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811.
by lowercased 8y ago
I was just about to get a new iphone se from ebay. I need one compatible with AT&T, and can't for the life of me tell which one of the ones available would work for me. They show 'verizon' and 't-mobile' - whi
812.
by lowercased 8y ago
to be clear, I was meaning 160+ as in ... they keep functioning forever because they're wired. Sorry - didn't convey that very well. The battery - initially felt clunky - more than makes up for it with the noise cancelling (and t
813.
by lowercased 8y ago
IF those had an option of being the 'wire' in a wired set - like... a detachable wire for convenience in both directions - that would be the best of both worlds. I'm meaning like... airpods that could also accept a physical
814.
by lowercased 8y ago
what would you plug them in to? but seriously... wow up to 5 hours of listen time? My wired QC20 headset gives me ... 160 hours of listen time, and then it keeps going even more. But even the 'functionality' - the noise cancelli
815.
by lowercased 8y ago
> OSS has become more expensive than the Microsoft equivalent. I watched an MS-supporter at a MS 'dev camp' day conference give a lecture on web hosting. His position - restated multiple times - was that hosting with IIS was c
816.
by lowercased 8y ago
Somehow donkey.bas always gets overlooked :)
817.
by lowercased 8y ago
sometimes 'restore last session' doesn't even come up when loading up. :/
818.
by lowercased 8y ago
> I think that pinned tabs are already a bit more aggressive about keeping that website "active" Just not... around. Routinely, after both clean shutdowns and system crashes, firefox just loses all my pinned tabs. It's
819.
by lowercased 8y ago
If you give 'good' feedback that turns out to be wrong in some sense (or it turns out that someone thinks you exaggerated positively), and they hired someone who caused them material damage... would that scenario prevent you from
820.
by lowercased 8y ago
Recently went through a process where references were needed. One of my references shared what was asked, and one of those was "what is person X's biggest weakness". There was an indication that submissions without answer
821.
by lowercased 8y ago
> It seems inevitable that clients wonder/ask why you can't get X, Y, and Z done in a "week", As much as I like the 'per week' idea, there's often stuff I can't get done because someone is sick
822.
by lowercased 8y ago
how much water do you get in your lungs from showering?
823.
by lowercased 8y ago
> Maybe the designer thinks that is a good reduction in friction. Maybe the designer should use the site as many of their users use it, and realize the inconvenience it causes people (broken password managers, bad browser experience in g
824.
by lowercased 8y ago
"Employee agrees that any and all intellectual properties, including, but not limited to, all ideas, concepts, themes, inventions, designs, improvements and discoveries conceived, developed or written by Employee, either individually o
825.
by lowercased 8y ago
I don't think they really want to be legally liable for everything I make outside work, even though they might say that.
826.
by lowercased 8y ago
I've run in to places that wanted to pull "all your intellectual property belong to us", but I don't really think they really wanted this. I think they just want the right of first refusal. If I developed something ill
827.
by lowercased 8y ago
> If so you can save yourself a lot of complexity. The complexity exists, you're just shifting it around some. The "complexity" of setting up a populate db server is non-zero, but generally a known-entity. The complexity
828.
by lowercased 8y ago
> Then someone would roll out metrics that show those folks overseas who just close cases are doing great because ... they just close cases without solving the issue. We've all got bad metrics stories, but wanted to share this one.
829.
by lowercased 8y ago
> See where you might reduce visual complexity by combining elements — for example, by putting a customer’s first and last name in the same field. Great, until people want to sort/filter by stuff that is now crammed in to one field.
830.
by lowercased 8y ago
might have been just to avoid letting that particular skill set and experience go to a competitor. the value of that competitor getting that person was more valuable than amazon keeping him/her.
831.
by lowercased 8y ago
Unless that $1M is stuffed under your mattress, you likely have some income from is. Even sitting in a CD at 2% you'll be pulling in $20k/year - that's not "no income". What I think you mean is you don't have
832.
by lowercased 8y ago
still having trouble parsing that (not trying to be dumb here, really!) in java, my java app might talk to a connection pool, which then talks the the database. that connection pool could, I'd guess, be in a separate 'applicat
833.
by lowercased 8y ago
Would there be some way of just automatically releasing everything in a git repo after X days (30? 60? 90?) unless some action is taken? Commit/push like normal, and some other process pushes to a public repo after X days, but anyon
834.
by lowercased 8y ago
mis or poorly configured, yes. "sa" and no password on MSSQL, with direct connection to public internet - saw those for years. PostgreSQL/MySQL configured to only listen to localhost connections, and properly escaped/p
835.
by lowercased 8y ago
I'm having to switch CentOS servers over to RHEL servers because... support(?) Some state work got in trouble a few years back because they'd updated guidelines that no applications could be on the same machine as a database serve
836.
by lowercased 8y ago
can those people afford to have that much 'connection' time one on one with more than you? i never feel i'm interacting with someone on fb if i 'scroll past' or 'like' something. i do feel like that when
837.
by lowercased 8y ago
tipping encoded in to law in general seems crazy to me. many (most?) other countries don't have this ritual, and seem to do just fine. I've dined out in many other countries outside the US, and service is generally good regardle
838.
by lowercased 8y ago
it'll probably be nearly the same thing, renamed, that does an oauth url dance that breaks 40% of the time. it'll have even fewer useful buttons, all hidden until you hover over hidden icons, and those buttons won't do anyth
839.
by lowercased 8y ago
moments was odd. i never saw it promoted on facebook proper, but noticed it was very similar to a startup project i was involved in years ago. was always surprised it wasn't promoted.
840.
by lowercased 8y ago
> As a reminder, any deletion actions we take in response to your request are not reversible and may result in Udacity (or you) being unable to retrieve information about your account, enrollment, and records of completion. Didn't w

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