night. It made me think I was doing something wrong but then the more I
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8y ago
> literally works on lowering your excessive AWS bills these companies are a dime a dozen, no personal offense intended to yourself or this company.
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> he is a big proponent of index funds Oddly, when I entered the passive index world I got absorbed into checking in on my index ETF purchases every day, multiple times per day, and resisting the urge to sell and buy (more index ETFs, lo
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8y ago
Are there certain fields where people are implicitly required to be "on call"? As a software dev (in an oncall rotation) even when I'm not on call I still am expected to check in on things and be available during non-business
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> First off, every swimmer pees in the pool A friend expressed this to me once when I caught her peeing in the pool and I was honestly skeptical that "everyone does it" as I would have never felt comfortable doing that. Still d
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“Weird af” was his entire point.
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For those may not know, Wubby's video (the video you linked to) was taken down by youtube and a strike was incurred on Wubby's account [1], while the video(s) that he criticized continue to remain up. It was eventually re-instated
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8y ago
Also, this was in Seattle location, can anyone shed some light on cost-of-living there compared to say Bay Area developers?
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Does Charles (iOS) allow capturing traffic of any app launched? Is it like a "record" button for network traffic?
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