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by pottertheotter 7y ago
I was diagnosed with ADHD in my 30s because of this. I don't habe hyperactice activity so never thought I could have ADHD. And since I can't see how someone else's brain works, I didn't realize things with me were not no
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
This makes me so nostalgic! While there are so many great things about technology these days, I miss the Silicon Valley of those days. So many things were brand new and truly cutting edge.
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
I can't quite tell, but do the front seats face backwards? I for one would never be able to use those seats. I'd get carsick in no time.
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
I switched back to FF from Chrome a year ago and that's one of the things I miss the most. I really like FF and will continue to support them, but there were so many little conveniences Chrome got right that FF seems to completely igno
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
I switched a couple months back because Google started messing around with image search. If you click on an image it now displays a small version of it on the side, instead of enlarging it. It's so useless. There are some things I miss
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
I switched my entire family to 1Password about a month ago after being on LastPass for several years. Overall, it's been a much better experience. But I have found that the 1Password X extension is quite limiting. There's basic fu
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
I'm not very involved in the browser/web standards space, so I just started to realize the stranglehold Google has there. It's terrifying! I was quite involved in the 90's and reminds me of Microsoft with IE, but no one
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
Tito- very cool! Just looked through your website and your Indiegogo. I'm at the tail end of a PhD so don't have much disposable income at the moment, but will support it when I do. Are you going to make planters again? I hope so!
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
It's the same with podcasts when someone comes out with a new book.
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
Honest question, what do you mean by this? In your opinion, what is The Guardian’s bias / “politically loaded view of the decade”?
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
It seems to be pretty pervasive everywhere. I'm a longtime iOS user, but have been helping my mom with some stuff on her Android phone. Most of the things I have been helping her with involve me working in the phone settings or Google
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
I'm curious, where are you moving from? And what's taking you there?
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
Wow, I had never heard of that keyboard. It looks like it would be an absolute nightmare to set up and learn to use.
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
I’m about to turn in my PhD dissertation for a PhD in one of the business disciplines. I’ve found this to be very common for academic researchers in finance and accounting. Most have no experience outside academia, and business silos itself
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
I had those problems in the past but I don’t think I’ve had a problem with self checkout in the last couple years. Granted, all my experiences are at Walmart so maybe they have figured it out. In addition, the whole process is quick and pai
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
Microsoft PROSE kind of does. I haven't looked at it for a while so can't quite remember, but might be of interest to you.
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
I like this. My neighbor is a billionaire and I think I'll replace my fence with one of these so I can see his property better. It's very nice!
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
I agree. I read through a stack of academic papers yesterday. Each one was printed double-sided and stapled. Why would you not staple it? I've never had a problem reading a paper this way. This is like some runner making a blog post ab
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
I switched over to Bing a couple months ago because Google's image search now shows very tiny previews on the right side of the screen. They're often barely bigger than the image I click on. Been using Google since 1999, but I gue
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
The big banks like this have their hands in everything and connections all over the place. They have their own VC funds, they have investment bankers who specialize in different areas of tech, and they often have their own tech bus dev peop
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
I have 8GB on my Mac and I'm constantly slowed down by lack of RAM. Built a Hackintosh with 32GB and it's a world of difference. I don't know how people survive with such little RAM.
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
What an interesting link. Fun to explore how the graph changes between countries or regions. It's interesting that the % from cement is relatively small in the US.
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by pottertheotter 7y ago
I really dislike how so many groups are now Facebook based. I miss being able to have emails from groups. Some were important enough that they went to my inbox, some had specific folders so I could check them when I needed. And my email is