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12y ago
I've had to do the same, but that seriously degrades my browsing enjoyment...
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12y ago
In Firefox 29 I continued to see weird font rendering issues on Windows 8.1. So much so, that I can't use FF on Windows right now. I don't see the same issues with Mavericks. Has anyone else experienced this and does it continu
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12y ago
Not "young" I'm afraid...in my 40s. But I feel young! Except every other day when I roll out of bed, aching in places I didn't know existed.
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12y ago
Nice. I'll check it out, so bookmarked!
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12y ago
I want to experience another culture and I want my family to have a similar experience. Since I have really no idea what I'd be in for, I was looking for input on what others experienced. I haven't traveled much outside of the U
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12y ago
Since I currently work remotely, stable/fast internet is a must...
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Ask HN: Good countries for American expats
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and it would take too much of my time to switch. Yeah, that drag & drop can sure be a pain in the ass... :)
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12y ago
I make enterprise buying decisions and it is on my radar. But then again, I frequent HN so there's that...
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12y ago
"Your best employees should be so good that you practically never think about them." I'd just LOVE to work for her /sarcasm
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12y ago
*she
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12y ago
I never understood this type of logic. We all say "bullshit" when we read the title, not "bullshstart" or "bullshasteriskt". They're just f*cking words...
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12y ago
There are numerous typos on the front page which contributes to my overall feeling of nope.
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Kim Dotcom can encrypt your files. Why can't Google?
(wired.com)
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12y ago
It is an OK sentiment but not all of us have fond memories of our mothers. Mother's Day for me, only serves as a reminder of just how shitty my own mom was...
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12y ago
What I was referring to was using this service if you're NOT Google, Amazon or Facebook. Nothing discourages me more from using a service if you differentiate the type of customer support you provide to a client based on their size or
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12y ago
I would agree. Giving away a good portion of your infrastructure in a public forum and asking for configuration help, IS just asking for trouble. The "large and interesting" deployment line was stated and reiterated several time
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12y ago
Because there isn't an ounce of usable information above the fold on a 27" screen?
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Why every CEO should do their own customer support
(thenextweb.com)
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PayPal Exec No Longer With The Company After Insulting Colleagues
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12y ago
Additionally the video on the landing page takes up 1/2 of the "above the fold" on my 27" screen. That seems like a lot of screen real estate to give over to a video of someone surfing the web in a nice house...
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12y ago
I'm not sure how you want us to rate you? On a scale from 1 to 5? 1 to 10? 1 to 100? Immediately some things come to mind. Why would I want this? Why would I need drag and drop functionality when I already have that? I had to spen
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The investigation found Tom Preston-Werner in his capacity as GitHub’s CEO acted inappropriately, including confrontational conduct, disregard of workplace complaints, insensitivity to the impact of his spouse's presence in the workpl
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12y ago
Isn't it entirely possible that the situation with TPW exacerbated the situation with the Engineer and the toxic workplace environment? At least in Julie's eyes, since she received the brunt of TPWs inappropriateness? I'm su
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12y ago
And yet look where Atari is today..
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Well this happened back when we really didn't give a shit about the environment AND just before conspicuous consumption more or less defined the 80s. What I'm dumbfounded by is why they didn't simply give them away? It remin
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12y ago
If they could deliver me a quad venti latte in 12.5 minutes, then I'd be impressed. But in all seriousness, generally the only thing that has ever been disappointing about ordering from Amazon, is the shipping times. Any time I'
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It's not ironic. It's the pervasive attitude that violent misogyny is tolerable. We haven't grown past the point where women aren't 2nd class citizens and it's disturbing...
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The victim blaming that I've seen permeate some HN comment threads has been extremely disappointing. I'd like to think we're actually starting to move on as a society but the HN comment threads always manage to slap me acros
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12y ago
I'm sorry Comcast but you aren't a simple "industry observer"...you are The Industry(tm).
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