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by njitram 6y ago
Looked at that in the past, for a more realistic experience you probably have to buy yokes like https://www.brunner-innovation.swiss/product/cls-e-ng-yoke/ , which have more steps and do have force feedback. Unfort
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by njitram 6y ago
Weirdly enough, they also have a European version of the privacy policy, at https://privacy.icq.com/legal/privacypolicy/eu which is quite different (but no word on encryption), and on https://icq.com&#x
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by njitram 7y ago
Nice way to see if EU sites are GDPR compliant, because you didn't give consent when hitting a website those websites should not use any external tags yet. You can see for example nos.nl or lemonde.fr are fairly clean, but bbc.com or b
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by njitram 7y ago
I use https://bahoom.com/hyperswitch to see the windows
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by njitram 8y ago
The article states that the research was done only for women above 50, and that it is observational, does not show cause and effect, so not sure how to interpret this.
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If you're a computer nerd, buy the Tesla model 3(ideas.4brad.com)
2 points by njitram 8y ago|0 comments
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by njitram 8y ago
BlueConic | Senior Product Manager | Boston, MA | ONSITE | https://www.blueconic.com/ BlueConic is an international venture backed martech start-up that’s growing fast and is now in scale up phase. We love what we do, we’re
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by njitram 9y ago
Can you provide those links?
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by njitram 9y ago
A thousand marketing departments are now checking with IT if their own domain is secured to prevent domain expiration from happening...
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by njitram 9y ago
I never understood the need for the JCP to build a whole new standard for modularization. Why didn't they rubber stamp the OSGi spec which is used everywhere, is extremely solid, has multiple great implementations and provides stuff th
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by njitram 9y ago
As context, that website is said to be a proponent of conspiracy theories ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Chossudovsky#Centre_for... )
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by njitram 10y ago
Apparently Apple has enabled a feature to reduce/remove the motion when switching, not sure if that fixes point 1 above, but worth a try: http://apple.stackexchange.com/a/255220/183228
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by njitram 10y ago
That's explained here: https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/the-appengine-enviro... Most important difference; the app engine is fully managed by Google (so they do security updates etc), with Compute Engi
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by njitram 10y ago
This one might work: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B016QO8186
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by njitram 10y ago
I installed https://bahoom.com/hyperswitch to get this behavior (it even has thumbnails of the window), but ideally you would have that option out of the box indeed.
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by njitram 10y ago
The nice thing about USB-C is that its a standard, so you don't have to buy it from Apple only anymore like before. For example I have https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01K7C53K2 for $69, which is really useful: plug one
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by njitram 10y ago
That all depends on the definition of a CTO of course, and that definition wildly fluctuates. Most software companies, big and small, startup or very mature, have a CTO, so the title is not reserved for big companies only imho. That does le
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by njitram 10y ago
The switching cost for retail is really low; one Google and you know where you can get the same product for a potential lower price. This means that to win in the retail business you have to accept incredible low margins or even periodicall
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HubSpot’s Playbook for Going from Startup to Scale-Up(readthink.com)
1 points by njitram 11y ago|0 comments
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Agile Is the New Waterfall(medium.com)
3 points by njitram 11y ago|0 comments
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by njitram 11y ago
I don't know what dedicated servers has to do with it? I do not disagree on your point that it might be a combination of intention and incompetence, although I think most of them really do not want to see downtime and negative press at
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by njitram 11y ago
The difference with major online services like facebook and twitter is that games have a -very- big launch, and get a lot of users at the same time all at once. It's really hard to test for all that traffic in advance, as there will be
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by njitram 11y ago
From a business model perspective, the reader is not the 'customer', but the advertisers. The content is just the bait to get traffic, and then a publisher has to monetize the traffic, most of the time by using ads to divert some
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by njitram 11y ago
They get that information from tracking you across the wide internet (because you see the banners which also track you) and they sell targeted advertisement to specific audiences using real time bidding systems where you can bid for adverti
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by njitram 11y ago
OSGi isn't that complex, it's more that modularisation is inherently complex and people try to wave that away. When thinking modularisation through you quickly end up wanting depencency managament, versioning, modules and dynamic