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by huebnerob 8y ago
What you describe is called defensive driving, and it should be front-of-mind for everyone who gets behind the wheel. My family always said about all the assholes on the road, you might be in the right, but you'll be dead right.
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by huebnerob 8y ago
I don't know how you draw the conclusion that Reddit is all gaming and gaming-adjacent unless you dilute the definition of "gaming-adjacent" past all meaning. There's never been greater diversity in defiance of the gamer
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by huebnerob 8y ago
Personally, I find it more helpful to move the locus of control inwards and teach myself how to be productive in a diversity of circumstances. In this case, that would mean being more intentional about how I use Slack, and managing others’
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by huebnerob 8y ago
Braze bundles uninstall tracking with marketing push notification campaigns. Frankly, I think it's wonderful to be able to show marketing people how their spam affects our install base.
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by huebnerob 8y ago
I find inescapable the conclusion that Bloomberg was a patsy in all this, somehow. Their story is panning out to be a more and more bald-faced lie by the day, and the accusations they made weren't exactly quiet or ignorable either. I a
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by huebnerob 8y ago
I don't know anything specific, but a few things come to mind. First, it's not necessarily the case that these ships are traveling in direct A → B → A... routes, they could be going from China to the US to South America then back
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by huebnerob 8y ago
We had eMacs, each with an Apple "Mighty" Mouse (yes they really called them that at first). I eventually figured out that you could map anything you wanted to the scroll ball click in the Mouse preferences pane, and it subverted
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by huebnerob 8y ago
Yes, exactly, I win every time because I just make my competition shoot itself in the foot over and over, very simple.
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by huebnerob 8y ago
If you're really interested in owning your own content, it's never been easier to spin up a site. What all these Twitter clones appear to actually be is political statements against the social media machine that miss the point ent
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by huebnerob 8y ago
Am I missing something or is this like exactly the same as the Hero 6, just with a new number? EDIT: By my eyes it looks like they improved the stabilization algorithm and added live streaming? Still though, pretty light release. I was hopi
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by huebnerob 8y ago
Yes, every feature is a marketing consideration. Marketing involves everything about how your potential and existing customers view your products, and privacy is a huge subject of interest. That being said, there's nothing wrong with
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by huebnerob 8y ago
Thank god this piece was so short that it only wasted mere seconds of my time. If author has any semblance of a point to make, it’s well hidden.
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by huebnerob 8y ago
Video of the Barclays elevator in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rm19yMKVqOs Amazing how you can be totally unaware of so much neat engineering going on literally beneath your feet.
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by huebnerob 8y ago
Yes, I read the article. I'm wondering how they catch those new to the game, how that record gets started. If you're telling me that all they need to do is rotate out the cast, sounds pretty simple, but I naturally doubt that it
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by huebnerob 8y ago
Great read, two things I found interesting: 1. The whole mental gymnastics of tournaments’ attempts to depict courtsiding as illegal, it feels reminiscent of many moral outrage arguments these days. It’s not enough to say that a certain beh
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by huebnerob 8y ago
How many people in the US can actually prove their citizenship after their birth certificate is deemed invalid and torn up? Especially if you weren’t born in a hospital. I’d wager not many, regardless of how far from the border you are.
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by huebnerob 8y ago
It's long past time for the tech world to start realizing that their anecdotal evidence is not valid. Every single tiny glitch some person with a Twitter experiences doesn't warrant a fucking XYZgate level media blitz. @Apple @tim
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by huebnerob 8y ago
Indeed, the article complains about names 'just being made up' but fails to provide any evidence of that actually happening. Instead, all the other odd names they call out actually originated somewhere in the community, albeit per
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by huebnerob 8y ago
This f.lux stuff is really starting to cross the uncanny valley from well-intentioned concern to junk science conspiracy theory. First of all, the idea that you "can't see" the differences in the light emitted by OLED vs. LCD
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by huebnerob 8y ago
This is only happening to charter because it was a clause written into their recent large merger with TWC. I don't think the state would have such broad latitude to revoke any other ISPs license to operate. Verizon was at least smarter
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by huebnerob 8y ago
Currently on my fourth weekday of freedom from the daily grind! I just wanted some quality time to pursue my own projects and goals, and I have more than enough runway to spend a few months figuring out what's next. I actually think I&
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by huebnerob 8y ago
Good. This was a flagrant and deliberate violation. To argue Apple is overstepping here is to suggest Apple employees are exempt from the law.
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by huebnerob 8y ago
The only level of private API use that Apple will accept is 'none', so this question is at best immaterial. All of the private API use needs to be removed.
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by huebnerob 8y ago
I'm guessing you're objecting to my questioning of the pomodoro technique, based on your mention of flow state. To me, it's pretty obvious that there's no one-size-fits-all approach to productivity. There's plenty o
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by huebnerob 8y ago
> make the tough choices that have to be made - often at their own expense - for the purpose of doing what they know is right Just make sure you're not finishing that statement as "what is right for the company", because t
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by huebnerob 8y ago
https://bgr.com/2016/11/02/internet-usage-desktop-vs-mobile/ Mobile internet usage worldwide blew past desktop usage in October of 2016 and hasn't slowed down since, and even that's just lookin
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by huebnerob 8y ago
People are doing everything on smartphones they used to do on "personal computers", the form factor doesn't change that. As far as extensibility and/or openness of the platform goes, that may define general purpose compu
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by huebnerob 8y ago
The term “PC” refers to both desktops and laptops. Both are in decline as general purpose computing moves to the smartphone.
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by huebnerob 8y ago
You've got your eyes on the wrong ball, Intel the fab company will be competing for those contracts, but Intel the chip design company will be free to innovate without the burden of manufacturing.
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by huebnerob 8y ago
I agree and have the same feelings, but there should at least be an option for people who don’t want to prioritize size over performance. Apple is the worlds biggest company, they can do better than ‘one size fits all’. Yes, that mantra is

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