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11y ago
Apple Photos would be great if they had more powerful family sharing. My dream is to have the family photo collection on all devices (iPhone, iPad, MacBook) that we can both curate. Adobe Creative Cloud seems to support 1 collection with 2
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11y ago
Perhaps costlier but wouldn't it be more sustainable ecologically?
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11y ago
Coca-Cola should go back to reusable glass.
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11y ago
How about making products that actually last?
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11y ago
Riiiight. "Haskell is optimized for highly productive individuals" "Java is optimized for teams of hundreds of mediocre programmers who are individually replaceable and insignificant"
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12y ago
That chart about marital satisfaction is pretty depressing. I too, am unwilling to concede that the next 15-20 years of my life will be shite. Surely there must be a way to get around this. Good work life balance with kids is all about time
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12y ago
He lost me at "In fact, many of us who are working at a high pace and functioning at a high level seem to experience this."
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12y ago
So a database gets hacked, they add MFA and people are arguing about peppering passwords. What about the part on how the hackers got access to the database in the first place? Passwords are not the only sensitive info that can be stored in
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12y ago
I love this. Java may be verbose at times but it's still very easy to understand, fast and stable.
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12y ago
Long overdue.
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12y ago
I had something similar happen to me after I put my brand new MBP in my bag on a really cold day. Went away after I cleaned it with a microfiber. Not exactly confidence inspiring.
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12y ago
What people fail to remember is that in humid climates like Canada where there is a lot of rain and snow, it is important to heat well to get rid of humidity which both increases comfort (humidity makes cold temperatures seem colder than th
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12y ago
I love how the Hacker News crowd is consistent over the course of 200 days: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8094351
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12y ago
A "minivan-like" vehicule? I sure hope this is just a red herring Apple threw at the media to have them trip on their shoelaces.
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12y ago
Not sure this business case is as obvious as the Nest Thermostat or Smoke Detector. I found my Time Capsule pretty easy to setup. Router is located in the basement and range is good all around my two story 1500 sq ft house. Performance is p
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12y ago
Motivation is what gets you started. Discipline is what keeps you going.
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12y ago
This is just a rebranded Accompli and not a true e-mail client. From the privacy policy: "We provide a service that indexes and accelerates delivery of your email to your device. That means that our service retrieves your incoming and
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12y ago
Heating helps fight humidity in Winter which in turn prevents mold.
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12y ago
I wonder how much it would cost in licensing to run an Oracle DB on that kind of hardware.
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12y ago
Cops would spend less time issuing useless tickets and concentrate on the real speeders. A driver looking out for cops is a distracted driver. You shouldn't be worried if you are following traffic and going at a reasonable speed. That&
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12y ago
You obviously didn't understand the article. It didn't say that speed wasn't dangerous. It said that speed signs only give us the illusion of safety because the majority of people disregard them anyways.
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12y ago
Database portability is a poor argument for using ORM in my opinion. In the real world, most apps don't change database engines during their lifetime. You wait for the rewrite and then you pick a new engine. If you stick to ANSI compli
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12y ago
I see very little benefit for Apple. IBM makes complex expensive software that people are still trying to get rid of in the enterprise. Apple doesn't need a sales force for iPads, most top execs have been demanding iPads for the last 2
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12y ago
If they fix their synching issues, I'm in.
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13y ago
Never understood the hate towards Java on HN. Java is not perfect by any means but every one of the other languages he mentions in that article (Perl, Python, Ruby, JavaScript) also has their shortcomings. People focus way too much on techn
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13y ago
Amen. Sad but true. Very few people are "cured". Most get life extensions ranging from 6 months to 5 years. It's better to concentrate on letting one live their last days on their own terms. Meds and hospitals are pretty good
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13y ago
Curious to know what tools you used to gather and build out the stats?
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13y ago
Grass is always greener at Your neighbours. I don't like when people focus 1 specific aspect of a country. I've seen Canada and Scandinavia also mentioned in replies further below. You have to look at the country as a whole. What
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13y ago
How is Atlassian a "startup"? They've been around for a while now. I think people need to rethink the term startup.
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13y ago
Was I the only one expecting the github repo to be named "condom"?
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