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marklyon
9y ago
WARNING: Linked site may have malware injected into some of its ads.
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marklyon
9y ago
Six questions, two about politics.
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marklyon
9y ago
They really need to fire their VP of SKUs. Creating that role has resulted in far too much unnecessary fragmentation. At this point, it's like she's just trying to justify her position.
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9y ago
Could you imagine being the manager assigned to watch such employees? That's a special hell. I once worked at a newspaper, when "online" was new and side project of the marketing department so that they could sell more ads. U
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9y ago
Every time I see maps like this, I'm reminded of WorldCom. All those pipes running through Mississippi, no real way to make use of them.
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marklyon
9y ago
I don't get to control what the TSA does. I do get to control how I handle the problems they create.
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1-800 Contacts admits its prices higher than its online-only competitors
(blog.ericgoldman.org)
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9y ago
You don't. You buy a $200 beater laptop and use that for travel. Load only what is necessary to remote back into your network. Don't carry any other data on it. If it gets stolen or searched, no loss. Just buy the cheapest thing y
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9y ago
In SF? Check out http://www.workshopcafe.com/ . Cheaper than you proposed, and designed to allow you to pay for the space.
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9y ago
I was unsuccessful in my interviews with Google several years ago, but left the process more impressed with the company and its employees than when I started. As a candidate, they were incredibly respectful to me, even when it became clear
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9y ago
…and, if true, exposes significant concerns about the OS. I'm less concerned about Uber exploiting this flaw than some far more malicious actor.
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9y ago
Don't know where you live, but my old neighborhood in NYC had a Jewish police force - the Shomrim.
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10y ago
One of Uber's key problems is that they create insufficient opportunities for graft and corruption.
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10y ago
Let's connect everything to the internet, they said. It will be great, they said.
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10y ago
I use a Surface 3 and like it. I didn't upgrade to the 4 because they didn't offer an LTE model. I will upgrade if the 5 has an LTE version. For me, having data access anywhere is the key to getting the most function out of the
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10y ago
Judge Caprio disagrees. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC59KhIPOR0Jj653dC4laEJw
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10y ago
There is a similar situation in NYC [0]. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9jIsxQNz0M
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10y ago
The Author’s name was familiar and I’ve written about Toggl [0] on my person blog before, so I checked my email. While my blog post was organic, turns out I’ve corresponded with this employee, when they suggested I update my post with their
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10y ago
Shell out for the 5 year next business day onsite warranty. You get an entirely different tier of phone support and the onsite folks are the same ones who come to take care of my Lenovo stuff. Did this with my XPS 13 (9343, early 2015) and
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10y ago
Patio11 recommends FE International. I've not personally been impressed with their listings over the past couple of months. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9589223
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10y ago
Thank you! Ever thought of doing something similar for Facebook?
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10y ago
I hope not. I prefer my car service provider to be ruthless, impersonal, and corporate, not lovey-dovey like the "fist bump and ride in the front seat" people at Lyft. …and there's no way I want to go back to using DC Taxis.
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10y ago
I know one person who does this for real estate developers. He gets involved in contentious projects early on, goes to community meetings, offers testimony before the city council, etc. When construction gets going and people inevitably get
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10y ago
Interesting, but can't move past the sign-in portion. I'm not giving a website the ability to see my message subjects, headers and labels. Nothing on your site landing page convinces me of the value in doing so.
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10y ago
DNA Pizza. JWZ needs your lucre.
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10y ago
It's not automated, but I used Twitter Archive Eraser [0] to purge around 50k tweets around the new year. It worked well. [0] https://martani.github.io/Twitter-Archive-Eraser/
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Court rules search warrant applies to US emails stored on foreign servers
(casetext.com)
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I don't know where you're located, but Uber has been rather transformative in DC. I don't know a ton of people who work there, but I do like the few I know in the DC office. I wouldn't expect them to stick around if the
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With missed deliveries, startup florist UrbanStems has tough Valentine's Day
(twitter.com)
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10y ago
They did get it kicked off, though, by adding the questions to the form.
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