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by d3sandoval 9y ago
Google gmail and inbox both show this information if you click the "view full message" option on any particular email
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by d3sandoval 9y ago
This. This is why I'm thankful to be a developer/designer at this time in the web's history. Browser support for features that I need to make a cohesive user experience has never been better! I have a lot of gratitude to goog
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by d3sandoval 9y ago
If your internet browser were a hearing aid, the information coming in would be sound - whether that's your husband or wife asking you to do the dishes, a ring at your doorbell, or even an advertisement on the radio. now imagine if tha
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by d3sandoval 9y ago
Came here to also suggest wallabag. Getting running on your own host is dead simple (just a few 'apt-get's and a 'make' script) and the community has made apps for just about every platform. Also, as a limited-vision r
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by d3sandoval 10y ago
Definitely interested.
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by d3sandoval 10y ago
Hey! It's great to see NuScale on my hackernews homepage. After working there as an intern for my first two summers out of hs, I've gotta say that it was one of the most inspiring startups. Since I started, I was able to witness t
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by d3sandoval 11y ago
Discuss.io | Seattle, WA | OFFSITE (onsite preferred) | Front-End Developer (JS, CSS, HTML5) | careers@discuss.io If the words AJAX, Streaming Video, and HTML5 make your heart skip a beat then keep reading. If you also like creating simple,
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by d3sandoval 11y ago
Discuss.io | Seattle | Full-Time | Onsite (preferred) or Remote Discuss.IO has developed the industry’s leading web-based video platform for the qualitative market research industry. Our culture is casual yet high energy. We are passionate
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by d3sandoval 11y ago
Discuss.io | Seattle | Full-Time | Onsite (preferred) or Remote Do you dream of building a product to disrupt a multi billion dollar market? Discuss.IO is seeking a Senior PHP Architect that specializes in bringing new, innovative products
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by d3sandoval 11y ago
Agreed. Word of mouth is still a very viable method of communication and, given the organization's value of human life, I wouldn't be surprised if runners are frequently used to disseminate critical communication.