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by mevile 7y ago
Try and give Firefox Containers a test too. It's a Firefox extension made by Mozilla that creates separate environments where cookies and session data are not shared. It's a great feature I never want to do without. I use it to cr
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by mevile 7y ago
That's kind of awesome code though. I learned things about go looking through how he implemented reduce. Thank you for sharing it.
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by mevile 7y ago
I don't see how a switch statement helps you avoid checking for errors when methods you use return errors, and a lot of methods return errors.
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by mevile 7y ago
> Ask Google, which is actively encouraging people to write web sites that only work on Chrome. Do you have an example of this claim? I'd be interested to see Google saying anything of the sort.
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by mevile 7y ago
I worked on the Ask Toolbar and it definitely caused me to question my ethics. I felt like shit about it because I wasn't creating something I was proud of, something that other people I knew and cared about would think well of. I quit
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by mevile 7y ago
> Because they have bills and wages to pay. That's a rationalization that works for all kinds of terrible things. It's never good enough to excuse the behavior. It's a terrible product, a terrible experience, and nobody be
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by mevile 7y ago
Nevermind, my brain wasn't working.
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by mevile 7y ago
I hope this means I can get YouTube and YouTube Music soon on my Echo Show. It's ridiculous I can't get stuff I pay for on devices I own because of these fights that are not in the interest of their paying users. I'm never go
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by mevile 7y ago
> Mozilla's instructions for securing Web Servers. I believe you're talking about: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Server_Side_TLS and/or https://infosec.mozilla.org/guidelines/
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by mevile 7y ago
The battery is excellent, the phone is water resistant, it's just not rated as water proof, I'm a large person and I don't need my phones to be as thin as paper, I don't mind large phones. It's not thick at all.
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by mevile 7y ago
It definitely doesn't work for me. I'll ask the store. Thanks.
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by mevile 7y ago
I've had so many issues with Samsung devices. I had the original Galaxy, the GPS didn't work. At all. It was a minor scandal at the time. I also owned a Galaxy S3, S5, S7 Edge and the S8 Edge. I have had phones freeze when trying
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by mevile 7y ago
The screen is insanely good. The software has very little bloat. Like none. No always exposed front facing camera! It's a pop out, and so there's no way there's any software could be spying on you without you seeing the camer
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by mevile 7y ago
I've sworn off of Samsung after owning many Samsung flagship devices over the years. I now have OnePlus 7 Pro and it is the best phone I've ever owned. I'm never going back to Samsung. There are other manufacturers building m
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by mevile 7y ago
Though it originates from oral traditions, the Iliad is literature. It is a work of wonder and triumph. Does this story appear to some people as just a list of enumerated events and nothing else? If the Iliad is not the product of a whole m
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by mevile 7y ago
I don't see false images when I use my mind's eye. My actual sight is not impacted by using my imagination to picture something in my head. There's nothing floating in midair or covering my vision. It's like recalling a
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by mevile 7y ago
It's creepy on Facebook, but with any cloud photo storage, like Amazon's or Microsoft's, being able to search for "ocean" or "plants" in your own photos is really fucking cool.
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by mevile 7y ago
This stuff is in the HTML, you can see it with web inspector, or I think just by hovering your mouse over the image because that looks like it's in the title attribute for the image. This isn't it like something new was exposed in
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by mevile 7y ago
Seriously, storing this type of data in plain view on S3?
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by mevile 7y ago
Is that a Wire reference <3
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by mevile 7y ago
This is the kind of tech that managers might like to install on their employees computers. If you're smart enough to build interesting things, maybe spend that talent on something less creepy.
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by mevile 7y ago
Yes this would also work.
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by mevile 7y ago
This approach doesn't prevent your email address from being clogged with recruiter spam, unless you want to maintain filters forever, and as another says, the real email is still there. I don't even use the same domain as my real
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by mevile 7y ago
Comparing courageous entrepreneurs forgoing the safe route and staking out a claim for themselves in their passion, finding success thereof to a winning lottery ticket is not becoming and speaks of a mind filled with jealous spite and ill m
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by mevile 7y ago
Recruiter spam seems inevitable when responding to such posts, but the way I avoid long term recruiter spam is by creating an email addresses for each time I seek employment. I own a domain so I create an email address such as career2019@ex
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by mevile 7y ago
> Someone who became one of the world’s richest men for only a few years of work The shorter time it took to make his wealth the better it looks because less time means better efficiency. It's not like you're entitled to wealth
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by mevile 7y ago
I'm ready for a post-Apple world. Fine attention to detail in the user experience of their products, but at the expense of a pernicious ecosystem that traps you in and works with nothing else. It feels weird to say it, but I much more
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by mevile 7y ago
I have never heard of nor noticed the chin difference of iPhones before. I don't see how the loss of attention to detail at that expense would materially impact Apple, except maybe for the better.
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by mevile 7y ago
Delta Airlines doesn't own any 737 Max aircraft. If you're a US passenger, if you just fly Delta you'll never fly in a max.
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by mevile 7y ago
I wonder if they're just now finding new things by simply running the software in a simulator, what more will they find, and what does this say to their continued assurances as to the safety of this plane?

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