kevinschumacher

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by kevinschumacher 4y ago
The comment chain you’re replying to is advocating for reigning in “our own” companies, regardless Kicking out the hostile state solves the immediate threat from China. But what about threats from our own (current and/or future) govern
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by kevinschumacher 4y ago
> "this page loads faster in the app." And then a link to "Open in App" which just sends you to the App Store and not the actual content, in the app, which I've already got installed.
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by kevinschumacher 5y ago
Isn’t this the root of what OP is getting at? Why do you think you’ll be first? (How) can someone else get that confidence?
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by kevinschumacher 5y ago
While I agree with your sentiment, at least the roof of the Kennedy center is open to the public day and night. Fantastic date spot. Great views!
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by kevinschumacher 5y ago
Perhaps OP needs access to their 2fa accounts protected by sms? (And yes, sms sucks for mfa but tell that to my bank)
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by kevinschumacher 5y ago
For snowboarding, try Slopes. Or, if you happen to have an Ikon pass, the official Ikon Pass app (May work at ikon pass resorts without the pass — not sure?) Both know the difference between a run and a lift. Slopes doesn’t quite get pauses
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by kevinschumacher 5y ago
This is a fair take. But in your analogy, we'd go after the thief, too, right? And the thief would get a harsher sentence? Yet there's no lawsuit against the thief.
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by kevinschumacher 5y ago
> Namely Google seems to have initially tried to sell this API to restaurants directly. ...which was a fools errand. It is impossible to expect individual restaurants (_maybe_ aside from large restaurant groups - ie, big chains) to integ
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by kevinschumacher 5y ago
> Google takes a cut when those companies pay for ads on the platform. > I can't tell you how many times I've tried to find a restaurant web site on google and it's buried under direct links to door dash and other order
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by kevinschumacher 5y ago
It could be more of a strategic play to keep eyeballs on Google properties and further build the advertising profile. Also provides a foothold into entering the ordering/delivery/reservation businesses at a much later date if they
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by kevinschumacher 5y ago
I don't think you can blame Google for allowing a delivery operator to buy ads on a restaurant's name. If it's the delivery operator's business model to buy ads to get a cut of an order, then, we should be upset with the
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by kevinschumacher 5y ago
I could be wrong here, but, I think the lawsuit is totally misdirected. Restaurants should be upset with the ordering platforms (e.g., DoorDash) instead. The problem is the ordering platforms enabling this integration without restaurant con
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by kevinschumacher 5y ago
Yes, for about 400 pages.
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by kevinschumacher 6y ago
Of course not, but that's not what the service is, or primarily is marketed as (you may be thinking of Xbox Game Pass?)
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by kevinschumacher 6y ago
You’re right, but I still think it is not fair for the university to require you to run certain software if it does not directly benefit your learning
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by kevinschumacher 6y ago
While I agree with you that most people who run Linux as a daily driver might be capable of running Windows as a secondary OS on occasion, this discounts the fact that he or she would be required to purchase the license (else break the law)
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by kevinschumacher 6y ago
When did CrowdStrike say that? Because this claims otherwise, and, I would have expected them to update this post if what you are saying is correct. https://www.crowdstrike.com/blog/bears-midst-intrusion-democ... Anec
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by kevinschumacher 6y ago
AFAIK that's been the rule for a very long time, but, I've never once been asked for an ID (many Amtrak trips on NE Corridor/Acela line). However I haven't traveled on Amtrak in the past two years, so maybe it has change
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by kevinschumacher 6y ago
probably referring to the domain name...
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by kevinschumacher 6y ago
Not the person you were replying to, but in PyCharm: - right click on the line number, click Annotate; this gives you the commit date and author in the gutter - hover over the date/author name; this gives you the commit hash and messag
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by kevinschumacher 6y ago
If you like python but have mixed feelings about django and other opinionated frameworks, maybe try a project where you mix and match libraries instead of using a framework? Have you tried using flask? I think you’ll find it closer to your
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by kevinschumacher 6y ago
Any chance you were using private browsing? When I enable private browsing, Safari correctly takes me to realty.com When I disable private browsing, Safari takes me to realtor.com I am in the US
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by kevinschumacher 6y ago
Same here. I found that if I am in private browsing mode, this does not happen.
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by kevinschumacher 7y ago
Could that be coming from the smart home device manufacturer noticing the device was abruptly disconnected?
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by kevinschumacher 7y ago
Both of those points are FUD in my opinion. The government is already equally as able to optimize for revenue today as you claim they would be in a situation where the IRS mails you your 1040 with your income pre-printed. Ultimately most pe
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by kevinschumacher 8y ago
Instagram actually cloned snapchat in its app. You can send direct messages now. Photos, videos, filters, drawing, text, emoji, everything. Photo and videos can be sent to be viewed once/replayed (like snapchat), or persisted in the ch
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by kevinschumacher 8y ago
> "people who ride bikes must ride as close to the right side of the road as practicable except under the following conditions: ... avoiding hazards, if the lane is too narrow to share, ..." IME in urban cycling on US east-coas
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by kevinschumacher 8y ago
> [riding in the middle of the lane] is often very illegal to do on a bicycle. Where are you from? In the few major US cities I've lived, this is legal. The road laws here typically treat bicycles the same as other cars (with except
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by kevinschumacher 9y ago
At crosswalks that don’t have lights, they have to stop for you when you’re there. This is also heavily enforced. But in areas without crosswalks, you’ll get a ticket for stepping into the street even if there are no cars coming. Edit: clar
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by kevinschumacher 9y ago
How'd you name that?

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