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pointillistic
7y ago
Authy only for Chrome, no Authy for Firefox.
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pointillistic
7y ago
Facebook itself will not wait that long...
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pointillistic
7y ago
Is there an Android App with etymology? I have seen few websites, is there a "recommend" website for this dictionary?
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pointillistic
8y ago
There is LibreOffice a fork from Open Office. It's pretty good actually.
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8y ago
Isn't burning the trash also hurts the environment?
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SimBad-over 200 affected apps with 150M downloads removed
(androidpolice.com)
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8y ago
Are these lamps safe?
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8y ago
When David Wetherell, of CMGI fame, bought Alta Vista and was driving it to the IPO, I remember telling him urgently that Google was eating AV lunch. He just brushed me off, as if I was telling him nonsense. Same fate with Lycos and if you
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8y ago
In this story I am only sorry for people who bought up all the real estate around the future campus, ouch! Remember all the "insider trading" condo purchases, just before the announcement, that is going to hurt...
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8y ago
People are starting to see through this BS that Wilsons of the world been preaching and profiting from for a quarter century. I only care for my money, not your job. I also prefer surveillance driven ad model that was never free and will ne
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8y ago
That free model that Wilson louds got us to this point in the first place. Over last twenty years that Wilson been making money investing in free Twitter, etc., thousands of people lost jobs in journalism, etc. He has no solution or suggest
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8y ago
On assumes that there is always room for additional services. And unforeseen conditions.
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8y ago
I am a "freelancer". I have discovered that billing by the hour is the worst idea. It creates the inherent conflict. Clients start resenting how much time it took you, etc. Instead always bill per job, unless impossible to estimat
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8y ago
Honest argument about these issues is no longer possible on HN or elsewhere on the Net. People immediately move into ideological formations and the rational conversation falls away. The down-votes and up-votes have nothing to do with conten
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8y ago
Here are my comments. There is too much color in the tab and bookmarks bars. It should fade with focus on the content. The icons are too contrasting, the outlive around the folders is too harsh. I don't think they changed the icons de
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CIA Set to Outline Threat of Chinese Cyberspying
(nytimes.com)
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8y ago
No changes to the interface again! Will not go back to FF till they take graphic design seriously.
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8y ago
But is it fair to the Americans who lost jobs, manufacturing, future, because of the 20 years of "technology transfer" by China?
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8y ago
An engineer or an architects is responsible for life safety, structure, etc. All carry a substantial liability insurance. What could be a pitfall for a realtor if there is above the board transaction?
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pointillistic
8y ago
icons, text, bookmarks bar, all seem unpolished, to the point it prevents me from using it.
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pointillistic
8y ago
agree completely, I started Firefox many times and each time left it because of the interface.
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8y ago
In fact traditional industries had many workers that were "high skilled" craftsmen. They might not had a degree but were "high skilled". It is these craftsmen that were systematically replaced in the market by the low sk
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8y ago
Zillow CEO argument falls on it's face. If this was such an important transaction, buyers would chose top dollar firms across the board, contractors, architects, masons, etc. Yet the fact all these survive the most competitive, bottom
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8y ago
To tell people face to face, to have the courage instead of hiding behind the impersonal email. Basic etiquette.
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8y ago
Anyone remembers how the internet was going to liberate the expression, instead we got two, three bottlenecks manned (or is it personed?) by censors actively supported by the MSM and virtually the entire university system.
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8y ago
I don't have the app on my phone so how do they use geolocation? Perhaps as this article describes?
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8y ago
I don't have a FB app on my phone, I have a FB account that has no posts. I look at it occasionally to track my "likes". Last week I was a conference in downtown Boston. I have no connection to the conference, I was there to
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8y ago
I sometimes feel that people who comment here of the Chinese spying stories are the Chinese agents. First comment is always dismissing the story. Is anyone at HN looking where the comments originate?
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8y ago
I tried using Mozilla year after year and always surprised how little attention they pay to graphic design and how unpolished it looks visually, a deal breaker for me.
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Not sure what's the point of these letters, reminds me of the comments section in the NYT which I find politically overcharged and offensive. It was an article that resonated with many people. Does it make people feel better to ridicul
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