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by pico303 6y ago
Since the iPhone was released in 2007 and the iPad in 2010, I’m going to suggest your timeline is backwards.
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by pico303 6y ago
Has anyone tried asking politicians who are all for this kind of legislation if they've thought about how it might affect them? I'm assuming they're not using government networks for private communications with friends, fami
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by pico303 6y ago
I disagree. It doesn’t matter if the company makes money on the device or not. A device with a walled off App Store, be it a PS4, Xbox, Switch, or an iPhone, operates in the exact same murky legal waters. MS better be careful, or they could
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by pico303 6y ago
According to the article, they don't yet have end-to-end encryption yet. It's still under development.
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by pico303 6y ago
There is. It’s called Beorg. It’s fantastic. https://beorgapp.com/
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by pico303 6y ago
Go to college. While I have worked with engineers who didn’t attend university who were good engineers, the ones who attend university have a better, more mature approach to problem solving and learning new technologies. If you find a good
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by pico303 7y ago
This Wired piece was amazing: full of sadness, humanity, and hope. One thing that really stood out to me was how incredible the people around Lee are. You all really care for him, and that says a lot about the type of person he is, even i
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by pico303 7y ago
I honestly don't understand why people think hiding out at home is the solution. How can we possibly hunker down and hide in our four walls for the 6-12 months it would take for this to maybe fade?
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by pico303 7y ago
Don't buy face masks. Face masks are useful for keeping germs from others, not to protect you from them. You should wear a face mask if you're sick to limit the amount of saliva you spread when you cough or sneeze. But if you t
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by pico303 7y ago
Was just going to write a similar message. Most of us where I work do the exact same thing as you, and no one has any problems like the author describes. I wonder if he was using a TV and not a monitor? I’ve noticed some of the TVs only sc
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by pico303 7y ago
I can completely relate to what you’re going through. One thing that’s helped me is to realize that management, like development, requires training. Study it like an art. Take some classes, listen to podcasts, find books on the subject. Ha
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by pico303 7y ago
Well, I just added a tiny bit to that 3%...I hadn't heard of Krita before, but it looks great. Looking forward to trying it out.
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by pico303 7y ago
It’s quoting Siberian Times and Daily Mail...I’d take the entire article with several grains of salt.
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by pico303 7y ago
This. Why the hell doesn't KitSplit bill the client's credit card for the full amount of the equipment prior to rental, and clear it when the equipment is returned? Simple, and if the client can't afford the charge, don&#x2
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by pico303 9y ago
Um, just wanted to kindly point out you may not have meant “dearth”, which means, “a scarcity or lack of.” Perhaps “abundance”?
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by pico303 9y ago
As an American who frequently travels to Europe for business and pleasure, it's more than the inconvenience. Luggage handlers frequently lose or damage luggage--not rarely, but frequently. Most of my bags are pretty beat up. Just wa
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by pico303 11y ago
Cool. Now I can switch to the Apple plan, get the AppleCare, and jump carriers whenever the mood takes me.
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by pico303 11y ago
I agree. This is just semantic web. It doesn't solve any problems I have right now with programming.
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by pico303 11y ago
As a TDI owner and Colorado resident, I can tell you that the drive-by testing does not apply to diesel vehicles, nor do you take diesels to the emissions testing centers. You have to take your diesel to a state-licensed diesel mechanic fo
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by pico303 11y ago
Isn't there a consideration of geological stability underneath San Francisco? I don't think much of the city could support tunneling underneath; large chunks are built on sand dunes and landfill. http://priceonomics.co
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by pico303 12y ago
You need to take a look at the TDI. You're talking about American diesel. German diesel is quiet, reliable, and cheap to maintain.
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by pico303 12y ago
Try CLI from codegangsta. Quite a nice alternative to flag, with perks--not the least of which is beautifully formatted help text. https://github.com/codegangsta/cli
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by pico303 12y ago
I'm not a fan of MongoDB, but you don't know what you're talking about. MongoDB is durable. While it doesn't quite support SQL transactions, it is durable. The data is journaled before being confirmed, and once confirme
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by pico303 12y ago
By "disruption", you mean skipping the insurance, background checks, and licensing to carry passengers? This isn't innovation. It's gypsy cabs with an iPhone app.
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by pico303 12y ago
I so get what he's talking about. If I have Word or Outlook erroneously correct my capitalization or spelling one more time, I'm going to scream. That functionality is so terrible, yet trying to disable it is like trying to comp
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by pico303 12y ago
I loved Supermen. A little light on the technical, but a really fascinating read, particularly if you're into the history of computing.
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by pico303 13y ago
No. Go is beautifully straightforward and blatantly obvious as to what is going on. Don't start hiding scopes behind tabs or magically creating variables referencing structs. Plus, with all these changes, this syntax saved 5 lines of
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by pico303 13y ago
Great. With only having to tap the screen to answer the phone, how many calls am I going to accidentally answer that I didn't want to by just pulling the phone out of my pocket?
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by pico303 13y ago
Never fails. One day after I install the latest Ruby, they release the next version.
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by pico303 13y ago
Isn't this the system Microsoft is using that has created such huge problems for the company? There was that Vanity Fair article recently that talked about what a mess the product teams are at Microsoft. It blamed the stack rankings

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