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by jtthe13 4y ago
Unpopular opinion: Microsoft Edge. Chromium engine renders everything, compatible with all Chrome extensions. Login with work account gives quick access to all my docs. Not fancy but reliable.
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by jtthe13 4y ago
Occam's razor attempt at explaining this. You are connected on LinkedIn, your client got your gmail from your LinkedIn profile, and now the gmail address is set in the "primary" field of their contact card for you. My 2 cents
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by jtthe13 4y ago
Yes. You could certainly dig up similar quotes about Google+ being the backbone of Google services.
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by jtthe13 4y ago
Escaping confluence and transitioning to a competing service was the highlight of my summer.
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by jtthe13 4y ago
Thanks, but no thanks. Sincerely, the rest of the world.
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by jtthe13 4y ago
I would target the segments that make sense for your project. Engage with them with genuine interest (i.e. don't try to sell your stuff). For professional networking, LinkedIn is straightforward to keep animated. With just a little aut
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by jtthe13 4y ago
I've grown to really like Typora (appears to be multi-platform). On the Mac I feel we are spoiled, with Ulysses and IA writer, which are both also great, but cater to different tastes.
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by jtthe13 4y ago
This. Default to disabling notifications and the problem sorts itself. Or: disable them all immediately, then progressively enable those you « miss ».
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by jtthe13 4y ago
Surprised there is no mention of IKEA. It's affordable, standard-compatible, and last time I checked, was among the most secure: partly because of the reputational risk for IKEA, (and also because it's the right thing to do!) they
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by jtthe13 4y ago
Register and vote at all elections: https://www.vote.org/
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by jtthe13 4y ago
Thanks for enlightening me. /s I never said change would come fast. But if the basic act of voting at every election appears like such a burden for many progressives, there's no point in lamenting at the outcome.
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by jtthe13 4y ago
Don't forget to register and vote at the next elections. That's all there is to it https://www.vote.org/
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by jtthe13 5y ago
Is clubhouse still a thing?
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by jtthe13 5y ago
And displaybuddy https://setapp.com/apps/displaybuddy
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by jtthe13 5y ago
Reminds me of 'the cones of dunshire'
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by jtthe13 5y ago
42 y.o. Here. I put it in perspective, try to stay reasonably healthy, and live by the mantra "Never lament getting old. It's a privilege denied to many." Giving back to younger generations is also very rewarding.
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by jtthe13 5y ago
Unrelated to the topic, but I still don't understand how The Outline got away with launching with such a seizure-inducing design.
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by jtthe13 5y ago
The difference between Facebook and Big Tobacco is that Facebook still feels entitled to lament the correction of an otherwise harmful practice.
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by jtthe13 5y ago
I'm a small business owner (20 people). To us Office 365 is one of the best value for money subscription. What's comparatively egregious is any single-product startup believing they can charge 10-12$ per user*month. That trend (p
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by jtthe13 5y ago
14 inch 3:2 ratio would be ideal. Wish there was an apple notebook with this form factor
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by jtthe13 5y ago
At this stage electrek is nothing more than a glorified Tesla fan site. Tesla would announce a new genetically engineered, AI-powered cow breed, and Fred Lambert would find a way to have it all make sense.
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by jtthe13 5y ago
FWIW the french bits are unimpressive at best. I’d stick with the subtitles
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by jtthe13 6y ago
How is this different than a Pyramid Scheme?
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by jtthe13 6y ago
Having people to pay for a beta. How musk-y.
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by jtthe13 6y ago
Mind you, Even a broken clock is right twice a day...and it only takes one alarmist prediction to turn out to be true to make it an utter disaster.
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by jtthe13 6y ago
Why do people keep linking to some random blogger self publishing on a "forbes" blog...? Besides he brings absolutely nothing new to the table.
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by jtthe13 6y ago
Yup. Not to point towards OP's case specifically, but it's a usual trap a lot of exact science majors (and many PhDs) fall into. I'm not saying it's limited to exact sciences BTW — personality is also a factor. There&#x
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by jtthe13 6y ago
Could it be both true that there are indeed companies who are bad at hiring AND that you haven't picked on more subtle hints about what the problems were? I'm interviewing a lot of people. Our company makes it a fundamental part
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by jtthe13 7y ago
100% agree. CEO of 13 people services biz here. We're currently priced out of this when it could actually be useful. One thing of note: when we consider security tools / training, monthly is not the right frame of reference. It&#x
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by jtthe13 7y ago
Not much: Plex server, and Pi-Hole in a docker.

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