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by crummy 7y ago
For what it's worth, Blizzard still seems to be doing the build-half-a-game-then-cancel it thing. https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019/06/report-blizzard-began...
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by crummy 7y ago
My Pixel does this, too. I assumed it was cross referencing businesses' phone numbers, the ones you can find if you search the company name on Google.
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by crummy 7y ago
How does the tab-to-search feature in Chrome negatively affect how you use the address bar? Are you entering URLs with tabs in them?
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by crummy 7y ago
It's a multiple choice question. I use VS Code and IntelliJ for example.
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by crummy 7y ago
https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2019#technology-_-... 50.7% VS Code 31.5% Visual Studio 30.5% Notepad++
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by crummy 7y ago
Have you ever bought a soft drink or purchased food from a fast food restaurant? Why did you choose it?
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by crummy 7y ago
Standups can have their use but I can't imagine a 20 person standup being useful. Why do you bring so many teams together for it?
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by crummy 7y ago
Yup, selecting "see less often" once seemed to make them disappear entirely for me.
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by crummy 7y ago
It seems like you're implying that twitter posts cannot contain evidence of crimes?
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by crummy 7y ago
You can use a service like this if you just want the summary (works pretty well most of the time): https://www.summarizebot.com/
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by crummy 7y ago
For power users, maybe. When I open a music player the first thing I'll do is search for something, and there's no search box at all here: https://www.foobar2000.org/images/img/main.png I'm sure the
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Thoughtworks Technology Radar Vol. 20(thoughtworks.com)
4 points by crummy 8y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 8y ago
The story of the Endurance on its own is edge-of-your-seat stuff, but the audiobook is absolutely top notch. The story is woven perfectly and the narration is perfect. It's probably the best audiobook I've listened to.
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by crummy 8y ago
You can click the "I don't like this tweet" button in the dropdown.
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by crummy 8y ago
One thing that may not be immediately obvious is that you can click on the bars to drill deeper, multiple layers deep.
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New Zealand's Interactive Emissions Tracker(emissionstracker.mfe.govt.nz)
2 points by crummy 8y ago|1 comments
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by crummy 8y ago
> Targeting based on context (what sort of website the ad is on, for instance), is fine. Why? I didn't consent for that.
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by crummy 8y ago
You can imagine a company that has come up with a product that helps people live more sustainably, and they want to figure out how to tell people about it. You didn't seek them out though; are they your enemy?
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by crummy 8y ago
Where do you get the idea this is DNS over VPN only? > Any unencrypted connections are encrypted automatically and by default. > Unfortunately, a lot of the Internet is still unencrypted. For that, Warp automatically adds encryption f
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by crummy 8y ago
The article mentions the no-interaction exploit used: > The attacks utilized a cyber weapon called Karma. As Reuters reported in January, Karma allowed Raven operatives to remotely hack into iPhones by inputting a target’s phone number o
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by crummy 8y ago
Maybe we should think about some high speed rail options!
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by crummy 8y ago
Is DNA pretty clear on the whole male/female thing? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XX_male_syndrome
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by crummy 8y ago
WhatsApp.
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by crummy 8y ago
Do you opt in to notifications on desktop apps normally? I know Steam pops up notifications when my friends play a game for example, and though I disable this I think it was enabled by default.
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by crummy 8y ago
I don't have an answer for the question but I remember watching a series of recorded interviews with Americans from all walks of life and all described themselves as middle class, from the poorest to the wealthiest.
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by crummy 8y ago
Doesn't that describe fly by wire systems which describes most planes these days?
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by crummy 8y ago
How does encryption work for group chats on WhatsApp? Could Facebook have moderated these messages to prevent the attacks or is the content still hidden to them?
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by crummy 8y ago
How do you keep them all in sync when you rip new music?
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by crummy 8y ago
Not sure on the accuracy of this report but there are some indications that Uber, etc increase the number of cars on the road: https://www.businessinsider.com.au/uber-lyft-creating-traffi... I think the implication is that
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by crummy 8y ago
Common sense is, if I can see the sun through it unblocked, it must let light through, and light gives me vitamin D, right?

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