mondoshawan

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by mondoshawan 11y ago
How about both? Taking BART into SF for an hour every day, then wearing headphones the entire workday because of the open floor plan. I do this now -- pretty worried about my hearing...
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by mondoshawan 11y ago
I guess I should have been more specific: I meant gaming as in video games.
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by mondoshawan 11y ago
Ironically, I /work/ at TinyCo now -- wasn't sure how they did their funding, though -- haven't broached the subject with our CEO yet. =op [edit] Yeah, I meant in the last year.
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Ask HN: Has YC or other VCs invested in gaming startups?
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by mondoshawan 11y ago
Web browsers are not addictive, nor are they toxic. The argument doesn't hold water in this case because there are alternatives.
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by mondoshawan 11y ago
By fining the business you will directly affect whether or not Chromium continues to exist if at all, because it then becomes more of a liability than an asset to the company.
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by mondoshawan 11y ago
After working there for eight years, I can confirm the contrary of this statement. Google cares very much about user privacy -- the engineers doing the work even more so. The quote from one of their SREs swearing about the Snowden revelatio
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by mondoshawan 11y ago
Can we stop with the witch hunts and the desire to maim folks over minor infractions like this? Consider that you're one of the developers that wrote this feature. You try very hard to make sure your users privacy rights are respected.
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by mondoshawan 11y ago
Back before his project was called TempleOS, back when it was LoseThos, I didn't know his state of mind. Ran into some of the more disjoint and horribly worded statements on his sites and had no problems sussing out the wheat from the
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by mondoshawan 12y ago
Json. Seriously. In a replacement for init. And syslog. And ifconfig. Which already parses and understands XML. And other config files. And so on. Why am I not surprised? I give up.