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by rblatz 6y ago
I love the fact that the computer that is my second factor, has access to my password manager, has all my banking apps on it, has access to my retirements accounts, has access to my personal investment accounts, and has access to my Bitcoin
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by rblatz 6y ago
How many native applications are written in electron? It’s a lot. VS Code is electron and replaced my usage of actual visual studio. I still have it installed, I just don’t use it anymore.
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by rblatz 6y ago
Yes but Apple has one of each google has multiple of each.
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by rblatz 6y ago
Walking around California there are literally prop 65 warnings everywhere. Some stupidly high percent of products I buy come with a prop 65 warning. It sure feels like everything causes cancer, at least in the state of California. The wa
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by rblatz 6y ago
I go months without needing to reboot windows, and have for over a decade. Typically if I need to reboot it’s due to an update or software that requires a reboot to install.
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by rblatz 6y ago
You start off with Apple has enough money and supposing that you know better how to run a successful App Store than the company with the most successful App Store. Maybe the App Store is so successful because it’s customers are the people
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by rblatz 6y ago
So I’m not sure what point you are arguing but it’s either that consumers are stupid and don’t really want a secure phone and walled garden and would want to take that choice away from customers by law. Or that Apple needs to charge less fo
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by rblatz 6y ago
Why would you put blockchain in this?
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by rblatz 6y ago
Look at Paul Rudd today and Wilford Brimley in Cocoon, both the same age (51) For sure something is keeping people looking and acting younger.
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by rblatz 6y ago
To whom?
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by rblatz 6y ago
How you just brushed over that police shoot to kill and the military in a war shoots to wound completely baffled me. How is that a defensible position?
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by rblatz 6y ago
What terrifies me the most is that supposedly this company is planning to store a shit ton of hydrogen in the middle of the Phoenix metro area. Nothing that I've heard about this company makes me think it is at all equipped to properly
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by rblatz 6y ago
They don't, SPACs up until recently had a very poor reputation, and it seems like we will soon have a new generation of investors learn the hard way why they had that reputation.
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by rblatz 6y ago
Does anyone know if LibreSSL is impacted by this?
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by rblatz 6y ago
There is a lot of cognitive dissonance in this post. This whole conversation is about mega corps giving a shit, and accommodating people who are having increased difficulty during COVID. You can't get mad that they are caring, and th
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by rblatz 6y ago
A lot of this feels like people looking into their neighbor's bowl to see if they are getting more than them. Love him or hate him Louis C.K. has a great quote here “The only time you look in your neighbor's bowl is to make sure t
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by rblatz 6y ago
Wouldn't that be the best way to communicate this to a non-expert audience? Bring the expert in to explain the report and fill in the context that the layman is missing compared to an expert?
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by rblatz 6y ago
Don’t forget security images! Don’t put your password in unless you see the random picture!
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by rblatz 6y ago
Obviously your long term goal is to get an app on your users phone. But today you need to build a base of users and get a network effect going. That’s going to be extremely hard. Any barriers to getting someone using your platform should
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by rblatz 6y ago
Why are you forcing singup? Skip that, make it optional. When people are invited to an event send them a unique link tied to their email/phone number/WhatsApp or whatever. Create a long lived cookie that identifies them as that u
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by rblatz 6y ago
That $8,000 has to be after taxes. Because after OnlyFans cut she should be taking home $13,500.
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by rblatz 6y ago
I’m an AMD fanboy, and just built a new Ryzen box. I’d be curious to see if there is a difference in accuracy running the two kernels on AMD hardware. Maybe it is faster but less accurate to run the intel kernel on AMD hardware.
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by rblatz 6y ago
That is interesting how does that work where you have to sacrifice a shield per release?
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by rblatz 6y ago
In my opinion about 10k feels right for this one.
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by rblatz 6y ago
Honestly the whole thing is stupid. 4k videos of everything on Netflix are available on the high seas. What’s the point?
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by rblatz 6y ago
I agree on the smart tv thing, I don’t use it, but it’s available. But even with numerous laptops and desktops I’m just not very likely to watch on one. It’s harder to watch with my wife or friends on a laptop, or desktop. And even thoug
567.
by rblatz 6y ago
I am shocked at how many people watch Netflix in their browser. I have multiple different ways (AppleTV, Xbox, TV Smart App) to watch Netflix on my tv, and at least 2 of them support 4k.
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by rblatz 6y ago
We just put in a cash offer on a house, but we fully intend to put a mortgage the property. But we didn’t make the bid contingent on financing going through. We can cover the cost in cash if we have to, but we would rather not.
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by rblatz 6y ago
Well the tricky part is knowing about this tool. Both are relatively easy, and both are easier than finding a custom tool that burns the iso to a usb.
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by rblatz 6y ago
With Windows you just copy paste the contents of the iso over to the usb. I just completed a ryzen build last week and expected to need special software to build a bootable usb. Microsoft’s documentation told me that I didn’t and to just f

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