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by mchanson 14y ago
Its okay to criticize and be angry without any expectations that Twitter change.
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by mchanson 14y ago
I've gotten feedback when I interviewed on why they did not extend an offer. Its emotionally difficult when interviewing to put yourself out there, but getting feedback does help you understand how the interview went down better.
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by mchanson 14y ago
How can we make these threads not be like comp.sys.mac.advocacy?
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by mchanson 14y ago
If this ever effects the US or Europe to to great an effect I'm pretty sure WTO can help. China is not selling these sorts of products to the world yet so it's a pretty meaningless threat so far.
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Conan skit on Apple/Samsung Lawsuit (video)(teamcoco.com)
2 points by mchanson 14y ago|0 comments
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by mchanson 14y ago
Yes. I push this with extended family. Best ~$100 investment a Mac user can make. Windows 7 built in backup works fine too.
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by mchanson 14y ago
Not having any backup is, for a technically capable user, indefensible.
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by mchanson 14y ago
There are many listener supported radio stations in single markets. e.g. WBUR, WGBH, and WBAI in Boston.
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by mchanson 14y ago
Amazing cases. Hope little brother continues to root out police abuse of citizens.
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by mchanson 14y ago
Less a competive thing. More a looking at what Apple is doing and why and then taking what they think will work better. Validates Apple's approach. Did MS ever make much money on upgrades?
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by mchanson 14y ago
Nope. Credit score is about the ability to repay in the US. Parent doesn't know what he is talking about. However credit cart companies do like you better if you are the type to 'slip up', mortgage lenders not so much.
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by mchanson 14y ago
You should get one from Craig's list.
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Americans were never excited about space exploration. (si.academia.edu)
14 points by mchanson 14y ago|3 comments
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by mchanson 14y ago
The public was not that excited about space in the 60s either. http://si.academia.edu/RogerLaunius/Papers/93299/_Public_Opi...
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by mchanson 14y ago
Dan seems conflicted over how it went down, but I'm left feeling this statement shows he is quite angry with John and begrudges how John handled things (no last show and re-using the show name). I disagree this is a 'classy' statement (beca
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by mchanson 15y ago
Apple could make this much more obvious than it is. Would be a good improvement to the app store.
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by mchanson 15y ago
I think since the data is open if SO goes of the rails in the future someone can take the data and relaunch a new site and compete.
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The Smartphone Wars: The market share scramble and Apple’s long con(esr.ibiblio.org)
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Ideas Are Just a Multiplier of Execution(oreillynet.com)
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by mchanson 15y ago
I always opt out. I fly ~6 times a year (so twelve trips through security). Different airports are different. SFO is the worst I have dealt with. I get questioned by that security gate about why I am opting out in an agressive manner. My re
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ZFS released for Mac OS X(tenscomplement.com)
117 points by mchanson 15y ago|23 comments
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by mchanson 15y ago
Both times I've done this I just left my locked car at their place while I took their car to get checked out. It was no big deal. Set up an appointment with them and an appointment with the mechanic so everyone is ready to go!
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by mchanson 15y ago
This article is without merit. The author's logic train derails shortly after leaving the station. Without removing the hardware there is no way to prevent someone with remote root access from recording audio from any input regardless of se
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by mchanson 15y ago
So hard to give up gmail habit though...
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by mchanson 15y ago
This is the most important lesson here. I've heard too many stories that end badly and I've learned this the hard way myself.
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by mchanson 15y ago
It seems like Amazon acts as a bully more often than not. Reminds of the Frontline about Walmart.
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by mchanson 15y ago
Union knowledge workers. Outside of healthcare do they exist in the US?
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by mchanson 15y ago
The underlying point of the piece from the daily show remains intact. That these applications are designed is a predictory way.
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by mchanson 15y ago
I'm really interested to see if this means WebOS would compete with Android in a meaningful way. Google puts a lot of work into outreach/support/evangelism to handset makers and I think also carriers. Android's big because of being open, bu
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by mchanson 15y ago
I wonder what the "tax" on products I buy from Apple or Google's partners are by all these shenagens are. Do I pay $.10, $1, $10 of my iPad 2 price to help fund all this nonsense?

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