geekamongus

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by geekamongus 8y ago
My therapist wife was quick to exclaim how great this was. Nice job!
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by geekamongus 8y ago
Maybe even provide a link to the Twitter profile.
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by geekamongus 8y ago
Or MS Office :-B
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by geekamongus 8y ago
Agreed. The login scenario has me highly dubious about going all-in with Notion.
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by geekamongus 8y ago
According to things I discovered on their privacy pages here: https://www.notion.so/willchatham/Terms-and-Privacy-28ffdd08... They encrypt your data at rest, have their stuff audited by a third party quarterly, and giv
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by geekamongus 8y ago
This is really, really awesome and has the crucial features I require out of a notes app, including pasting images from the system clipboard and a deep hierarchy of pages/folders. Sadly, I just poured hours of time into putting all my
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by geekamongus 8y ago
Many people care about things such as "what is this company doing with the data I store with them?" And many people don't have the time or skill to "just build it yourself," so when something awesome like this comes
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by geekamongus 8y ago
Considering they tend to have names like "Dog" and "Bossk" I would agree.
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by geekamongus 8y ago
This is true of Lastpass, too. Just click the down arrow next to the generate pw field.
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by geekamongus 8y ago
"Are you sure you want to quit? iTerm2 is still open."
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by geekamongus 8y ago
Third possibility: Google is pushing this narrative because Step Two of their Duplex scheme is to automate the receiving end as well. No need for any human interaction that way.
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by geekamongus 9y ago
This made the rounds on Reddit a few months ago, and it was called airbornOS back then. Glad to see they dropped the "OS" part, as it really isn't an OS.
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by geekamongus 9y ago
This looks more like a list of questions you'd prepare in order to show your boss that you are a good interviewer, not to find the right candidate for a position.
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by geekamongus 9y ago
This is exactly what the article talks about, but I don't think you guys read it.
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by geekamongus 9y ago
I love that comment.
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by geekamongus 9y ago
This was true when I left two months ago, but the challenge, for us anyway, was how we extend our security boundary to encompass cloud technology without breaking the bank. Anything managed at levels higher up and offered as a "service
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by geekamongus 9y ago
As someone who worked in a DOC agency for 5+ years doing security work, much of my job consisted of reviewing software for compliance and security before acquiring/installing it in our systems. Every time someone showed up with somethi
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by geekamongus 9y ago
At least we all have the equivalent of a Tricorder in our pockets now.
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by geekamongus 9y ago
I went all in with 57 (the first 'Quantum' release) after having been a Chrome user for quite a while. I really haven't missed Chrome at all since I made the move, and in fact, am continually impressed by the little things
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by geekamongus 9y ago
That explains why LinkedIn feels so "salesy" and "markety."
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by geekamongus 9y ago
That we know of.
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by geekamongus 9y ago
...and Lars Ulrich is cheering from his grave.
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by geekamongus 9y ago
> (or perhaps they don't even know what it's for) Then they are not likely going to need this service in the first place.
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by geekamongus 9y ago
> Also, any decent antivirus shouldn't take long to add this to their malware definitions. Have Mac users finally started running antivirus?
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by geekamongus 9y ago
For my wife and I, it was OKCupid where we met. Been together over 7 years, married over 5 of them (all in a row).
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by geekamongus 9y ago
Application security for NOAA and obtaining my OSCP certification.
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by geekamongus 9y ago
Yes, it was in use at the library my freshman year in college (92).
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by geekamongus 9y ago
I, for one, appreciate going back to the HTML4 roots I grew up with, when the web was much more simple and fast, and could easily be navigated with the Lynx browser and your arrow keys. Links should be blue and underlined.
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by geekamongus 9y ago
Why do we try to recreate reality instead of maintaining some amount of fantasy/imagination/unrealism? When does it make more sense to simply photograph a car than to try and make a digital image of a car look as real as possible?
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by geekamongus 9y ago
A common refrain from developers I hear is, "They can't inject SQL...the database is read-only." Unfortunately, SQL Injection is a misnomer.

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