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by james_pm 8y ago
I'd appreciate a bit more information on this...specifically whether they are doing content monitoring on various Slack groups for hate speech, etc.
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Slack Removes Hate Groups(slackhq.com)
3 points by james_pm 8y ago|1 comments
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by james_pm 8y ago
We have fairly non-terrible coffee at our office available almost always on demand. Yet still there are a non-trivial number of us who opt to brew single cups either with Aeropress, or cone pour over. The author nails it. Often it's mo
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by james_pm 8y ago
Canada also has three stations broadcasting time signals. More information: https://www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/eng/services/time/broadcast_codes...
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by james_pm 8y ago
This is potentially very bad for podcasting as an open, RSS-driven medium. Welcome to a world of "Spotify exclusive shows" not available on your favourite podcast player.
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Spotify Bets Big on Podcasting to Power Battle Against Apple(bloomberg.com)
2 points by james_pm 8y ago|2 comments
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by james_pm 8y ago
Toronto (TTC) is also free for kids 12 and under.
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by james_pm 8y ago
A few "drones" flying through the air with 2-4 people aboard, looking down on a traffic jam with hundreds or thousands of cars and this is going to "solve" something?
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A major problem with the Resplandy et al. ocean heat uptake paper(judithcurry.com)
1 points by james_pm 8y ago|0 comments
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by james_pm 8y ago
Should the landlord be able to terminate the lease of the Taco Bell in the event that they don't kick people out efficiently and effectively enough? Should it be assumed that Taco Bell agrees with the statements of this person who came
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by james_pm 8y ago
It seems like you're leading to an opposite conclusion to whatever conclusion you've applied to the comment. Did you want to be specific about what your conclusion is?
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by james_pm 8y ago
The shows and movies and articles and websites often only exist to pull in people to view the ads. There's far to much content for the sake of content where the goal is not to inform or educate, but merely to wrap around the ads (or in
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by james_pm 8y ago
Our team uses it to share sensitive docs (logs, user details, api keys etc.) and occasionally as a secure chat channel (i.e. if we want to communicate off work Slack). I have a copy of some important docs (taxes, etc.) in my private KBFS.
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by james_pm 8y ago
I had been using Chrome only for G Suite stuff (forced by my employer to maintain this account) and FF for everything else. This change resulted in the deletion of Chrome from my computer and a move to FF with Multi Account Containers set t
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by james_pm 8y ago
Because my employer forces me to use G Suite and some of the features of that (Meet) don't work well (or at all) in non-Chrome browsers.
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by james_pm 8y ago
https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2017/02/27/mozilla-acquires-po...
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by james_pm 8y ago
I wonder if one of the reasons Hawking was so tied to that specific voice and hardware was so that there could be a way to verify that a recording was actually him. If nobody else had that hardware and software combo, it wouldn't be po
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by james_pm 8y ago
While I appreciate the timely status updates, it almost seems like Slack has built a random status update bot to post updates that don't say anything exactly every 30 minutes. https://status.slack.com/2018-06/142ed
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by james_pm 8y ago
Or https://micro.blog ? Feels like Twitter 9 years ago, and you can just hop on board with your own blog at your own domain as long as it has an RSS or JSON feed. Clients for iOS and Android are being built by indie developers -
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by james_pm 8y ago
Specifically not something like Google Reader either. I'm using FeedWrangler to manage syncing of unread/read status across multiple clients and worst case, I can dump out my OPML file and take it local or somewhere else if any of
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by james_pm 8y ago
How much would you pay me to start using Google?
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by james_pm 9y ago
My biggest issue with Slack is that on the free plan they store everything forever, but only allow you to access the last 10,000 messages. I'm fine with limits, but the users should be free to delete messages beyond the limit. It'
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by james_pm 9y ago
The full news (shown above) is tucked behind a your Slack login and linked from this page: https://get.slack.help/hc/en-us/articles/201727913-Connect-t...
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by james_pm 9y ago
Facebook is just a giant, very dangerous social experimentation platform where none of the participants get compensated and if the experiment goes horribly wrong, the response from Zuck is "we need to do better."
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by james_pm 9y ago
Two weeks this has been going on, apparently. Nothing on their blog, nothing on Twitter. No notifications to customers? Smells of an active attempt to keep the whole thing quiet.
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HomePods are shipping with a ‘beta’ build of iOS(9to5mac.com)
1 points by james_pm 9y ago|0 comments
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by james_pm 9y ago
Agreed. I think it would have been better to split the timeline into "Marco added..." or "Marco launched..." for anything he did as an individual prior to the acquisition.
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by james_pm 9y ago
At the 2017 Mexico GP, Niko Hulkenberg was told to exit the car because it wasn't safe. He stood out on the nose of the car and jumped off using a specific protocol. There's also an indication for corner workers that alerts them t
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DuckDuckGo moves beyond search to also protect you while browsing(duckduckgo.com)
7 points by james_pm 9y ago|0 comments
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by james_pm 9y ago
https://techcrunch.com/2018/01/08/spacex-apparently-lost-the... TechCrunch specifically called it out as a Space X failure: "SpaceX apparently lost the classified Zuma payload from latest launch" An

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