paulie_a

39 ms·

391.
by paulie_a 7y ago
Because an engineer sees one solution and somehow it's always theirs
392.
by paulie_a 7y ago
Arm monitors are not accurate. Many nurses use them as a stand and do it manually. Home ones are less accurate Source. I had 500-600 BP checks in 2019
393.
by paulie_a 7y ago
Most people are not living in the US. Just my target audience. It will never be a global enterprise, so who cares if people elsewhere have issues. As a developer I am not spending time on documentation translation (or any for that matter)
394.
by paulie_a 7y ago
Bluetooth already supports hearing aids
395.
by paulie_a 7y ago
Next week will be entertaining when someone takes a baseball bat to the pinata and 50;security vulnerablities fall out. thanks Cisco for your continued dangerous and terrible software. I wonder if the devs get a bonus for everyone they fix.
396.
by paulie_a 7y ago
Has the author never seen madmen or thank you for smoking. It's not a new breed. It's just an evolution
397.
by paulie_a 7y ago
Users don't switch. They buy whatever is in their price range
398.
by paulie_a 7y ago
That was clearly a great 15 years of the cold war to have all zeros as a nuclear weapon code.
399.
by paulie_a 7y ago
They had no need to upgrade. If anything they had a massive need to downsize the inventory of weapons. Plus the security protection was shockingly irresponsible. The code was all zeros
400.
by paulie_a 7y ago
I've passed off excessive tech support calls for a few people by suggesting they get a Mac. Not because it's easier to use, I really doubt that is true anyways. But for the simple reason I don't know how to use them being an
401.
by paulie_a 7y ago
They essentially stole my info and did nothing to protect can it. A corporate death penalty should exist and all assets seized including every paperclip This company should be "old yellered"
402.
by paulie_a 7y ago
Hand it over. It's hashed anyways
403.
by paulie_a 7y ago
Get a lawyer and in the meantime tell them to fuck off. Come out swinging
404.
by paulie_a 7y ago
I don't own a CD player. But for a few local bands and more major ones I bought them because while I can get them on Spotify. I wanted a permanent copy so ripped them to 320k and flac. Just in case. Those three or so were special to m
405.
by paulie_a 7y ago
All three you mentioned are marketing and ad companies. Their business models can be distilled to the same thing. Google atleast makes hardware now.
406.
by paulie_a 7y ago
If you work at those companies you are just supporting tracking and advertising (generally ineffective ads). It's nothing to be proud of. If I see those companies on a resume that's an automatic no. You spied on people and still d
407.
by paulie_a 7y ago
Professional networks are stupid. It's an HR circle jerk but everyone is expected to have a glowing profile just for "reasons". Shitty recruiters love it though. LinkedIn is terrible at trying to get your contact list and the
408.
by paulie_a 7y ago
Typically heart patients stick to Dr orders according to numerous people on my cardiac team. Kidney patients are apparently the worst with a very YOLO attitude
409.
by paulie_a 7y ago
As I posted earlier. It's not weeks. It's your life regardless of surgery. Im 37 and have it. I would absolutely take the risk if it improved my quality of life. Sign me up tomorrow.
410.
by paulie_a 7y ago
I'm not sure if you meant that you would take the surgery or not. But Heart disease isn't a few weeks of recuperation. It's life. I'm at 25 percent after 8 months. I'll never be above 70 percent. I'd roll the d
411.
by paulie_a 7y ago
Move on and get an agreement you can use it privately to showcase when you look for a new job. I did that exact thing and it greatly helped in interviewing.
412.
by paulie_a 7y ago
You might as well play the lottery. You have better odds than thinking you will sell for a billion. Hell selling for 100 million or even ten. It's delusions of grandeur.
413.
by paulie_a 7y ago
A ton of debt.
414.
by paulie_a 7y ago
This thought is incredibly stupid. Use the product to understand the pain points of customers. I can't believe how idiotic that advice is.
415.
by paulie_a 7y ago
It wasn't a unicorn when there are a dozen or two companies doing it. They were a normal business that tried and got beat by the competition.
416.
by paulie_a 7y ago
Well I am not dieing I nearly did this year. I will need a heart transplant in the next ten years. And I probably have 20 years left. But I still date. Trying to find that someone to share my remaining years with
417.
by paulie_a 7y ago
In fact engine breaking is illegal in most populated areas
418.
by paulie_a 7y ago
So he had a for profit business selling mod chips. That's totally different than downloading some files
419.
by paulie_a 7y ago
While programming languages could definitely be more secure. Programmers need to put security first. Currently it's like giving a five year old a gun and saying go play
420.
by paulie_a 7y ago
No I did not mention I was caught in any significant way. I never had a worry in the world about getting caught. Outside of receiving a no consequence piece of paper in the mail that means nothing.

More ›