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961.
by noirbot 8y ago
This is really a big part of it for me. I have no problem using multiple launchers, but Epic has given me little reason to think that they'll secure my payment info or account details.
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by noirbot 8y ago
I usually buy 2-5 lbs, but I know some people who go through 20-40lbs regularly.
963.
by noirbot 8y ago
More of, I'd like to see more than them privately telling other companies that they've dealt with the issues. I'm open to someone showing me something that's more definitive than "We promise we did things", giv
964.
by noirbot 8y ago
The one other thing that could be a good restock is rice. A solid restock on quality rice is something that could be really valuable for folks who cook Asian food regularly, and it's something that people generally make on a pretty reg
965.
by noirbot 8y ago
That's really nice! One thought - it might be helpful to have some way to seed the system with what you at least think is "normal" consumption? The one other thing that springs to mind is having some way to mark vacations or
966.
by noirbot 8y ago
I'd be open to believing that and I definitely don't want to mess them up too much, but at this point, their brand has done so much shady stuff over the years that it's really hard to trust them any more, especially when ther
967.
by noirbot 8y ago
So, I really like this idea, and I've been with plenty of coffee subscriptions over the last few years. My issue/worry is that I don't make coffee at home on a daily rate. I have coffee at the office most weekdays, and then a
968.
by noirbot 8y ago
I'd also totally recommend Dark Matter. They have a great subscription right now that, IMO, is fairly approachable, but still interesting enough for folks who are into unique coffee. They also have one of the best supply chains I'
969.
by noirbot 8y ago
I once had a nightmare set of one where I was setting things up over the phone and had to do KBAs, and asked me who held my Auto Loan. A. Who has my loan has changed since I got it originally. B. The options they gave were (Names changed) W
970.
by noirbot 8y ago
I can't really argue with #1 or #2, but I've found that flights in and out of Austin aren't drastically more expensive than elsewhere. Directs to Seattle, SF, LA, NYC, Boston, Atlanta, Miami are all $200-300 round trip, and t
971.
by noirbot 8y ago
Yea, in absolute terms, Austin traffic isn't bad. I moved to Austin from Atlanta, and Atlanta has massive commutes and traffic. That said, for a while, my commute in Austin was ~3 miles. It took about 7 minutes on the weekends, and too
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by noirbot 8y ago
Oh, I definitely agree and Atlanta's generally done well recently at building more things nearer to the stations. That said, unless you live in one of the areas you just mentioned, there's not a lot you can do. There's a ton
973.
by noirbot 8y ago
I'm not sure about DC, but for Atlanta at least it's really a question of density. Atlanta's one of the least dense major metros, so outside of the major corridors that MARTA already runs on, there's not a lot of big win
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by noirbot 8y ago
They did do a Guardians of the Galaxy one, but in general, not a lot of movies. They did do a ton of work (exclusively?) with other people's IPs, which may have been what they were trying to say.
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by noirbot 8y ago
I think it's also important to point out that Stardew is in an odd place as a "remake". It's one thing to try to make the 10th battle royale that's coming out this year, and another to do what Stardew did: be, as fa
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by noirbot 8y ago
And even then, it occasionally "corrects" what it thought it heard to instead be some clearly nonsense sentence. Just the morning I asked Siri to "Remind me to set beers aside for the party" and now I have a reminder to
977.
by noirbot 8y ago
I'd argue that Hipchat had the exact opposite problem with notifications. It was _too_ aggressive about notifying everywhere. I've had many times where I was looking at a DM room with someone in Hipchat, with the window focused, a
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by noirbot 8y ago
I'm not trying to say that most places do that analysis. I was just trying to frame it in the sense of "it's already been decided, and if you're wanting to work there, you have to hope it was done competently." It&#
979.
by noirbot 8y ago
I would argue my assumptions (and I recognize that they're not always going to be true) are based specifically off of the nature of the tools in question. If you're a React shop, and you've recently and competently decided th
980.
by noirbot 8y ago
Not necessarily. It can just mean using one that came out this decade instead of last. It's clearly silly to re-architect every year, but it's not absurd to do an update/reconsideration once every 4-5 years, especially at a s
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by noirbot 8y ago
I mean, if you're at a company that's working in React, it's a decent sign they're at least keeping up with trends in development, and may be more likely to let you study and work on the next one when it comes along. If
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by noirbot 8y ago
Yea, I maybe die once a month, at most, in general PvE content. For the most part now, you're dying because of dungeon/raid wipes, where you either have a short runback, or you have someone who can resurrect you on the spot. These
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by noirbot 8y ago
I'm not the GP here, but I think the idea is that there shouldn't be a de facto prior restraint on speech for the sake of copyright. By telling the hosts of user content that they're liable if their users do anything that vio
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by noirbot 8y ago
I'm very ready to move off of Google Maps, but as of yet, I can't emulate the biggest feature it has for me elsewhere: a spacial bookmarking system. My primary use of Google Maps is to remember places that I've been recommend
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by noirbot 8y ago
Presumably because Twitter was interested in the project, but didn't need the actual implementation immediately. Get the team on the cheap for now, and then just have them rebuild it in-house in a compliant way.
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by noirbot 8y ago
The big reason I still use Atom is that it's both more visually customizable (VS Code is somewhat locked to its core layout) and that it BY FAR has the best ESlint support. VS Code is nice, and definitely faster, but it just has roughe
987.
by noirbot 8y ago
Some quick googling says that the average apartment rent in Manhattan is ~$4000/month, so at that sort of rate, $64 is only about a 2% increase. The 100/year is barely noticeable to most people when you're already paying near
988.
by noirbot 8y ago
It's only 5% if you have an average yearly after-tax income of ~16,000 if I did my math right. The median income for NYC is ~50,000. I would also imagine that most of the people for whom $68/month is a lot of money also don'
989.
by noirbot 9y ago
Can you do this without having a phone at all? Or does it have to have an iPhone "base station" to check in with at home?
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The Next Chapter(simple.com)
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