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by diggum 9y ago
http://stock.adobe.com/
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by diggum 9y ago
Had an Amazon Restaurants deliver a pizza sideways in his shoulder bag. Opened it to show him the pizza was now a clump at one end of the box and that I was going to need him to try again. He called and seemed very confused as to why I woul
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by diggum 9y ago
I am employed by one of the companies discussed, and while I was on the fence about subscriptions originally, I've come to change my opinion. While not ideal for a subset of users who might use only one or two applications, it is less
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by diggum 10y ago
PM @ Adobe I joined as QE over 12 years ago. By taking a lead in online forums and a growing social network system, I put myself in contact with a lot more users than product management at the time was reaching. As my knowledge of the pro
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by diggum 10y ago
My experience with BBSes started around 4th grade, in 1983 or early 1984. 1200 baud US Robotics external modem, a Heathkit CPM machine my dad built, and typing AT commands by hand. My favorite at the time was Bongoland, a pacific northwest
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by diggum 10y ago
not really. he seems to be suggesting everyone go do their own research, determine what's well-reasoned to them, and then vote.
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by diggum 11y ago
There's a great Slack resource available for PM's I'd recommend joining for contacts and advice: productmanagerhq.slack.com
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by diggum 11y ago
Is Avatard too un-PC?
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by diggum 11y ago
I just scheduled my 2nd Rover.com dog sitting. My first experience was great, my dog came home tired and happy. Wonderful service, easy to recommend. I'll be keeping an eye open for Product Mgmt positions in the future ;)
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by diggum 11y ago
So "Syd" Krofft could have been a nickname for "acid"?
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by diggum 11y ago
AOL was briefly on my paystubs for awhile as well. My first tech job was at Sprynet in the mid 90's, when it was first owned by Compuserve, then Worldcom, then AOL, then Mindspring (when I finally got out,) and shortly after, Earthlin
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by diggum 11y ago
ding! For a statement that is supposed to be free of assumptions, assuming there's a thinker instead of just thoughts, is a pretty big leap.
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by diggum 12y ago
I always felt the absurdly easy methods of dying at the beginning of the games was useful for getting new users into the mindset of taking time to explore everywhere rather than just trying to sprint through the screens. It was early enoug
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by diggum 12y ago
Me, too. Now I'm pondering card game ideas!
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by diggum 12y ago
no one is kicking them out of the event, but there's no leash on letting others know that you don't like their approach to the event and their interpretation of participation.
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by diggum 12y ago
I went to Bellevue Community College in 1992, right after high school, and was fortunate enough to take part in their nascent "Multimedia Design" program. Considering the neighborhood, we had software and support from a lot of th
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by diggum 12y ago
This summer I attended one of the editing workshops put on by Adam Epstein who edits all of the film unit productions. It's incredible how fast they write, produce, edit, and turn around these projects. They are literally working fro
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by diggum 12y ago
Which often becomes the new budget the following year.
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by diggum 12y ago
I recently built myself a standing desk using an Ikea shelf for the base, which was around 2.5' and using floor flanges and conduit to raise the desktop to the height I needed. I love it. Some tips: - get an anti-fatigue mat to stan
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by diggum 12y ago
It isn't an acronym for Giraffics Interchange Format, after all. Hard "g" for the win.
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by diggum 12y ago
Fun. I spent some time with memory-training last year and used it to successfully impress my 7-year old son and his friends by having them suggest random words and write them down in a big list (one word per line, legibly - they had no ide
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by diggum 13y ago
No problem. I feel this film did a very good job of showing how normal and integrated an AI could be in our day-to-day lives, even if we all don't end up falling in love with each other.
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by diggum 13y ago
No doubt. It seems each "channel" is a complete music video in and of itself, and the channel buttons switch between synchronized streams. And, like my TV, it feels like it takes too long to switch channels. ;)
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by diggum 13y ago
There's a brief delay between pressing a key, the channel banner changing, and then the video stream changing, but it definitely responds.
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by diggum 13y ago
From the FAQ: Q. What if I lose my Coin or someone steals it? A. In the event that your Coin loses contact with your phone for a period of time that you configure in the Coin mobile app, it will automatically deactivate itself.
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by diggum 13y ago
I was a T-Mobile customer for years, and liked my experience very much. The only reason I am not a customer right now is because I had been traveling to China quite a bit and needed a provider that I could access over there. As soon as thi
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by diggum 13y ago
You could also cut the gameboard into tiles and flip them over as the players approach an area.
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by diggum 13y ago
This is great! A few years ago, I did something similar for my son and 3 of the neighbor kids. It was a very minimalized D&D type of game where they each picked from a stack of predefined player charts, then played a simple but thrill
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by diggum 13y ago
I don't care what Google says in their filings, we absolutely SHOULD expect privacy and confidentiality. Whether Google cares to honor and fulfill that expectation is up to them. Now what they're really saying is "Google has
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by diggum 13y ago
oh wow, no doubt! Tricky move, sis!

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