nytesky

59 ms·

871.
by nytesky 6y ago
Hmm, so he was also the brutal fixer in 'The Firm'. Any other dark roles, rather than his well known grandfather image?
872.
by nytesky 6y ago
He was 50 in Cocoon!
873.
by nytesky 6y ago
In times pandemic I’ve been ordering from Target, CVS, and Costco. Do is this a bad idea?
874.
by nytesky 6y ago
Super weird, seeing some relatively famous people doing this. Sean Astin is on a bunch of current Netflix shows fro example. Now some do it for charity, which I think if they had started as a nonprofit and took that angle it could end up hu
875.
by nytesky 6y ago
Is anyone doing something like this?
876.
Ask HN: Crowd avoidance function Google Maps
5 points by nytesky 6y ago|2 comments
877.
by nytesky 7y ago
I know my phone and location is tracked heavily for advertising and such. If I care to be anonymous I leave phone home and carry cash. Even then there are cameras everywhere. So i expect this location data likely tracked either way, so migh
878.
by nytesky 7y ago
Have you used Spotify on Amazon echos? A travesty. Every song I requested was a bad cover or obscure version. We had problems getting them to play Beatle songs and Frozen sound track! Repeatedly. We switched back to Apple Music, and the vo
879.
by nytesky 7y ago
Oh yeah, things like sale navigator I think? But does that bring in much revenue compared to postings?
880.
by nytesky 7y ago
So if the cuts were mostly in recruiting, does that mean places link LinkedIn are in for lean times? Will being part of MS shield them from layoffs? Or do they diversified income now?
881.
by nytesky 7y ago
I'm pretty sure Keeptruckin laid off 400 people during a zoom meeting too. Not sure if they called each individually before?
882.
KeepTruckin Lays off 400 despite Apr 2019 $149M Investment
9 points by nytesky 7y ago|2 comments
883.
by nytesky 7y ago
Honestly, I think they should quarantine packages after every handling 24 hours. When picked up it stays in pickup truck 1 day to let virus inactivate. Then one guy does the initial sorting and no one handles it for 24 hours. It would ma
884.
by nytesky 7y ago
This rig like from "Community": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQEiXST_qms
885.
by nytesky 7y ago
So does wal-mart mix SKUs like Amazon, so that even when buying ‘direct’ from WM, you can get 3rd party supply? Or is direct from wal-Matt part of their actual controlled store inventory?
886.
by nytesky 7y ago
Why do you value Visa over MC?
887.
by nytesky 7y ago
Parking may be reduced but the flip side is that we will have hoards of always cicuclating cyber cabs or we’ll have private owners returning and summoning their private vehicle from free parking at home, thus doubling the trips taken Not to
888.
by nytesky 7y ago
We have used Apple Music for over a year, and it works great for our use case “I want to listen to song by such and such” — with kids you do a lot of repeat plays. Integration with Echo devices was a nice plus, but we had been gifted a Goog
889.
Ask HN: VC spread risk why not employees
8 points by nytesky 7y ago|3 comments
890.
by nytesky 7y ago
Since Plantir is not going private for while, would his $200M be at all liquid in any way?
891.
by nytesky 7y ago
Tech bros are not the nerds and geeks of years past, suddenly rich. That was the dot.com boom. These are sons of the elite who used to mainline to investment banking on Wall Street, or maybe a MBB shop — they follow the money. There are ple
892.
by nytesky 7y ago
In theory urgent care would be useful, but for anything non-obvious you have to go to ER. Abdominal pain? ER. Head injury? Dislocation requiring pain management? ER. Urgent care can get you antibiotics and test for strep, and I think x-ray
893.
by nytesky 7y ago
I guess I want to have an existing login session, like FFUser1 with its bookmarks cookies etc, and then another FFUser2 with seperate bookmarks, etc -- containers are transient correct, so I would have to login each time?
894.
by nytesky 7y ago
Is there anyway to do multiple profiles on iOS firefox or any non-chrome browsers? That is one feature I will miss from Chrome on iOS. And honestly, the profile manager on Firefox is annoying, since you have to start from command line to a
895.
by nytesky 7y ago
Now, I will establish my HN cred by saying I prefer CLI and Unix, would read my mail in PINE if I could, and run everything from Linux to Windows to MacOS in the house. But I use Siri all the time. Perhaps because I desperately miss a keybo
896.
by nytesky 7y ago
I guess it would be nice to have some background on him then, so we can be sure its not a front. I would expect he actually reads Hacker News, so please provide us your backstory, much appreciated.
897.
by nytesky 7y ago
Why or why is Apple keychain so limited. It is strictly for website address/passwords, so doesn't work for a more diverse robust security password manager. And the sync is very flaky (when I create items within the setting applica
898.
by nytesky 7y ago
For those keeping track, Dashlane is developed in Paris FR and NYC.
899.
by nytesky 7y ago
How mature is Bitwarden? I know its open source, but IIRC the business address for Bitwarden is a random house in Jacksonville, Florida? And that was only found on Reddit or something. If its open source thats great, but most people are no
900.
by nytesky 7y ago
Password managers are still very clunky, and only part of a broader personal cyber security landscape. I hope they are working towards a more holistic approach for personal security (encrypted drives, cloud backup, monitoring, most things a

More ›