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by donttrack 8y ago
I remember trying it out, but it was so so slow. Thats pretty much the only thing I remember about it.
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by donttrack 8y ago
How about a model, where it is free to join and then you pay for extra storage or something. Sort of like iCloud.
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by donttrack 8y ago
> never emphasized backwards compatibility As does the latest debacle about Display Link show: https://support.displaylink.com/forums/287786-displaylink-fe...
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by donttrack 9y ago
And after updating to 10.13.4 my 3 days old new external DisplayLink dock is a brick sitting there on my table. Great!!! Apparently this has been an issue since February and no fix in sight. I regret buying this Macbook so much! And 10.13.4
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by donttrack 9y ago
I also hate team building exercises, so there's that. Just let me go home.
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by donttrack 9y ago
Advertising titan...
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by donttrack 9y ago
How is the Windows Unix shell these days? I have a Macbook Pro, which I installed Windows on, since I couldn't get used to OSX for my daily use (little things like Windows management and keyboard shortcuts and other stuff that added up
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by donttrack 9y ago
Logged in to my AliCloud account and saw a bill for 18.021 USD. Almost got a heart attack...
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by donttrack 9y ago
At the same time Denmark is quickly becoming the wet dream of Erich Honecker. Everything is recorded about everyone.
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by donttrack 9y ago
I would leave, if someone made me do pair programming.
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by donttrack 9y ago
I totally agree. Its usually the hallmark of a good team, if they have the "we are in this together" attitude.
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by donttrack 9y ago
Its funny how I regularly have to visit this page and delete new stuff. This time it shows my activity on the Google Play developer console all the way back to a couple of years ago. That wasn't there last time I went to empty their sp
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by donttrack 9y ago
Yeah, Google and Facebook are not tech companies. They are mainly ad companies run by social justice activists. Their only purpose is to stuff ads down peoples throats.
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by donttrack 9y ago
If you paid with your credit card at the dentist they probably connected you that way.
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by donttrack 9y ago
Keep deleting it after you enable it to login to whatever site and the delete it again after you changed your credentials on said site. Eventually it will stay deleted/disabled and lost at some point. Thats what I did and the Facebook
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by donttrack 9y ago
Maybe he likes money?
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by donttrack 9y ago
How does the GDPR apply to governments storing data? Could I send a letter to the tax authorities and ask them to delete my data?
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by donttrack 9y ago
Is this a general thing in Poland? Any other Polish people feel like this? A lot of my work is being outsourced to Poland and I am thinking I could use their distrust of each other to my advantage in some way.
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by donttrack 9y ago
Yeah, I am not going to use any product associated with anything cryptocurrency. Just smells bad.
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by donttrack 9y ago
There is just not enough incentive for Google to implement features that will prevent them from tracking you, so you get the least privacy protecting feature: the notch...
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by donttrack 9y ago
Great news.. They can now analyze and track our every move even more efficiently.
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by donttrack 9y ago
Google is becoming more and more irrelevant anyway, so who cares what the HN crowd thinks. Google is basically just an advertising business. I can understand why a business like that wants to stay hip and cool and "diversified". K
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by donttrack 9y ago
I work on a mongodb installation in a danish municipality. From the technical side mongodb has been great to work with.
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by donttrack 9y ago
I used to make mobile phones for a European company. High end expensive phones - very few phones produced. I was responsible for gathering telemetry data and was always wondering why some of the first telemetry data we got from phones was f