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gesman
11y ago
I'll send you a memory consumption snapshot soon. 8 tabs == 1GB memory already but i can live with it for now. When it eats 3GB+ -- and unfortunately it will - then it'll become an issue.
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gesman
11y ago
I didn't say it slow. It is indeed fast. Thank you for that! Until suddenly the show stops and I have to kill it via Taskmgr to inject new life into it due to memory suffocation.
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gesman
11y ago
Please keep these little icons unchanged, i don't care about it. Do not make tabs cuter, I don't care about it. But PLEASE - do something to stop Firefox from being such a bloated memory hog - I deeply care about it.
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gesman
11y ago
Google blackmailing MSFT on a regular basis to fix their holes within 90 days. Or else. http://www.geekwire.com/2015/microsoft-chastises-google-disc... But Google certainly has more legal resources to support it's
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gesman
11y ago
You email is as private as your addressees's email provider. So if many people you are communicating with are using gmail - it won't buy you much to switch.
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gesman
11y ago
Hackers takes your security (and your money) seriously too.
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gesman
11y ago
Namecheap: https://www.namecheap.com/support/payment/bitcoin.aspx
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gesman
11y ago
Also - lets not forget that chat room monitors were willing to put up with the AOL TOS, hours and conditions for one good reason: that sweet feeling of power to kick and ban other people (and likely to brag about it to their buddies).
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gesman
11y ago
I don't see why having a hobby outside of business hours needs to be approved. Be that stamp collecting or website making.
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gesman
11y ago
After total of 13 answers including 6 "no", I guessed it right :)
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gesman
11y ago
...because you'll be waiting around the corner to criticize it...
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gesman
11y ago
Greeks has not much to buy bitcoins with.
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gesman
11y ago
That's my take too and all risks were already estimated and priced in. Unfortunately that does not takes into account the risks to well being for the people of Greece.
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gesman
11y ago
I use to watch the price of bitcoin and gold to judge the impact level of such news on the world's economy: https://markets.blockchain.info/ Apparently not that of a big deal.
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gesman
11y ago
Specify in an agreement that: - it is not work for hire - you own IP - client gets non-exclusive license to use IP without rights to sub-license, sell or transfer the license. I was pretty successful to actually ask client if he wants to
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gesman
11y ago
Meditation is not necessarily an act of sitting in a serene place with your eyes closed. Meditation is anything that helps to quiet your mind. Brief breaks and mindless staring through the office window counts too! So the broader question i
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gesman
11y ago
Wordpress is bloated but you don't have to bloat it. I wouldn't switch because I don't have time to learn yet another blogging platform and be clueless when something blows up or go wrong. "I just want to write" is
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gesman
11y ago
5 x 2TB HD's bought at Costco + shipping charges. Total cost: <$1k Rather small package. "Upload" time <10 days.
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gesman
11y ago
When everyone is screaming "disaster!" watch the price of gold and bitcoin for that matter. Both are being pretty stable right now. Clearly big guys are not buying this BS and this game is going to get played safe for a while for
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gesman
11y ago
Any fine, tiny-font print claiming "they share the ownership of intellectual property invented using their resources"?
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gesman
11y ago
My local Starbucks' connection speed deteriorated rapidly during the last 2 years up to being unusable in a peak hours. Probably because as soon as local teenage patron opens his laptop - either youtube or FB videos starts playing non-
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gesman
11y ago
I'd take fog rather then rain :)
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gesman
11y ago
...or autoaccept TOS that no one reads or cares about.
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gesman
11y ago
If it's ain't broke, don't scrum it.
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gesman
11y ago
Likely, yes. If you already doing efficient work, you don't need someone to join your team and to justify his existence to inflict methodology over your already working workflow. Methodologies makes sense to organize large teams with d
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gesman
11y ago
Excellent writeup. I love Splunk for many reasons (built a custom security App for Splunk as a pretty successful fraud detection tool at an enterprise financial firm). Did you ever looked into Splunk DB connect app? It allows to use structu
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gesman
11y ago
No. For new business I always seek available .com There are only two gTLD's: .com and anything else. If you launch a new business without matching .com - you're facing few troubles down the road: 1. .com owner is going to ride on
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gesman
11y ago
Title is overhyped. "just by knowing your victim's mobile number" should read: "just by knowing your victim's mobile number AND having victim stupid enough to send YOU verification code"
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gesman
11y ago
5% AND $1k/month? Doesn't make sense. I also envision if you refused - he'll retaliate with exhorbitant fee for past, unpaid services to make you "change your mind". Let him know that you need to think about, clea
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gesman
11y ago
Of course, it's the right step for Apple because they own user's platform. Also - losing business because business was depending on the other guy platform - is the lesson that didn't have to be learned. There are no free lunc
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