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by mevile 8y ago
> I am in my mid 40s. Yes, I don't have nearly as much energy... Do people in their mid 40's have less energy for some reason? Do you exercise regularly? Do you get enough sleep? Do you eat healthily? You don't mention an
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by mevile 8y ago
Middle school was hard when I was a kid. Maybe it's harder now, but it wasn't a picnic 20 years ago either.
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by mevile 8y ago
It was a cool idea and I'm glad they tried it. It's easy to mock people going out and trying out something new. It was an interesting concept, even though I'd never want to be part of it. It got a lot of people excited, and h
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by mevile 8y ago
There's a whole slew of content being created in all forms, from newsletters, blog posts, books, podcasts, music, video games, video on demand and live video. A lot of it is actually really high-quality content. We're being inunda
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by mevile 8y ago
You can share account access with other accounts. There is a Users & Permissions panel in the Google Play Console you can use to invite new members. There's no need to share your password with other people.
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by mevile 8y ago
Is this a contest where we should be rooting for a side or something? What's the significance of this? Is this some kind of national pride thing where I should be rooting for my home country to win? I'm happy for people that found
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by mevile 8y ago
Light years ahead with a subset of the features. Reddit has been down for me a lot lately too. I'm not sure Reddit has been getting better tbh. As long as the communities stick around I'll keep using it though. I like reddit a lot
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by mevile 8y ago
Fair enough, but it's up to each individual to learn about these details and then make a decision if they still want to use Facebook. The media is doing their job reporting on this, and everyone else can learn from this and decide that
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by mevile 8y ago
I think jedberg is saying he wants to be able to load whatever software he wants on a device he owns. Is this really controversial? There's no good pro-consumer argument for making it impossible. It's OK to make it technically cha
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by mevile 8y ago
I did not know this distinction, thank you, it makes sense!
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by mevile 8y ago
This is security by obscurity, it's still technically possible to access the documents. Like if you accidentally revealed the URL somehow. You shouldn't have to worry about things like that.
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by mevile 8y ago
"I'm unhappy with my life so I'm going to make other people unhappy too." How about these people do something with their incredibly valuable short lives other than being miserable? Unless you're in chronic pain of s
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by mevile 8y ago
I think you can make either your typescript or tslint config error out on this at compile time. I think this is configurable.
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by mevile 8y ago
Well Cognito is a different product from what fusionauth is. As far as I know, Cognito is not going to be what you want to use for SSO for example. It's more for consumer facing services. As for hard to set up, that hasn't been my
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by mevile 8y ago
We've started using AWS Cognito which provides social logins and oauth and even mobile client and web sdks for integrating. Writing yet another authentication system was just too much and it's great how there's services like
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by mevile 8y ago
We've started using Gitlab where I work and it's so much better than GitHub. The built in CI and the activity view are features I just can't live without anymore. I also prefer Gitlab's merge requests to Github's PR
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by mevile 8y ago
Glassdoor is paid by companies, not by employees, so nobody should trust it. Our HR department is frequently asking everyone to leave good reviews on Glassdoor. 0 credibility. It's like that scummy business magazines who give awards ar
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by mevile 8y ago
Imagine the company is closing stores in a month and all the executives and management stop going to work tomorrow. Who is closing the stores? Who is handling exiting the staff properly? You don't want police coming and putting chains
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by mevile 8y ago
Longevity is largely correlated with physical activity, obesity, and sleep. There's no mystery here. American's largely strike out on all 3. We get into cars and drive to go one block for an evening latte from Starbucks.
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by mevile 8y ago
Pretty much anyone can quit caffeine in a week, easily. Nicotine is not in even in the same ballpark in terms of addictiveness based on my anecdotal experience. There's absolutely no way I am OK with something as addicting as nicotine
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by mevile 8y ago
I frequently use voice commands for both my Android phone and for my Amazon Echo, which is the only way to interact with it. I even have my phone wake up and unlock from the sound of my voice because it's so convenient. I do it when I&
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by mevile 8y ago
Hey they're great languages and if it works for you, it's great. I would just be conscious of any security vulnerabilities using older software, but outside of that, if it works it works.
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by mevile 8y ago
It's crazy to me to realize that there are still people employed at Microsoft who work on VBScript. I love VBScript, lots of great memories, but I don't know anyone who uses it anymore, not even VB.Net.
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by mevile 8y ago
I'm curious how this affects the NIMBY fights about antennas. Some of those fights are about aesthetics of the antennas, but some of the concern is around the radiation, which is not a finished debate. Mobile phone signals have been de
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by mevile 8y ago
It's not coming from just Americans, it's coming from anyone who wants to hold companies accountable for their behavior when it impacts the general wellbeing and rights of human beings, regardless of where they live. There's
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by mevile 8y ago
I'm fairly confident, I've had weight loss before that didn't last and it involved unsustainable dieting, no exercise, and unrealistic expectations. It's been over a year already, I actually started in September 2017. I
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by mevile 8y ago
That's a fair point. It's definitely not a thing to do all at once, I took baby steps to get here.
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by mevile 8y ago
I'm down 83 lbs from 2017 and I'm at a healthy BMI for the first time in 15 years. I know I will not gain the weight back. Why? Because I finally figured out how to manage a routine, how to exercise regularly, how to plan out what
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by mevile 8y ago
It comes up when criminals have to be extradited from one state to another, and state laws. Like you have to know weapon transportation laws in states if you don't want to go to jail and have a handgun you want to put in your car.
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by mevile 8y ago
> As regards health, I have nothing useful to say as I have little experience of illness. I eat and drink whatever I like, and sleep when I cannot keep awake. I never do anything whatever on the ground that it is good for health, though

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