crisnoble

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by crisnoble 7y ago
Interesting to see everyone hating on strava for not changing much for a long time. It has thousands of apps and browser extensions built on top of it to give you power features you want or need for training purposes. Strava is not probably
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by crisnoble 7y ago
And you still export the gpx and upload it to relive. Relive constantly making these videos after every single ride was annoying to me, I would much rather make 1 or 2 a year, but it was all or nothing with strava syncing.
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by crisnoble 7y ago
Do the racks get used or stay empty? Does it result in more visitors than a single parking spot would have generated? Does it encourage more people to choose less polluting ways of navigating their neighborhood? The whole point is it helps
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A Demonstration of Tracking Across Incognito Sessions(nothingprivate.ml)
4 points by crisnoble 7y ago|0 comments
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by crisnoble 7y ago
Does anyone know of a similar list for ADA violations?
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by crisnoble 7y ago
Exactly. Instead, the corporations can extract all of the value of the oil, and we the people feel the losses of the resulting environmental damage for years. If the the expected damage exceeds the expected value, then they should not be bu
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by crisnoble 7y ago
>[Taylor Energy Company] claim that only one drop of oil per minute is being released from a small area covered in mud, amounting to less than three gallons each day. .... 14 years later ... Somewhere between 1,000 and 71,000 gallons hav
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by crisnoble 7y ago
Riding a marathon course after the roads are closed, and parked cars are moved, but well before the start of the race, is an absolutely amazing experience.
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by crisnoble 7y ago
Now: "This is ridiculous! I'm paying 10 bucks a month to Hulu for thousands of shows, movies and kids content so I can watch Handmaid's Tale with commercials."
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by crisnoble 8y ago
Two factor auth is not required for turbotax.
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Uber Launches Uber Rewards(uber.com)
1 points by crisnoble 8y ago|0 comments
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by crisnoble 8y ago
It does. My team uses Epics -> Stories -> Sub Tasks all the time.
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by crisnoble 8y ago
I'm wondering which two regulations that will presumably be revoked so that this one could get signed. > ...it is important that for every one new regulation issued, at least two prior regulations be identified for elimination... h
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by crisnoble 8y ago
What makes a speed limit "unreasonably low"?
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by crisnoble 8y ago
> he's not the only one. Too true: https://github.com/search?q=spring.datasource.password%3D123...
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by crisnoble 8y ago
I read the original retracted story linked elsewhere in the comments: https://web.archive.org/web/20180403204501/https://www.npr.o... But has anyone found the site that Jeff Ervine tried so hard to get r
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Google PageSpeed Insights Now Includes Real-World Speed Distributions(developers.google.com)
19 points by crisnoble 9y ago|14 comments
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by crisnoble 9y ago
I am reading it from a desktop and I had to do a double take when I instantly noticed how it was techcruch but didn't have the epically annoying fixed sidebars and delayed loading ads messing with my scroll bar. I came here to suggest
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by crisnoble 9y ago
My school taught world geography in 7th grade (US public school). We learned every country and a capitol, every mountain range, desert, ocean and river across the entire globe. I think maybe only 50% of that has been retained nearly 20 year
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by crisnoble 9y ago
I built http://thejobist.com (lame tagline: A job-search search site) as I was learning web development and looking for a web development job. I built it with grand vision to expand user submissions, working voting, featured sit
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by crisnoble 9y ago
The owners of Hobby Lobby are building a museum of the bible in Washington DC. via http://www.npr.org/2017/07/06/535823149/hobby-lobby-agrees-t...
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by crisnoble 10y ago
Business would like to make their goods as profitable as possible, they have never shown any willingness to pass on savings to customers.
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by crisnoble 10y ago
All I was trying to say that the current round of executive actions are being taken for businesses and without regards to effects on workers, but you put it more succinctly.
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by crisnoble 10y ago
I have yet to hear about any movement on those campaign talking points.
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by crisnoble 10y ago
I agree that the pipeline will decrease fuel costs, and provide temporary construction jobs, however the net will be that the oil businesses will increase their profits and need fewer workers to transport the oil to market. Until workers ca
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by crisnoble 10y ago
Freezing federal hiring literally will cost jobs, so is in no way pro worker. Employees of the government are workers too. The ACA benefits my wife who was able to quit her job to start a business without worrying about being denied healthc
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by crisnoble 10y ago
What decisions has he made that are pro worker? I have heard that he has pushed to restart pipeline construction (pro business), freeze fedral hiring (anti worker), and kill ACA (anti worker, pro business).
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by crisnoble 10y ago
I put in ycombinator into the actual tool, and got some very interesting results: Domains: ycombinator.com *.optionking.com optionking.com *.movie-blog.org ssl4679.cloudflare.com *.ycombinator.com movie-blog.org Valid F
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Facebook's New Certificate Transparency Monitoring Tool(facebook.com)
4 points by crisnoble 10y ago|2 comments
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by crisnoble 10y ago
I consider myself a major vim beginner, only using it for commit messages, very light file creations, and checking out config settings files when sshed into a server. I have never seen this screen.

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