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by huehehue 8y ago
That's an understatement. If your fine motor skills aren't impaired, you should spend maybe a few minutes each year rolling and unrolling your wired headphones. I'd argue it takes nearly as long to put your AirPods in their c
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by huehehue 8y ago
"Although water retrieval has been attempted, it is not recommended due to the adverse effect that salt water has on avionics, electronics, and structures. This approach was abandoned due to the elevated cost associated with refurbish
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by huehehue 8y ago
With the definition from edelans, attacks can be made on Ledger devices (or any device, for that matter) by watching how the hardware behaves as it does its thing. Here's a recent proof of concept: https://www.coindesk.com&#
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by huehehue 8y ago
For the new grads, you're still getting tens of thousands of people moving out of campus housing and into the non-subsidized market, so it hardly seems different that bringing people from out of state.
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by huehehue 8y ago
The number of American companies that will assign debt to your name without reasonable identity verification is greater than zero.
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by huehehue 8y ago
We're in the Fisher-Price era, pruning advanced features and providing strong visual cues in the form of bright colors is still the rage. Who cares about having a file explorer on their mobile device? Who needs advanced networking opti
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by huehehue 8y ago
They added references a couple of minutes ago, I think very large chunks of their post should still be in quote blocks though. Great writeup btw, grugq https://gitlab.com/edu4rdshl/blog/commit/2fc4d85714d2bde3
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by huehehue 8y ago
That assumption was not at all obvious, if you want to talk about imagining facts. To address the argument, it's not fair to assume that recipients of such threats would be either willing or physically able to respond. People with kids
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by huehehue 8y ago
All well and good until I pose as someone else and make false threats to get them legally murdered
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by huehehue 8y ago
We have one of those in the US, but most (99%) of the automated calls I receive are not from legitimate enterprises.
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by huehehue 8y ago
This sounds pointed. As long as they're adhering to the terms of the employment agreement and producing good work, I don't see why the employer would care.
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by huehehue 8y ago
Within the bounds of federal law but still quite different. Guns, marijuana, open containers (alcohol), driving (80mph is reckless driving in VA, but totally legal elsewhere), abortion, and more all vary by state. I've even heard of st
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by huehehue 8y ago
It's also hard to imagine sound as a dominant interface because all we have are mediocre examples. We have to work within clunky command boundaries, rephrase commands, be in a quiet environment, not have an accent, etc. I'm glad w
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by huehehue 8y ago
Futilitris!
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by huehehue 8y ago
The new Gmail interface is slow . Man, it's just so freaking slow. The fans get whirring, the network calls are probably blocked by the UI and if you delete a message and quickly close the page it never goes through.
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by huehehue 8y ago
First point is great. It also removes a lot of stress if you decide to go in with the mindset of "well, if they ask me a bunch of algo brain teasers I'll just walk out". Instead of grinding on leetcode, you can put together
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by huehehue 8y ago
They only need enough of an analysis to get a catchy article heading. Every day it's either "millennials are rich" or "millennials are poor". Millennials are poor: ~10% have $15k saved up https://www.cnbc
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by huehehue 8y ago
Maybe. How intelligent are the resume scanners? Just a few years ago, I shotgunned my resume to a bunch of big companies and experienced something like: Resume: "Ported XYZ from Angular to React, built a Rails app" Response: &quot
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by huehehue 8y ago
I used to work for a bankruptcy attorney, you have no idea. Everyone is drowning. PSA: Evaluate your spending habits and make sure you have an emergency fund.
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by huehehue 8y ago
> You should be able to connect to both through Bluetooth. Did I miss the news about charging devices over bluetooth?
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by huehehue 8y ago
Fair point. How about a drain/pump system to prevent stations from flooding every time it rains? Or cleaning the tracks more frequently to reduce fires? Or fixing the broken intercoms in the cars, so I can at least be warned about surp
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by huehehue 8y ago
It's bad. The A/C/J/Z lines still contain R32 cars, which were built 54 years ago, and are 20 years past their service life. These cars were built before the moon landing, have terrible brakes, have terrible air condit
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by huehehue 8y ago
I'm using Firefox and uBlock Origin, it still kicks you to uBlock's warning/whitelist page.
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by huehehue 8y ago
Here's a screenshot of the mobile site: https://i.imgur.com/WDDnKJk.png In the top left, there's an "open in app" button. It's not very intrusive, it's just sitting there in the header to remin
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WeWork ditches unlimited beer in New York to keep tabs on startup party culture(marketwatch.com)
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by huehehue 8y ago
There have always been TV fanatics, or enthusiasts, sure. I vegged out a lot as a kid. As tech has changed, though, the game is totally different, and people are being actively coerced into binge-watching. Yesterday, we had Nielsen doing
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by huehehue 8y ago
I wonder if a client has ever set up a scam like this. They send a fake-looking email to themselves (using existing invoices as a template), then feign ignorance and refuse to pay for goods/services because "we sent the money, n
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by huehehue 8y ago
I've noticed a lot of nail salons, barber shops, cheap takeout places, and similar somehow managing to stay afloat despite being located in low-income areas with little foot traffic (in Manhattan). They're also usually empty. Is t
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by huehehue 8y ago
This is especially frustrating for job seekers. I've seen so many job listings calling for extensive experience with Bootstrap, for example. Why would knowledge of CSS and the grid system not suffice there? It's a bit disheartenin
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by huehehue 8y ago
Yeah, they'll include a dongle that will break in less than a year with very casual use. Ask me how I know. And there are _very_ few third-party options that work with the Pixel lineup -- not necessarily Google's fault, but early

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