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   by mszcz 10y ago

   Remember The Milk is great. Tried Wunderlist, tried Todoist and always eventually came back to RTM. For me it's the Smart Lists that let me run my own, weird version of GTD ;) Edit: typo
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   by mszcz 10y ago

   Thanks! Had the same exact problem that annoyed the shit out of me! Turning off the bell in default Putty settings is the first thing I do on a new install.
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   by mszcz 10y ago

   Little OT but this comment proves to me that HN is the only (if unlikely) place I can read a balanced and calm discussion on somewhat incendiary subjects. It seems to me that every political discussion lately turns into a shitshow instantly
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   by mszcz 10y ago

   Same here. What's up with the country restrictions?
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   by mszcz 10y ago

   Seconded. Came to post this exactly.
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   by mszcz 10y ago

   Completely different experience here. N6 worked fine when I bought it about a 1.5y ago, then, when updating, turned on phone encryption (can't be turned off) and it's been a painfully slow ride ever since. Camera's glitchy an
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   by mszcz 10y ago

   I get that the cost of the developers working with more high-level platforms might be lower and that an SDK in Java-like language probably will be more popular than one in C. It's just that using 512 MB RAM and a quad-core processor fo
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   by mszcz 10y ago

   That's what I've always wondered. What the hell are those things doing with these resources? I mean if you take a step back and just look at what their purpose is - operating a light switch or reading the temperature - the amount
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   by mszcz 10y ago

   In general, it's hard for me to agree with that too. I can remember a few times where the hardware side of things was done decently (or at least at a level I could put up with) but the software side was shit and felt like a necessary e
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    by mszcz 10y ago

    I thought nobody remembered that!
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    by mszcz 10y ago

    As far as choosing the right grip goes I remember hearing something about it in a Tim Ferriss podcast with Coach Sommer. Can't recall what it was exactly, sorry. You should check it out, two podcasts with Sommer are pretty lengthy but
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    by mszcz 10y ago

    I wondered the opposite - will Lumen "looking" at the screen all the time help to drain it?
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    by mszcz 10y ago

    Well, that's one side of the argument and I get it. However, if you extend it a bit further it might mean that the inability to get a better job justifies you taking one that hurts other people - some of those telemarketers are selling
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    by mszcz 10y ago

    Probably true. However, those calls usually last couple of minutes tops and I'm always in a good mood afterwards. To me it's more of a IRL equivalent of watching cat gifs to reset your brain every now and then ;) I don't mind
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    by mszcz 10y ago

    Oh, I love calls from telemarketers ;) It's a sport for me, a fun pass time. I'm trying to sell them shit before they have a chance to finish their pitch. Or I hang up on myself (hangup when I'm speaking) and see how many ti
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    by mszcz 10y ago

    This question reminds me of a scene from Silicon Valley ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rmqJZCCFVI
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    by mszcz 10y ago

    Well, how about you flyin' there and the car gets there all by itself the next morning so that you can drive around without renting one? Now that would be cool.