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by gtk40 10y ago
It seems like it's been going on in our industry for a long time. I'm reminded of it being referenced in comics from the past two decades. http://www.hackles.org/cgi-bin/archives.pl?request=52
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by gtk40 10y ago
It was helpful for Georgia State moving beyond being a commuter school.
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by gtk40 10y ago
A job in the IT department of a business that doesn't specialize in technology could be a good start. My company will hire interns who have completed only their freshman year of a CS or similar program and give opportunities for real w
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by gtk40 10y ago
I've found ones that pull from LinkedIn do best, but I treat that as more of a comprehensive CV that I would cut down to be a resume for a particular job.
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by gtk40 10y ago
XPS Developer Edition would be what I would buy now. I currently don't use a personal laptop (I have a couple of old ones not in as much use though), but only a Thinkpad W550s my employer provides.
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by gtk40 10y ago
Large numbers of people (such as a family, office, neighborhood[1], or even country[2]), don't use the same cell phone number at the same time. [1] I saw an apartment community in a less desirable part of town that advertised free Wi-F
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by gtk40 10y ago
For example, see how it renders in a text browser (links here): https://imgur.com/a/WVWpU
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by gtk40 10y ago
Thanks! I've tried similar tools without success, but this one is sort of successful. It has completely cleared things a few times, but I've had to keep re-running it since yesterday as they re-appear. This morning I was down to o
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by gtk40 10y ago
I do. I price compare on larger purchases and have found Walmart.com cheaper occasionally. I've even done stuff from Sears, which has a multi-vendor marketplace as well. Both tend to have an addition 5-10% with Discover Deals as well,
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by gtk40 10y ago
Also, many of my favorite tabs have no equivalent in Chrome that I can find. One of these is "Tree Style Tab" which is important to my workflow. IE is not the default on the current version of Windows, though it is on older and st
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by gtk40 10y ago
You're making assumptions on what users use private mode for. I primarily use it for testing login/using alternate accounts without having my cookies set for development work, which means I would not want to be using Tor. Other us
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by gtk40 10y ago
He already provides packaging for Arch, probably what he uses. It's probably just a question of what resources he has available. Many of us are content to use a tarball or pip.
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by gtk40 10y ago
Yes, but it's usually cheaper.
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by gtk40 10y ago
There were other no-keyboard all touchscreen devices though. The Nokia N770 (2005-2006), the PalmPilot and later iterations (starting 1997), various HTC smartphones and Pocket PCs before 2007, and so on.
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by gtk40 10y ago
I listen to music on the radio. I have 5 stations I switch between on my commute, and usually at least one is playing music. As soon as it goes to talking, I quickly thumb through (using a steering wheel control) to a new station. I never h
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by gtk40 10y ago
You can switch out the stars easily to other characters.
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by gtk40 10y ago
I'm getting the same thing (in multiple browsers).
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by gtk40 10y ago
I'm getting the same thing.
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by gtk40 10y ago
But to be fair, MSG is amazing.
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by gtk40 10y ago
>try to make every file format incompatible with the previous versions I feel like this is much less true than it used to be. For example, in Office, OOXML has been consistent, and support for ODF keeps getting better.
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by gtk40 10y ago
There are sort of tiers in the U.S. I would think of something like this for things we have in the Southeast US: * Convenience Store * Dollar store (a little more food options at places like Dollar General/Tree/Family Dollar, usua
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by gtk40 10y ago
I feel like http://emojipedia.org/ is a better website with more information. I've been regularly using it since Emoji have become a thing. It gives more context about the meaning of symbols, is easier to search the ot
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by gtk40 10y ago
I was talking to the product manager for a product we were having issues with from a major player in the corporate software place who, when we told the manager we were experiencing Java exceptions and instability, kept calling them "Ja
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by gtk40 10y ago
If you gave this amount of detail during an interview, you would have one frustrated interviewer and not much time for anything else.
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by gtk40 10y ago
Yes, this is what I was referring to when I said "they no longer receive revenue from Google." He seemed to be basing the entire claim of the two companies being in bed together on Mozilla's use of Google's safe browsing
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by gtk40 10y ago
We have both here, with Price First being even cheaper and with a smaller selection of items than Great Value.
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by gtk40 10y ago
Is the claim that Firefox/Mozilla is in bed with Google sourced by the use of Google for data about safe browsing? Is there any other reason to think this now that they no longer receive revenue from Google?
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by gtk40 10y ago
Similar thing for "Price First" at Wal-Mart. https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=price+first+walmart&FOR...
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by gtk40 10y ago
Looking forward to a redesign of Yahoo! to match Berkshire Hathaway's website: http://www.berkshirehathaway.com/
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by gtk40 10y ago
Granted I don't buy video games with Prime, but my orders with free shipping due to price threshold tend to be significantly slower than Prime, often taking weeks for items of all Prime eligible items. I live in one of the 10 largest m

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