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by octocode 7y ago
I disagree with pretty much everything in this article. I've never been happier than when I worked for a company that provided free, daily, healthy lunches. We were never coerced into working through dinner. Now I have to food prep din
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by octocode 7y ago
Similarly I'm guessing that if those employees were to visit the office, they'd be given free food too.
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by octocode 7y ago
"In America, unrefrigerated eggs can KILL you and you WON'T BELIEVE the reason why." fixed
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by octocode 7y ago
It's hard to understand (and fully accept) that humans are just meat robots, so we're constantly trying to categorize things into "us" and "them".
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by octocode 8y ago
They give you a barcode that you can use to fill your wallet.
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by octocode 8y ago
I don't disagree really, but I thought Amazon had a service where you could add to your Amazon wallet using cash?
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by octocode 8y ago
I thought HTML was just <div> <div> <div> <div> <div> <div>
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by octocode 8y ago
"Apple tells app developers to disclose or remove screen recording code" You win a medal!
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by octocode 8y ago
A fair point!
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by octocode 8y ago
Telemetry implies capturing data in the form of measurements. Stuff like "touchscreen swipe: element, location, and duration". A click heat-map would be an example of telemetry. This isn't the same thing. This is an actual re
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by octocode 8y ago
Why does this article specifically single out iPhones? This happens on all platforms, even web apps.
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by octocode 8y ago
As a customer: if I am on the fence about a product, I will rarely buy anything that does not offer some kind of money-back guarantee, even if the cost is only 10 dollars. I've been burned before by buying products or services that tur
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by octocode 8y ago
The sender can confirm that a fax has been received correctly on the other end. It will even print out a confirmation page with "message completely received". Can't do the same with emails, so there's no pretending you n