kbar13

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by kbar13 9y ago
"bloated" is arbitrarily defined.
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by kbar13 9y ago
You are missing the point. Amazon's service was truly unlimited
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by kbar13 9y ago
There is a reason why chrome has such a large market share and it's not because it's preinstalled. It's simply the best browser experience in many ways.
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by kbar13 9y ago
I think this is great and it's a long time coming. I have a bunch of google voice numbers that I use for various applications, but it's such a terrible service that I welcome any alternative.
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by kbar13 9y ago
it sounds like OP's program reads some dataset, and it is 100GB in size.
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by kbar13 9y ago
netflix is now pumping out a lot more original content, and a good number of them are complete trash. they still have some of the best shows out there (house of cards, narcos, stranger things, etc), but it feels like they're more inter
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by kbar13 9y ago
the maintenance of such a setup is still prohibitive. hardware failure is really annoying.
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by kbar13 9y ago
yes but I would argue that product endorsements and advertising to young impressionable minds is extremely valuable. The example I'd like to highlight is the success Apple gained through placing Macs everywhere in education. Students a
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by kbar13 9y ago
would simply refusing to recognize NEW symantec certificates issued after a certain date in the near future be a sufficient compromise? it won't affect institutions that have pre-existing certificates, which will eventually expire by t
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by kbar13 10y ago
snapchat covered a new market of communications and captured almost the entire young adult market. also it's already monetized. not sure telegram can compare atm.
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by kbar13 10y ago
it definitely does not use adobe air
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by kbar13 10y ago
sonic speeds in many parts of the bay area (even in SF) is not competitive with comcast. they are rolling out fiber in select neighborhoods and can't wait until they come to my part of town.
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by kbar13 10y ago
yet comcast has a virtual monopoly on last mile. which is the only part that matters. many towns only have comcast (or like dialup or something crazy slow). let's take an extreme example where comcast uses a blackout to get a better de
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by kbar13 10y ago
no, theranos actively lied about their product, this crew got their stuff reviewed and has since revised their claims (which seems to still be pretty good improvements)
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by kbar13 10y ago
yeah but using a hosted service gives you the freedom of not spending time running a webserver
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by kbar13 10y ago
use static html with a cdn or something like s3. it's probably cheaper, has basically no operational overhead, you don't really have to worry about being overwhelmed by traffic.
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by kbar13 10y ago
maybe you would call this system "public transportation"
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by kbar13 10y ago
i think this service is better compared with http://www.logicalincrements.com/
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by kbar13 10y ago
you're so edgy it's actually insane. i want you to reply to this message with your age.
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by kbar13 10y ago
you identified why the illegal drug trade is so hot: > Cross-border drug trade fueled by prohibition Legalizing marijuana would probably mean more domestic growers, maybe even blowing up like craft beer did.
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by kbar13 10y ago
care to elaborate what features isso was missing?
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by kbar13 10y ago
we use it at work. it hooks into meeting rooms' calendars and you just have to use the chromebox remote to select the right hangout in the agenda. no typing involved (unless you were doing an ad-hoc meeting, then you'd just type o
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by kbar13 10y ago
these clauses are pretty common for this type of contract. it allows the service provider to not have to worry about whether or not their contract allows them to kick an abusive customer off their platform.
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by kbar13 10y ago
earbuds fall out all the time for me because generic earbuds are not shaped to fit everyone. it happens most often when i'm walking.
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by kbar13 10y ago
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:vkzvQD4...
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by kbar13 10y ago
oh nice, that's even better
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by kbar13 10y ago
op isn't talking about totp, it's the push notification you get when you log in on a new device (the "review your recent login" notification)
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by kbar13 10y ago
i'd be happy with a compromise: an office with just my immediate team members/people I work with regularly. If there are conversations, they will most likely be relevant. It'll also probably help with bonding. The worst part
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by kbar13 10y ago
active noise cancellation is extremely effective for ambient noise but not conversations, which are the main cause of distraction in an open plan office.
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by kbar13 10y ago
if both the code and the infra it's running on is stateless, then yeah.

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