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by jsutton 10y ago
I use LastPass, the free version allows password syncing across all your devices seamlessly. Chrome extension is very good, the iOS app could be better but it does the job.
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The best password managers(engadget.com)
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You will be extremely hard pressed to find anything without some sort of slant, though the AP is probably the closest thing to it. The Times is still among the most trusted sources for in-depth coverage; their perceived slant might be due t
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by jsutton 10y ago
The vast majority of recent protests in this country have been completely peaceful. I don't think it's a problem of protesters forgetting how to be peaceful, but rather small group(s) of violent people that are drawn to certain pr
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by jsutton 10y ago
What are the countless and extremely illegal and unethical things?
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LogMeIn
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They're screwing you because, while everyone pays the same price for the same service, the library that you have access to depends entirely on what side of the border you're on. This makes absolutely no sense in a globally connect
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by jsutton 10y ago
> In summary the more friends you have the happier and healthier you will be. Just to nitpick, it's more about the strength of the relationships that you have, not necessarily how many friends that you have.
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by jsutton 11y ago
Some people enjoy fun traditions.
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by jsutton 11y ago
Sanders is literally running on a campaign to reclaim power from the wealthiest to everyone else.
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by jsutton 11y ago
It seems to me that successful blog post requires either having expert knowledge of a specific domain, or an interesting take on a trending topic. It's hard for many (including myself) to break through the barrier of self-doubt if neit
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by jsutton 11y ago
They haven't explicitly asked for that specifically, but that would be the consequence of fulfilling the request.
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"Monocultures" develop because people don't want a fragmented and confusing workflow. One might use a Macbook because more useful tools are on OSX, and in turn might create more tools for OSX, enticing similar users to use OS
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by jsutton 11y ago
3D TV was a marketing iteration for television. VR is a revolutionary technology. Much more akin to smartphones. It's not hard to imagine the possibilities that VR can bring.
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by jsutton 11y ago
Good SEO still doesn't fix the root of the problem--lost content. If you write an article about a video, and that video gets pulled, there goes your article.
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by jsutton 11y ago
If you live in a city like New York City, your chances of being killed by terrorism is surely more than someone living in Provo, Utah. I wonder how the statistics would look when taking location into account.
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by jsutton 11y ago
Habits can be changed, but your circadian rhythm has a natural state which is different for everyone, and it's an eternal struggle if those two things are at odds with each other.
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by jsutton 11y ago
Needing to get up early has nothing to do with being a night owl, most of us need to get up early regardless.
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by jsutton 11y ago
Is this Soylent advocacy just a running joke? I can't imagine eating all my meals via a plain, liquid, meal-replacement.
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by jsutton 11y ago
LogMeIn has many years of experience securing their remote management software, something that has incredible potential for malicious activity. They seem like a good candidate for keeping LastPass secure, based on their reputation from a te
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by jsutton 11y ago
Will you still be able to see many meteors if you're watching from within a city?
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by jsutton 11y ago
Public/private schools provide environments and situations that are important for social growth, and which are hard to achieve when homeschooling: unplanned and uncontrolled contact with peers, diverse student populations, etc.
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by jsutton 11y ago
In some cases, I think you have to give credence to opinions from very reputable people. Stephen Hawking, for instance, is one of the greatest minds in the world; his word isn't gospel, but it's damn worth listening to.
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And what are the opportunities "we" want that aren't available at your average university?
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Why? That would be boring. Plus, different generations have different needs.
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by jsutton 12y ago
If everyone did this, it would render torrents useless.
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by jsutton 12y ago
There's nothing about our minds that can't be recreated given sufficient command of our environment. No model is needed to understand that. It's not magic, after all, and it's a fairly common process.
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Why wouldn't there be any possibility of artificial human intelligence? Our intelligence is just a manifestation of a physical system of neurons that follow the laws of physics. There's nothing inherently preventing us from recrea
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by jsutton 12y ago
The article doesn't mention virtual/augmented reality (besides a passing comment about Oculus), which I think is a viable contender for the next epoch.
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by jsutton 12y ago
Because domain names aren't public property.

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