killbrad

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by killbrad 9y ago
Glassdoor?
32.
by killbrad 9y ago
How is this political? Oh right, it's not.
33.
by killbrad 9y ago
Twitter is and always has been a pile of trash. It's the "please limit your response to 30 seconds" of the internet.
34.
by killbrad 9y ago
Maybe it was less sinister and just that there was not enough interesting data? Mini rant: No idea your nationality - most of the Indians I've met are some of the most egotistical people in the world, and constantly feel the need to in
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by killbrad 9y ago
This is fascinating. I'm an American and assumed most Americans would draw their circles clockwise. Just all around a really neat piece. THIS is the type of article that keeps me here. Great post OP.
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by killbrad 9y ago
No, they cannot do that now because of net neutrality.
37.
by killbrad 9y ago
Oppose net neutrality to ensure an open internet? Are you sure you understand what net neutrality is?
38.
by killbrad 9y ago
This is one of the reasons I support the EFF.
39.
by killbrad 9y ago
Also known as "please tell us how you might try to make our system more open so we know where to close it off."
40.
by killbrad 9y ago
Doesn't really explain why you don't trust third parties. If you opted in......?
41.
by killbrad 9y ago
What's surprising to me is how many people are surprised by this. You gave them the credentials to all of your accounts, and then are shocked that they used them? What's more incredible is that you haven't changed the credent
42.
by killbrad 10y ago
Your plaintext passwords are never sent to lastpass.
43.
by killbrad 10y ago
The tldr is: "I wanted a lofty title and a very specific role at some future company. It took a long time and hard work. That's not good for some reason, which I won't go into here."
44.
by killbrad 10y ago
Ah, good old American "look at how many unethical and morally questionable things I can get away with" Republicans. Market economy!
45.
by killbrad 10y ago
Silicon valley mental bubble. I've never heard of this company (not a problem), but there seems to be a SV problem I see constantly repeating: - Some people like this thing. There could be a market. - Investor cash gushes in; fast fell
46.
by killbrad 10y ago
A smart legislature would see the writing on the wall and work to diversify their sources of tax income.
47.
by killbrad 10y ago
Your comment has nothing to do with the article or anything even tangentially related. Take a pill.
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by killbrad 10y ago
Uber is a middle man that takes money from existing and potential cab drivers' pockets, puts it into their own, and artificially reduces consumer costs. Cab companies aren't innocent bystanders, but the drivers generally are. Bu
49.
by killbrad 10y ago
There are a number of tech execs I would fully support if they ran for office. Zuckerberg is not one of them.
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by killbrad 10y ago
I haven't seen anything about originations on recent broad internet attacks - any good links? Having done "internet work" for about 20 years, it seems like a reasonable statement, but they certainly are getting harder to pinp
51.
by killbrad 10y ago
Obviously the products out there that aren't giving a fuck are still selling. There isn't a market without buyers.
52.
by killbrad 10y ago
Depends on the restaurant, but I'd agree - portion sizes in the US are huge and usually enough for two meals. The problem is that people tend to just eat it all because, well, it's there (and I'll include myself in this bucke
53.
by killbrad 10y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but how is this "cloud" instead of VPS?
54.
by killbrad 10y ago
Wait, Yahoo hosts all of AT&T subscribers' email, or there is some cross-account link? Important difference.
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by killbrad 10y ago
So unless I want to use Siri on my computer (I don't) or tighter integration with iPhones (which I don't use), this update brings mostly nothing of significance.
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by killbrad 10y ago
Solving the homeless "problem" with money to allow the homeless to live more comfortably is the wrong approach in my opinion regardless of city. The mentally ill need psych support and help. They are they group most in need (and d
57.
by killbrad 10y ago
I'd think a computer would be great at distinguishing unique beeps from each other. It'd just have to know which ones come from which named appliances, and that's something that could easily be crowdsourced.
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by killbrad 10y ago
"I personally don't vote because I live in Illinois so my vote means nothing." So you only vote in presidential election years, and only fill out the ballot for the presidential candidate? I think you might be doing it wrong.
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by killbrad 10y ago
Do you have any evidence of this? I've never ever talked to anyone that wanted a feature like this in their TV. The manufacturers have incentive, but the consumers aren't asking for it. And -all- of the interfaces built in to TVs
60.
by killbrad 10y ago
I think this should be made clear on your site. I spent a good amount of time trying to figure out how to actually get this to be distributed, but the answer is - you don't. So it's only like S3 in interface, not in durability or

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