daburninatorrr

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by daburninatorrr 8y ago
This situation reminds me a lot of the hypothetical situation outlined in this post [1]. Definitely worth the read for anyone who hasn't already seen it. [1] https://hackernoon.com/im-harvesting-credit-card-numbers-and.
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by daburninatorrr 8y ago
I was unaware that this was a thing. That's pretty cool, and it's always nice to see a company like that able to adapt and thrive with the advent of smartphones
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by daburninatorrr 8y ago
This is especially important, and I don't see anyone else here (at the moment of posting this) calling this out. This is a disastrous precedent to set for consumers, because it means that even though you are agreeing to terms on the da
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by daburninatorrr 9y ago
While true, I feel like that is just how carpooling mechanics work. When there is a way for you to be randomly paired with strangers for a commute to and from work, you always run the risk of not liking someone. I'm more interested if
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by daburninatorrr 9y ago
I like this idea. I feel like many states already have hotlines you can call to get matched with a carpool (I'm fairly certain NY does at least), and so to me this seems like the natural progression of things. Plus, the fact that the d
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by daburninatorrr 9y ago
A simple Google search failed me, maybe I don't know what I am looking for, but now I am at the mercy of the internet when I ask... What is a RF Lab?
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by daburninatorrr 9y ago
Interestingly enough, I have had this same exact idea for an app, also being one of those commuters who rely on LIRR trains, also being someone who noticed that my peak train home arrives almost always on the same track, and also being one
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by daburninatorrr 9y ago
Man, that League of Legends desktop icon on the test machine is such a tease. I would love to know what the status of x86 gaming on ARM devices would be, especially for something competitive that runs on most anything like LoL