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lwhsiao
8y ago
This isn't directly answering your questions, but RemoteOnly [1] is quite a good list of companies with carrying levels of remote work. While this doesn't answer how their cultures are, it can be a starting point for companies to
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Luke's mutt wizard for automatic Neomutt and OfflineIMAP configuration
(github.com)
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Pijul: Distributed Version Control System
(pijul.org)
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8y ago
Now they have the error circle, but all green checks elsewhere [0]. Seems that this might be manually updated. [0]: https://imgur.com/cEoFUiz
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8y ago
Confirmed on their status page now: https://status.slack.com/
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Slack is down
(status.slack.com)
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A 16-year-old hacked Apple and stole 90GB of secure files
(finance.yahoo.com)
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8y ago
You can get past the paywall: https://outline.com/93dVWm
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I'll also add that one of my favorite features is the vim-like keyboard shortcuts. It makes navigation very quick, and I love being able to easily quote an entire message by just hitting `>`. The full markdown and keyboard shortcuts
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Mobile phone warning road signs 'a UK first'
(bbc.com)
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8y ago
Jason Headley made a very entertaining video on the topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4EDhdAHrOg
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8y ago
Two options for passing the paywall: 1. Facebook trick: https://www.fullwsj.com/articles/techs-dirty-secret-the-app-... 2. Decluttered via Outline: http://outline.com/gZTuBC
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8y ago
To use the facebook trick if you're getting paywalled: https://www.fullwsj.com/articles/google-sets-rules-to-curtai...
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Netlify Degraded Performance: slow loads of Netlify-hosted content and web UI
(netlifystatus.com)
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8y ago
Why don't you like LaTeX? I find it great for posters.
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To WWW or Not WWW – Netlify
(netlify.com)
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How to Criticize with Kindness: The Four Steps to Arguing Intelligently
(brainpickings.org)
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9y ago
I believe the parent was intentionally mirroring the grandparent comment to make the argument that Linux is a good counterexample.
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9y ago
Thanks for the follow-up, when I was using Firefox a few months ago this was a pain point as well. I'll need to go try it out again.
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Muttrc Builder
(lukeross.github.io)
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Ask HN: Do you prefer a tracker, mailing list, or chat channel for discussions?
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9y ago
Pi-Hole [1] is another nice way to filter domains at the DNS level network wide, if you want a wider reaching solution that supports wildcards. Great way to use an extra Pi if you have one sitting around. --- [1] https://pi-hole.
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Beyond holograms: Star Wars-inspired 3D images float in free space
(youtube.com)
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Nvidia, Western Digital at Chips’ Frontier
(barrons.com)
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SAFE Network: a decentralized data storage and communications network
(safenetwork.org)
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Trust but Verify: Auditing the Secure Internet of Things [pdf]
(sing.stanford.edu)
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The end of the cloud is coming
(venturebeat.com)
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Why not link directly to the full story [0]? [0] http://www.independent.co.uk/news/new-zealand-foreigners-buy...
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Ask HN: Do you use a dash cam?
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9y ago
That shared control and having both mouse pointers visible was really the key value of Screenhero for me. I would love to see something that does this on Linux.
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