miked85

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by miked85 3y ago
It seems like more of a suggestion recently. Often, things I quote aren't even in the first page of results.
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by miked85 3y ago
This post could easily be interpreted as parody.
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by miked85 3y ago
https://mullvad.net/en/browser as well
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by miked85 3y ago
Very true. Checks and balances do help, but the don't solve the issue of corrupt politicians.
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by miked85 3y ago
For me at least, it seems fairly unintuitive and primitive vs Slack or even various open source options (Mattermost, Zulip). It feels like a product where Microsoft just did the bare minimum to claim they have a competitor in this area.
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by miked85 3y ago
> I like Teams I believe this may be the first time I've heard anyone say that.
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by miked85 3y ago
I wonder how long this offering will last before being shutdown?
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200k users abandon Netflix after crackdown backfires(forbes.com.au)
25 points by miked85 3y ago|51 comments
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by miked85 3y ago
Wow, never heard of this one - how many messaging/chat applications has Google created now?
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by miked85 3y ago
I'm not a big fan of agile, but right off the bat it seems clear that the author doesn't know what sprints are.
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by miked85 3y ago
Funny, just seems like a hobby to me.
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by miked85 3y ago
That was the first one I looked for on this site!
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by miked85 3y ago
Nobody should get a "bit of a push". Affirmative action is a negative thing no matter who is the beneficiary.
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by miked85 3y ago
Mobile doesn't help very much - I ended up just silencing calls not from contacts, which I get at least 5 or 6 a day
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by miked85 3y ago
The odd door handle design is almost enough to trap many.
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by miked85 3y ago
Yeah, I've had this happen a few times and the call is from a Seattle area code.
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by miked85 3y ago
Oh yeah, might as well do it anyways just to see what you get from it. The amount of time is pretty crazy though, at least in my experience.
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by miked85 3y ago
It usually takes years to get paid anything for these class actions, and then you might get a check for $5
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by miked85 3y ago
They have all been doing this from the start.
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by miked85 3y ago
It seems just a bit premature to call it a success.
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by miked85 3y ago
> it should be possible for software to be done Not if you ask product managers
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by miked85 3y ago
PoCs turning into full blown production systems happens quite often, even if not planned.
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by miked85 3y ago
ORM doesn't seem like an anti-pattern in my experience; sometimes they are very useful for certain applications, other times they aren't. This applies to all tools.
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by miked85 3y ago
It was impressive how quickly Digg killed itself with the terrible redesign. Back then, Reddit was mostly considered a knockoff. It actually was to a large degree, but everyone moved to it very quickly.
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by miked85 3y ago
I have a feeling that once they turn off the old reddit UI option, it will be even much worse.
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by miked85 3y ago
You may be correct, but I doubt there is a high enough profit for such a cheap supplement to be counterfeited and sold 3rd party.
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by miked85 3y ago
Which also makes one wonder why the 2 days in office are even needed.
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by miked85 3y ago
- Two bungee cords (free). - Tape (free). - Two pieces of packaging foam (free). Not that those are expensive, but I'm not sure why the link says they are free.
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by miked85 3y ago
> Pocket Recommended content can now be seen in France, Italy, and Spain. I'm curious if anyone wants Pocket at all
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by miked85 3y ago
I had many courses where I was told to buy a high priced textbook, coincidentally authored by the professor, which was never even referenced or used.

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