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dplgk
6y ago
How about line wrapping in the text editor?
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dplgk
6y ago
Watching YouTube videos at 2x speed
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dplgk
6y ago
Seems to be a pointless fluff piece so some people can say "see, not my fault"
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dplgk
7y ago
It's not clear what you're clarifying.
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dplgk
7y ago
I'd be wary of basing an entire product on another company's product, specially Google.
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dplgk
7y ago
It's not loading
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dplgk
7y ago
What's does the board of your building think? Bylaws of my condo do not allow airbnb.
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dplgk
7y ago
And a lot families living with parents, grandparents et Al.
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dplgk
7y ago
Source?
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7y ago
Other teams of highly recognized brands have messes up before: https://money.cnn.com/2010/10/08/news/companies/gap_logo/ind...
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dplgk
7y ago
No it taint, it's called the privates.
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dplgk
7y ago
Sorry for forgetting the source, but I learned recently that the person that writes the article does not choose the headline, generally.
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dplgk
7y ago
But the phone must also have a connection to a cell tower? Seems expensive.
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dplgk
7y ago
If CNET needs stupid affiliate links to stay in business, they should probably call it quits.
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dplgk
7y ago
Like "For the first time in 40 years, the tide is starting to change". Says who?
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dplgk
7y ago
Same experience here. Invested a lot time rewriting tests after each framework did the same thing: - spent days/weeks refactoring tests to work with new testing framework - got tests 100% passing locally, passing in CI env - tests fail
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dplgk
7y ago
Doesn't really answer the question.
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dplgk
7y ago
Yes
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7y ago
I understand Unito is purpose-built compared to Zapier et al which are generic tools that don't the gritty details of platform-specific or workflow-specific use cases. Will Unito grow to become more generic like Zapier or try to integr
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dplgk
7y ago
Do you have an example? My mother in law just got a big fancy windows laptop and the track pad is small and same old clunkiness.
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7y ago
Does a person working part time who can't afford their own place to rent (i.e. Live with their parents) count as "employed"? If so, then the sharing economy surely boosts this metric significantly when not actually significan
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7y ago
Related: about a month ago, Google auto updater which runs in the background, really started going crazy recently tripping up my little snitch many times a day. Previously, little snitch never mentioned it.
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7y ago
I switched to SpiderOak - it's not good and/or doesn't work and/or is very slow. Now switching again to Duplicacy which is just a backup app and you choose your storage option(s). I really enjoy the control that you have
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7y ago
Reminds me of how this has not worked - for Mint.com. It was cool when it first came out, got acquired by intuit and now is an old, kinda useless app that was never updated.
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7y ago
Does Facebook have an office in Singapore? How is FB "legally required" to do something because of Singapore law?
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7y ago
Air fryer?
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dplgk
7y ago
What happens to my access to other websites where I've used my Google account to login?
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dplgk
7y ago
Yes, please comment! I was once on a project where commenting was prohibited presumbely because your code should be self explanatory? Give me a break.
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dplgk
7y ago
But wait, I want all my code to work in linear space and time, look like assembly code and scale to 4 billion servers.
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dplgk
7y ago
The user still gets a notification that I liked it, though. That's the only impact I care about in regards to my own like.
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