mrmondo

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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   Yeah, although adding usable wireless is a big bonus - I wish it had 2-4GB of RAM and I wish you could put the USB ports into gadget mode like you can with the zero, but preferably at least two or more ports that can work with it. Also - I’
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   Looks neat, the only thing putting me off is that it requires nodejs and there’s no way I’m installing that pig of a thing on my workstation.
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   Yeah I thought - Special Air Service or SaaS
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   What a depressing, disappointing move. An already closed ecosystem is making itself further insulated from open culture and competition. This further solidifies my position of avoiding the product.
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   Is any further information available about how the app works before I authorise it to act as me on Twitter (change my profile, post tweets etc...)
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   I too love the idea (and the story behind it). But... the fact the it uses (or even can use) Facebook Messenger is enough to put me off recommending it to anyone or even really sharing news of the product. Facebook not a company that I&#x27
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   I’m not disagreeing (or agreeing) with you, but your comment did make me wonder if Google truly is less bureaucratic than (all / some) governments. For example back in NZ where I grew up sure there’s bureaucracy throughout the governme
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   As it does me, who are they to say what I hate? I most certainly don’t hate the ‘notch’ - I couldn’t care less about it other than hey - I’ve got some extra screen real estate on either side of the speaker and cameras so that the clock and
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   by mrmondo 9y ago

   Infoxchange | Melbourne | Systems Operations Engineer + Systems Operations Lead | Onsite | Full-time We're a non-profit that develops and hosts a decent number of web applications that are used heavily throughout Australia by other NF
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Much nicer example I think and no AWS tax / lock-in.
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    I can answer any questions you have around Modafinil and Armodafinil over a 4~ year period. If that’s of interest to you free to contact me via DM on twitter - @s_mcleod
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    How did Samsung it was a good idea to round the glass edges of a screen to the point that it warps displays colour & creates glare from indirect light? It looks to be as big of a problem as on their 8 which I’ve observed people experien
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    I’m really hoping OMEMO makes it into Openfire (XMPP Server) and Adium (XMPP Client) sooner rather than later, we current use OTR but OMEMO is objectively superior in every way I can see.
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Really please to see BPF making further progress, well done and thank you to those involved in the implementation, testing and review process across the various projects involved.
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    That somehow makes it even more special in my mind.
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    1) News of new and potentially disruptive products and ideas. 2) The opportunity to read to insightful comments rather than always being sucked into flame wars. It’s not always the case but it’s more pro-constructive feedback and commentary
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Did you know about the story / history behind the building before visiting the area?
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Faninating story, I first heard of it while listening to the latter part of linked 99% Invisible podcast episode. There’s some information on Jorge Matute Remus the engineer who designed and ran the building move on Wikipedia: https:/
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    A 1700-ton telco building that was relocated while running in 1950(99percentinvisible.org)

    212 points by mrmondo 9y ago|47 comments
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Yeah I wondered that too, probably comes out of a different budget so they can manipulate their finances to manage their perception. It also stinks of trying to appear socially responsible with a hint of ‘not our problem’. What ever happens
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    My god, that website is dreadful, not just poor / dated design but no TLS/HTTPS with a login form! It's Sharepoint... and it looks to be proudly developed by https://sharepointexperience.com
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    As always Bron & teams - so happy with your take on this and proud to be a Fastmail user and advocate. -Sam.
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Very neat idea - but trust HP to incorporate a disposable, proprietary ink system with a product like this. Reminds me of the infographic comparing the cost of HP's black ink to other liquids, the next most expensive shown (at half the
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Not replacing them, but MFA and good identity management is a start.
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    XCP-NG (Community and Open Source XenServer) Smashes Kickstarter Goals in 5 Days(kickstarter.com)

    2 points by mrmondo 9y ago|0 comments
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    I moved my account to Ireland (in a somewhat improperly researched attempt to force them to delete my data due to Ireland’s data retention laws), waited a month or so then scripted deletion of all the images and posts on the account, change
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Part of me really wants this to be called the nether region... </joke>
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    Congrats to both GitLab and Gemnasium teams, both truly fantastic products I’m very proud to use!
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    FWIW - I took it as a somewhat rude reply but hey it’s the internet so no big deal.
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    by mrmondo 9y ago

    I did not, and do not lay any blame, I only provided context to the prior comment.