mihaaly

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by mihaaly 4y ago
it was so good if it was security update only and not f-ing up existing functionality - on top of poor security release fixes - and forcing on the user unrelated and never needed other things as well. this 'security' rasoning for
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by mihaaly 4y ago
And then we graciously disregarded the trouble of 'obsolete' hardware that is not supported anymore by the 'brand new improved and with most super revolutionary functionality in the universe' version of the software. I a
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by mihaaly 4y ago
... it is very peculiar that when I write a less than flattering thing about Apple, even when it is just partly relevant, certain people start to downvote my opinion. Only when it is about Apple btw, do not happen about something else. Weir
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Probably some would choose not to upgrade devices and not to sign up to services and then they could put their greed where it belongs. I am getting fed up by the user hostile attitude of producers and providers, maybe I will just keep my mo
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by mihaaly 4y ago
We don't need AI for garbage, it make little difference in the garbage already put there since the invention of social media. Actually human made garbage existed since the beginning of time just did not escape the smaller groups that e
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by mihaaly 4y ago
I was surprised learning from the article that MSN was considered as a respectable organization at any time in the past. My first glance long ago (around its induction), coupled with its push into the user's face, run by a software com
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by mihaaly 4y ago
To me their biggest sin is senselessly ruining previously available and adequate functionality and usability. The aforementioned taskbar is a typical example. It not only force grouping icons (instances) of the same program but makes it man
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by mihaaly 4y ago
: ))
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by mihaaly 4y ago
It is silly, but even small things like foo and bar could be a barrier or distraction at least. At least I am thinking more about 'Why the heck foo and bar? Why?! Why not A or B or other more neutral and common? What could be the hidde
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by mihaaly 4y ago
At the Philips coffee grinder I even smelled the coffee. : )
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by mihaaly 4y ago
I am unsure if fast turns is a thing of hierarchical organizations, especially the successful ones, what I see that the bigger (some say more successful) it is the slower it turns. Period. Also it's will to turn is lower by getting big
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Sounds great for a single person project but perhaps a simpler VCS was better then?
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by mihaaly 4y ago
> The article touches a really small [...] subject. That's how it couldn't prove the claim.
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by mihaaly 4y ago
I appears so that they talk about the sell price and not about how well it is made.
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Not really new as it is built on top of Parasolid. The nice UI is fairly new, dictated by the tablet environment and style given while building upon traditional CAD approaches. Their claim of 'reinventing CAD' is very difficult to
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by mihaaly 4y ago
The movie In Bruges comes to mind, the scene at the tower between Colin Farrell and the American tourists. (... also a bar in SF where I was on the smaller end of males with 1.9m and 102kg)
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by mihaaly 4y ago
What irritates me (also friends) is relatives opening it and standing their thinking about the food, keeping it open for a minute or more without actual activity. I wonder if transparent door would be a gain here, with worse thermal insulat
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Independent from who is thinking what I believe it is nowhere near the PayPal's business to decide about the acceptable social behaviour when it is not sanctioned by law. But when an act violates a law they are mandated to report to au
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by mihaaly 4y ago
I closed my account when they discovered suspicious activity in my account, at least claimed so but apart from locking me out until I prove I am me with photo ID copy and independent sources about my address (bank statement, utility bill, .
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by mihaaly 4y ago
I am shocked how dumb recruiters could be in many cases, typically at bigger organizations. Sometimes it feels like the human resurces department consists of algorithmic devices, it woud be more appropriate calling them robotic resource
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Getting used to a new look is possible, but that does not mandate disrupting - no, that is not a good thing! - changes. Just for the sake of it along questionable long explained philosophy. This is actual work not beauty contest. Especially
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Probably because less harm is done if you have lower speed for browsing than when a plane crashes or the air traffic is decimated. But I am just guessing.
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by mihaaly 4y ago
It still talks about productivity slowdown afterwards, in overall repeatedly, while in fact the productivity increases 1.27% in the worst period analyzed.
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Slower growth, why is that a problem? That is still a growth. Are we really expecting not only everlasting growth but exponential growth until the end of times?! Come on! Even the 1.27% growth of the groth seems unsustainable, we should be
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by mihaaly 4y ago
I have that too! : ) That is dedicated for the important things.
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by mihaaly 4y ago
I took three steps against this happening: 1) Not providing phone number for 2FA. Never. 2) Using multiple (3 pcs.) physical keys for 2FA (like Yubikey and similar). Authentication app is an alternative for one choice of 2FA (but not
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Not only Google. A much less critical or important thing but underlines the bad attitudes: I just tried to renew my cancelled Netflix membership yesterday. I am not allowed to do that without providing a phone number (I used Netflix for ca.
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by mihaaly 4y ago
: )
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Predictable delivery depends on the quality and not on the form. Good quality planing, good quality execution will make a delivery predictable regadless of the projecy management style and how we break down a big task into smaller bits. If
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by mihaaly 4y ago
I hate the word to begin with. Sprint. I do not want to rush through the work and squeeze into arbitrary time period but do it properly in the timeframe necessary (and not more). The hastle and rush atmosphere surrounding this word is repel

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