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goguy
6y ago
Navigation and entertainment are moot points IMO. Practically every care has android auto/carplay these days.
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goguy
6y ago
I'd expect even a junior to at a minimum test and view the response payload, see the token and think "bad idea".
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goguy
6y ago
I personally see this as a weak move. Surely a bundle of software can include whatever they desire to include. What next a law suit for bundling Access? Don't get any ideas Oracle...
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goguy
6y ago
The new Strava feature is pretty good IMO
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goguy
6y ago
Nothing stopping them doing that the other way either.
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goguy
7y ago
I have to disagree. Realistically my only job opportunities for good pay are in cities, you couldn't pay me to live in one of those. I'll take the commute for the luxury of living in the countryside away from the noise, overpopula
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goguy
7y ago
Agree with a lot of that especially this part: > Major version changes require source-code level changes in all files touching the package I've always thought the tooling was half baked but would get there eventually. The introducti
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goguy
7y ago
Chinese spyware that doesn't even show as an "app"
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goguy
7y ago
No absolutely no chance, it won't happen. Oh wait...
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goguy
7y ago
Source? I have a Chromecast which works fine, Google DNS servers are blocked on my network.
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goguy
7y ago
Here in the UK sky recently pushed out an update to their firmware which made it impossible to use another DNS server other than theirs. There was a decent amount of push back, I managed to get them to downgrade my firmware but who knows ho
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goguy
7y ago
"Gets to number one in random video games" Genius
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goguy
7y ago
I've had the same thing happen with wahoo multiple times.
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goguy
7y ago
Isn't that all done on the client? Soon as you require a HTTP response on potentially a slow connection it's no longer instant and a poor user experience.
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goguy
7y ago
I'm not a fan of this RFC but how can you make such as drastic decision at such an early stage?
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goguy
7y ago
The fact you visited the link would let them know that company x has an current employee named y. Whilst that information might not be sensitive it could be used at a later date to extract sensitive company information.
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goguy
7y ago
Personally I would prefer it to be a foreign government rather than the one in charge of the country I reside in...
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goguy
7y ago
How many calls are you actually getting? Even if it's one a day, who h seems extremely high, is it really that much effort to lose the 5 seconds it takes to answer and hang up straight away?
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goguy
7y ago
As a family living in a rural area with a large commute (driving) to a major UK city I still see it as a net benefit even if you factor in large cost for vehicle maintenance etc. I get to live away from the hustle and bustle of the concrete
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goguy
8y ago
Yup, I just don't participate. I miss out on some things but it's worth it for avoiding the distraction IMO. If anyone needs me they can email, Skype or god forbid speak to me in person.
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goguy
8y ago
Totally agree, most of them are hard assed companies with no morals and very loose practices. One place I used to rent from tried to swindle my deposit for "repairs" of things that were clearly just standard wear and tear over the
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goguy
8y ago
Holy shit that is depressing - as a senior engineer in the UK working at one of the largest UK tech based companies I struggle to earn even $100k.
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goguy
8y ago
If you aren't then I hope your pay is above average, otherwise your bring taken for a ride.
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goguy
8y ago
They absolutely exist. A previous company I worked for had the same system as a legacy product but it still got plenty of traffic. We also had fax -> email. Believe it or not there were plenty of accounts sending email -> fax which th
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goguy
8y ago
TIL, they should be geared up to take advantage then. We had PCI compliancy but like you mention the big players will take most of the pie.
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goguy
8y ago
I worked on a very similar product a few years ago. There were a few companies battling over patent rights for similar implementations of DTMF tone suppression in the payment space. Not sure what happened with that but looks like essentiall