mrjatx

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by mrjatx 12y ago
Watch out, Meldium, LogMeIn likes to completely change it's game plan on its customers (LogMeIn mobile App drama) with zero sympathy. I wonder how they'll treat an acquisition.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Thanks for the answers. Honestly, one of the worst parts for me about credit repair is having to send the letters, find the templates, and all of that other hoopla. I've used services like Skyblue and they actually a fantastic job, but
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I'm very familiar with whats necessary to clean credit, debt validation letters, things of that nature. I feel like you do a very poor job of describing what the site is. I'm not sure what I get if I sign up. I get a registered ma
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by mrjatx 12y ago
After I've filled out 20 different forms the last thing I want to do is deal with a completely illegible captcha which might go far as to refresh the entire page or wipe out what I've entered in certain fields (password, ssn, etc)
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Shouldn't be expensive. Plenty of "1st admin job" webhosts in town. Although I don't know why anyone would leave them for a job at Solarwinds.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Oh. Well that was way less interesting than expected.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I'm lost on the name. I mean, I know it's hex and the decimal is 3518 but.. what's its significance? Is there some hip way of pronouncing it? I currently use razorsql but don't tend to dive too deep.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
You need xcode at some point to sign and publish apps. What I have setup is a continuous integration server (bamboo) on a mac mini that I tell to build the apps for testing. I haven't actually set it up for signing/publishing.. bu
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by mrjatx 12y ago
A few ideas; Post the ratings. Post the ratings ratios (4-5 vs 1). Post the top 5 per budget. Grab user photos/videos and let the user click through them on the product image. Interface with the amazon API for pricing trends (like came
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I have a tablet and a laptop. I want a convertible badly. I'm tempted to leave OSX for one (a Surface 3 most likely). Catch up, Apple. You used to innovate. If 10.10 is another nightmare for my dev environment like Mavericks and the re
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I haven't used Slack, but I've used all sorts of xmpp/jabber servers such as Openfire, generic jabberd, etc. Hipchat blows those away. I can quickly see what links and files I've posted or have been posted to me. I can o
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by mrjatx 12y ago
So what? If your company ever used Openfire/Spark or any sorts of private IM services they're able to view private messages. Some of you act like this is some mind blowing travesty. You should expect the possibility of your compan
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by mrjatx 12y ago
We use hipchat because previously the constant distraction was somebody walking up to your desk to ask a question. I can disable notifications and somebody can wait for me to respond via hipchat. There are still desk-walking drive-byers, th
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Gotcha. I have HBOgo so I paid little attention.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Yeah I'm a little baffled, and deja-vu ridden.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Because some of us have to deal with hundreds/thousands of servers. Lots of Windows boxes without Chef/Puppet bootstrapping them is a miserable experience. I don't know how many times I've disabled IEESC and made cmd qui
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by mrjatx 12y ago
The 20-30 group that is familiar and accustomed to streaming services, or even the basic Netflix delivery service (circa 1997) is not even remotely similar to the generation of kids born in the 70s. And the same goes with the 70s to the 50s
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by mrjatx 12y ago
It's probably because you're 30 and watch esports. I didn't downvote you, though. Most of the people I know who own houses stay home to watch games but that's mostly due to the fact that they've had to move out of t
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Your first statement is absolutely ridiculous. Do you have data to back this up? I'm not in some "~esportz~" community - but I'm not in a sports community either, and you know what happens to my facebook when an athletic
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by mrjatx 12y ago
They aren't secret- some places require them for ACH direct transfers. Rent and mortgage nearly always requires it. The thing is you should keep it secure and NOT use it if you have the option to go another route.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Whats required to withdraw money from an account; the account number, routing, and some form of signature (I'm assuming ACH drops the signature requirement). The USA is far behind on banking security. We're still using PIN numbers
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I've never heard of banks completely blocking a company from attempting a charge. That's good, thankfully I've not experienced that.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
NOoooooo not even remotely. That would be terrible. The debit card number is a layer of abstraction that allows you to HIDE your bank account number from retailers. If you give someone your bank account number they can do whatever they want
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by mrjatx 12y ago
When I'm coding I either use; www.getworkdonemusic.com or www.mynoise.net. GWD is just a soundcloud interface with some fast vocal-free techno beats, so it pumps me up while not interrupting my focus. I get frustrated with it because i
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I'll trust that over an inattentive or slow reacting human.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Nobody has said that he was working on this while "at work" or not while shirking his salaried duties. Imagine you're a chef. You design and cook menu items at your day job, then you go home and make pasta alfredo in your own
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I agree with everything except the screen refresh delay making things awkward. That has absolutely no effect on my reading and is barely noticeable in the last few Kindle generations (I've owned three). What does bug me about ereaders
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Not everybody uses LinkedIn for job offers. I use mine to keep a cache of professional contacts that I've met and worked with in previous postings. I also frequently get ping'd by people with very good questions about my somewhat
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I manage the Hipchat system at my office. You would be amazed at how few features there are on the admin end. I can only change peoples nicknames, room names, and turn on/off guest access. And upload emoticons. That's the only adm
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by mrjatx 12y ago
He sure is defending himself on twitter, though. The usual "don't believe everything you read, two sides to every argument" way. Maybe he's patting her on the head in the video.

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