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by cstrat 10y ago
haha every deep breath in I noticed that too... such a tiny thing but so distracting
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by cstrat 10y ago
They have a pretty good name in contact centre technology. I think the bigger shift is that people don't need desk phones anymore. The move to mobile is killing the need for fancy PBX gear in business.
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by cstrat 10y ago
Looks pretty neat! I will take a look at the site over the coming days and report back with feedback :) Side comment, I am wondering why you've bothered with putting your email as: salmaanpehlari[at]gmail[dot]com considering you'v
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by cstrat 10y ago
Looks nice. It would be nice to see even more examples, especially how it looks with smaller graphs. For example 200px wide by 30px high. I am looking at jquery-sparklines at the moment and this looks like it could be a neat twist to that l
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by cstrat 10y ago
I wonder if the city is profitable if the map is loaded with the normal game mechanics. I suspect he wouldn't have strategically placed the municipal resources around the place.
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by cstrat 10y ago
Just sounds crazy to me that someone feels that they need to defend themselves with deadly force at all times. I could only understand that if you live in a rough neighborhood with constant violence or have wild animals threatening your lif
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by cstrat 10y ago
I've probably just had a sheltered city upbringing!
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by cstrat 10y ago
Out of interest, why do you need a firearm on your hip as you sit at the computer? edit: I'm from Australia and the idea of having a single weapon, let alone more than 10 close by is kind of frightening.
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by cstrat 10y ago
I love Meteor and hope that it continues to grow! I've been using it since well before v1.0 and can understand peoples frustration around it. A lot of patterns and core themes have come and gone. Allow/deny, blaze, and now it is s
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by cstrat 10y ago
I am going to cancel my premium membership. It was due for renewal, but I am not going to do it. Don't like the direction this is all heading.
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by cstrat 10y ago
Admittedly I don't know what that is and I don't know a lot about how applications on OSX get permissions. From reading that thread I posted I was under the impression that Dropbox stored the password because it was able to reinst
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by cstrat 10y ago
I posted a separate comment, but will post here again... Dropbox do store one password AFAIK. It appears that they store OSX users administrator password... I am keen to see if they address this somewhere. See discussion: https:/&#x2F
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by cstrat 10y ago
I am wondering how they store OSX users administrator password, since it isn't being hashed - they actually store the password somewhere... it would be nice if that were addressed somewhere. See discussion: https://news.ycom
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by cstrat 10y ago
After reading this thread on HN ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12247401 ) I made the move away from gmail to fastmail with my own TLD. I used a `.me` TLD. I love it. Works great and haven't been confused yet. Sti
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by cstrat 10y ago
Yeah I didn't think that there was a definitive answer in the article, kind of says that dropbox will just keep asking for it on boot. I was asking to see if anyone knew what APIs dropbox might be hooking into, but @szhu in a post abov
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by cstrat 10y ago
I totally missed this post - but having read it am pretty shocked. Is that really what the app is doing? Storing the admin password so that it can override your OS settings? Not happy about that at all... What are the implications of not gi
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by cstrat 10y ago
I feel bad for them and their customers. Wonder what the root cause of all this is, they seem to be a specific target for some reason...
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by cstrat 10y ago
I have the Bose QC35s - there is zero lag when using them... however my car's bluetooth (seems a common thing) lags at least 1.5 seconds which is frustrating.
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by cstrat 10y ago
bought me a copy, look forward to having a read :)
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by cstrat 10y ago
I agree that a lot of features are generally pretty useless... however I love that I can download the Netflix app to my TV directly. It saves me having to use a second device and I can update to another VOD provider if my TV outlives Netfli
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by cstrat 10y ago
The simple fix would be for google to show their own page after successfully logging in. On this page they would tell the user they are about to be forwarded to another page external to google.
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by cstrat 10y ago
Yeah 100%. This would be ideal, even if it doesn't really contribute to returning stolen phones. It makes the whole idea of stealing an iPhone so much more difficult for thieves. A strong deterrent in my opinion is much better than a s
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by cstrat 10y ago
When I saw that I just assumed that when playing he has practised shooting from the centre line and prefers to take that extra step on the line before taking a shot.
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by cstrat 11y ago
test@test.com Pwned on 48 breached sites and found 650 pastes. Ouch.
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by cstrat 11y ago
You must have missed it, the individual developer galaxy hosting is out. I am using it, its amazing. $13 per month per container. Its not the cheapest ($5 D/O wins there) however so far I have found it to be fantastic! They take care o
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by cstrat 11y ago
I didn't know that this is how other pressure cookers worked. Mine just releases steam constantly through a valve once it gets to a certain temperature/pressure... but I might just be using it wrong :P
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by cstrat 11y ago
By the looks of the photos, none of the street signs are normal parking zone signs, but rather special event signage. Those are only used for special events and don't change very often. This is a good example for their use. I agree wit
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by cstrat 11y ago
Pretty amazing effort, very clean UI and works flawlessly so far...
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by cstrat 12y ago
Amazing reply. Couldn't stop my brain from reading it in a SA accent. :)
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by cstrat 12y ago
I thought that there was going to be a simple tip. Looking at bem.info I have no idea what is going on...

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