daveheq

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by daveheq 8y ago
That's not a social network. That's not even Google+, which is just a bunch of personal microblogs. If you somehow came up with some way to have personal websites be an app that let people post on each other's walls and messa
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by daveheq 8y ago
Ctrl+Tab doesn't work on Mac like other more popular or well-known browsers on any OS... Having a basic often-used feature go against the grain is a disconcerting choice that has caused me to switch back to Brave and Chrome.
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by daveheq 8y ago
Why do we always wait until it's too late and the repurcussions almost unbearable to put in any common-sense preventions to abusive technology or practices?
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by daveheq 8y ago
Do you mean uBlock Origin, or the scam extension uBlock? https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock/review...
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by daveheq 8y ago
Edge's browser engine is fine; people don't use it because it's not the defualt and Microsoft won't deprecate IE or just make it a not-so-prominent app. They can't keep IE alive forever yet businesses are not droppi
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by daveheq 8y ago
No problem with someone forking it based on the license... who needs original authors?
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by daveheq 8y ago
The more I read about major security vulnerabilities that should not have passed inspection, the more I believe someone put it intentionally or was told to.
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by daveheq 8y ago
This doesn't surprise me. They went out of their way uploading my contacts without my permission even after declining multiple times, over multiple phone and app versions, as well as adding my connections to my phone contacts... I can&
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by daveheq 8y ago
There's really just too much map detail on this phone app... Like how much do you really need?
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by daveheq 8y ago
As a white man I've gotten backlash for asking for a raise.
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by daveheq 8y ago
Finally, it only took news reports of the abuse workers take and the insane money Bezos makes to make this happen. I only wonder why the workers took such abuse... was it really better work than anything else around? Is the local economy ar
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by daveheq 8y ago
The more popular something is, the more it's a target.
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by daveheq 8y ago
Not sure if this is a solution for you but you can have multiple Google account sessions in separate Chrome user sessions by clicking your user icon at the top then selecting to add people.
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by daveheq 8y ago
"Evaluate for free" - dead
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by daveheq 8y ago
When people wake up, Amazon's gonna crash.
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by daveheq 8y ago
Yet we'll keep thinking this is an Equifax problem without realizing it's a systemic problem with companies we rely on ubiquitously with hardly enough regulation above them to prevent them from maximizing exploitation.
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by daveheq 8y ago
"Verizon's plan should be assumed to be a 200Kbps plan that can occasionally burst to 50Mbps" No, it should be assumed that they get "fast enough" up to 50Mbps... which they did get (and didn't complain about)
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by daveheq 8y ago
Copying and pasting internet code into production that says “Don’t do this in production“ is not a lack of experience problem, it's a lack-of-reading problem or a rushing-things problem; the latter is typically caused by management put
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by daveheq 8y ago
"The only clear issue was lack of experience" "In this case, however, it had a nefarious twist: all of these developers lacked experience." Am I missing the twist here? It was already mentioned as the primary problem.
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by daveheq 8y ago
Finally someone putting education before money; maybe these kids can get educated without having to worry about taking crap jobs outside of their career taking up their time to pay for loans that will tank them otherwise instead of looking
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by daveheq 8y ago
How can something be serverless if it habdles http requests? Does it just process requests and never serves responses, or is it just a hip-sounding misnomer?
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by daveheq 8y ago
Ugh, so how do Jira tickets related Bitbucket commits get automatically hyperlinked by ID? I guess they don't. Slack is unfortunately thought by some people I work with as a replacement for email... When it's almost impossible to
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by daveheq 8y ago
If you registered online or are getting emails, you should be able to unregister online or through email. Period.
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by daveheq 8y ago
Too many mobile sites do this now; there's a reason I keep declining to use the app... BECAUSE I DON'T WANT TO. The reason is irrelevant, and they don't ask for it anyways. They just keep badgering and badgering and badgering
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by daveheq 8y ago
Well what do they expect when they're not Google Maps?
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by daveheq 8y ago
This is how you get it for free
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by daveheq 8y ago
Wow, something that makes sense. Fair for the average citizen. I can't believe it.
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by daveheq 8y ago
The proper rules are Congress writing updated laws for the internet and VOIP (and then letting the proper agency/ies regulate them) but of course they're too out of touch and bought-off to make anything sensible.
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by daveheq 8y ago
This implies, as I agree with, that a single-action pop-up or form (which does not progress) should have OK-Cancel, and that a progressive form should be Cancel-OK, as clicking OK progresses things to the "right" (or next "pa
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by daveheq 8y ago
"What have I done for the company lately?" If a manager or the company isn't aware of this then they're not paying attention; you shouldn't have to do their job for them. "What have I done for myself?" Wha

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