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by jackreichert 11y ago
For those not able the view it. [Cacheview]( http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://... )
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by jackreichert 11y ago
I'm finding the center alignment of the text bothersome. Aside from that, very cool!
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by jackreichert 11y ago
The very fact that they claim that makes me uncomfortable with their knowledge of security.
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by jackreichert 11y ago
I always understood that potential revenue, to a certain extent, is baked into the value of the company. When things change in the market it doesn't necessarily effect the values of the companies, it's when something unexpected ha
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by jackreichert 11y ago
Amen. In Italy and France (probably elsewhere as well), you maybe tip a percent or two if you really think it's deserved; albeit, tourists are ruining that to some extent. But fair salaries are baked (or cooked) into the prices
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by jackreichert 11y ago
It reminds me of all those people saying wysiwyg editors would kill the need to know HTML. Really, they made it possible for developers to work on more complicated and exciting projects. Uncle Phil wants help with his flower store website?
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by jackreichert 11y ago
There is a huge difference between anonymous visitor statistics to measure various metrics of performance, and tracking unique digital footprints.
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by jackreichert 11y ago
Unless you're in the business of money, you shouldn't really be doing it yourself, so the important TLDR is: > Obviously it’s not fun living in that fear, which is why I believe that services like Stripe, that help you out with
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by jackreichert 11y ago
> Before even to write, one should learn to think. I personally gain clarity from writing.
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by jackreichert 11y ago
It used to be available on their site, but they do have a number: http://online-brokers.credio.com/l/128/Robinhood Not cool that they took it off.
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by jackreichert 11y ago
It's really just a matter of time until such manufacturing has a viable open source mainstream alternative. Then we can look forward to small dev shops building affordable custom robots for everyday use.
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by jackreichert 11y ago
Personally, I don't find it very attractive. It IS beautifully functional, though. So I guess that, to a large extent, is an embodiment of NASA; which will work out well for them.
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by jackreichert 11y ago
Again, semantics, but I'd say it's more akin to a kid breaking into school, not the teacher's home. Or, more likely, the teacher's briefcase. Yes, using a computer feels a lot like going to an actual physical place. But
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by jackreichert 12y ago
You forgot the best part! "...by means of a comical witticism"
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by jackreichert 12y ago
Very valid point. But not every product, as much as the stakeholder would like to believe, is a space shuttle.
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by jackreichert 12y ago
More important than good code is shipped code. I'd say about half my bad code is due to inexperience, what the post is referring to. As time goes on it DOES get better, especially since -- like most of you -- I'm constantly readin
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by jackreichert 12y ago
In order for this to really take off a campaign with the popular basic plug and play hosting providers to install free/cheap SSL would be needed.
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by jackreichert 12y ago
The bare minimum for me is: - 5 sun salutations (does wonders for your back) - 1 mile run - 5 minute meditation This is the very basics of my MUST do. I strive for more, but I tend to get sick if I don't do at least this.
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by jackreichert 12y ago
NordVPN - Internet unlocked... on Mars https://nordvpn.com/blog/how-did-we-unblock-the-internet-of-...
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by jackreichert 12y ago
Complete and utter mistake. That tweet, those words, sigh, words to etch into you consciousness and meditate on daily.
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by jackreichert 12y ago
I am so sorry for your loss.
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by jackreichert 12y ago
This happens a lot, before using any service by Google I tend to ask myself, twice, "if they shut this down, which they might very well do, what is my backup plan?" Honestly, it's hard to make a good case to rely on them for
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by jackreichert 12y ago
This is also the missing piece to move over to a more renewable energy source. Coal is on demand. If there is a need for more, you can spin up more factories, and many site waiting just for this. Most renewable energies are reliable, but ov
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by jackreichert 12y ago
"Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live." [Source]( https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/comp.lang.c++/rYCO5yn4... )
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by jackreichert 12y ago
It would be really great if you could run an apt-get/yum filter on your server and retrieve a list of donate links for the open source services you rely on. Ideally, a GPL+donate-what-you-can would really help maintain these projects.
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by jackreichert 13y ago
Thank you! I was struggling to understand what I found so upsetting about Prism. This was the outcome.
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by jackreichert 13y ago
This looks like a shameless post from my site. By me. It is. But I don't usually do that with my thoughts. I just wanted feedback on this one.
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...But It’s My Choice If I Want To Be Seen Naked(jackreichert.com)
2 points by jackreichert 13y ago|3 comments
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by jackreichert 13y ago
The fact that they even offer 200mb and 800mb plans makes it hard for me to take them seriously. Shame.
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by jackreichert 13y ago
As long as the Internet connection goes through ISPs it's not decentralized. Haven't we already established that it's through these centralized pipes that the NSA is gaining access to everything? How would OP's solution

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