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fcarraldo
8y ago
There is plenty of technology available to private citizens and companies that cannot be freely used by government entities, unchecked, on a massive scale. The news is that the government wants to use a new technology that is rife for abuse
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fcarraldo
8y ago
If you are a solo founder without any business presence in the EU, or clients in the EU, you have nothing to worry about. Blocking EU site visitors is unnecessary, and GDPR covers this in clear language. What about reimplementing will cost
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fcarraldo
8y ago
Can confirm, I fried an HP Omen Accelerator eGPU unit and the left port on my MBP. Luckily, HP repaired the eGPU and the warranty covered the MBP.
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fcarraldo
9y ago
Considering that Facebook specifically markets political marketing as a use-case for Facebook, including a neat little marketing site with a how-to guide[1], I think it's going to be difficult for Facebook to claim ignorance on this wh
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fcarraldo
9y ago
> Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and not clothed. 150m could do a lot of good. 20B could do even more. C
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fcarraldo
9y ago
yikes! yes, fixed. my default autocorrect language is not English, so I’ll just blame that.
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fcarraldo
9y ago
yarn does local caching in developer laptops. What GP is referring to is having an on-prem private dependency server which acts as a cache and proxy to the centralized public dependency repo.
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fcarraldo
9y ago
I’ve fasted for more than two weeks while suffering from a blockage large enough to prevent eating solid food. I still have Crohn’s. It’s possible and certainly important to manage inflammatory symptoms with diet, but unfortunately curing t
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fcarraldo
9y ago
AFAIK, as a patient with Crohn’s, there is no evidence that any specific diet causes or cures Crohn’s disease. If you know of dietary restrictions which reduce risk of Crohn’s in the same manner as type 2 diabetes, please share it, as I kno
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fcarraldo
9y ago
Another +1 for Gatling. Super easy to use, and maybe more importantly, super easy to read the code later and grok exactly what it does. Scales well, too.
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fcarraldo
9y ago
Thanks for the response. I appreciate the clarification on this being the beginning of the visual design for the future. As long as _solely_ browser extensions are not the future of 1Password, then it will continue to be my password manager
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fcarraldo
9y ago
https://blog.lastpass.com/2017/03/important-security-updates...
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fcarraldo
9y ago
Is this an option for Chrome/Linux/ChromeOS users to provide a more streamlined first-use experience? The "a look at the future" and "this is just the beginning" wording in the announcement blog post implies th
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fcarraldo
9y ago
I'm worried about this too. The entire reason I migrated to 1Password over Lastpass is that I don't trust Lastpass' extension. There are too many edge cases, too much fuzziness around "offline usage", and too much r
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fcarraldo
9y ago
I understand this argument for iCloud, but Dropbox does not have a history of strong security [0] [1] [2]. This doesn't mean that AgileBits is more trustworthy, but it makes sense that they'd prefer to build their own cloud servic