rdslw

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by rdslw 9y ago
Can you explain reason behind annual pass? I've seen it once. Enough for 10yrs, maybe a lifetime. P.S. I do understand hobbies ;)
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by rdslw 9y ago
BTW what are notice periods for Berlin and London based SoundClouders? For SF it's 2 weeks I assume?
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by rdslw 9y ago
For me, number one takeaway is, "he has a worker paid 600/700 usd per month (superstar)" who I suppose is generating much more value than 7% (700 of 10000).
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by rdslw 9y ago
UserAgent is still top culprit (16 bits of identifying information) followed by browser plugins (12bits) then WebGl (12b), canvas (9b), language (if not english nor chinese) and then fonts at 5bits. Total is around 20bits (due to overlaps).
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by rdslw 9y ago
no no no, COPY CON APPDOCKR.ZIP p.s. full-webapp-docker-image.zip but hey 8.3 are there for a reason!
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by rdslw 9y ago
Let me rephrase it: amazingly there is (at least) 3.2 billion people having no awareness of you ;)
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by rdslw 9y ago
None. When was the last time you consider 20 minutes spent on facebook browsing a well spent time?
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by rdslw 9y ago
Mint is readonly. PSD2 and reverse engineered api is not. Also Mint exposes you to the very threat mentioned in top comment, while PSD2 protects you here. So how about No?
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by rdslw 9y ago
Never? You need legally available reverse engineering without dmca-hammer to be applied plus PSD2 directive coming soon forcing banks to open. Those are EU things.
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by rdslw 9y ago
TLDR: why NNTP is better than IRC. 30 years later. New frontend, same problem. I feel old.
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by rdslw 9y ago
Correcting Russia case. Its an only state where during my travels on the way out of the country (Russia here) in addition to usual security scan and passport control you have an additional booth maned with rusia official/military per
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by rdslw 9y ago
That resonates well with myself (similar) experience. The very same omnifocus problem solution: * shorterm for migration: omnifocus on ipad * longterm: trello - it will be slightly different, and you have to come with your own GTD system fo
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by rdslw 9y ago
In 6..18 months, I'll short facebook stocks.
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by rdslw 9y ago
Hey hd4. Can you leave your contact details here or on your profile? Or contact me (keybase in my profile).
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by rdslw 9y ago
And I say NO to uber, simply because they "taxate" my countrymen with 20..30% of tax on their work, while UBER itself is paying (if any) taxes in different (heaven like) jurisdictions and none in my country.
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by rdslw 9y ago
You didnt read my reply nor the parent thread. I was replying solely and only to the acusation that after revealing plain text password on one site (which was generated using said scheme) you disclose every one. This is simply not true.
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by rdslw 9y ago
They can't. Prove me otherwise. Even if they have plaintext password (which is often not case), this is just shasum. Feel free to guess which password (and which exactly scheme) I used to generate my password for news.ycombinator.com,
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by rdslw 9y ago
Man, this signature thing, PLUS ability to delete selected pages from big PDF is a killer on Preview. I cry every day I'm on windows and need to do those simple things which Preview made so easy while being light. Thank you for this!
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by rdslw 9y ago
Definitely is not 'nobody really cares'. Adding vacation time (which is standard not only in IT) of 5 weeks plus average sicktime (let's assume two weeks in a year) that's a big paid difference. And as to the basecamp
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by rdslw 9y ago
Taxation in USA is quite high (worldwide) and you can easily find place in Europe with lower taxes. Tax heavens excluded. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_tax_rates
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by rdslw 9y ago
I don't think that your insurance covers things like MRI. Does it? The one I wrote about does. Dental too, but missing dental, like missing optic is the thing I dont understand. I want to be healthy, except my eyes and teeth ;)
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by rdslw 9y ago
Quite the opposite. 1. dozens comments here from USA guys, treating basecamp benefits as superb. 2. it's paid by the company in the Europe, not the govt. 3. you seems to quitly skim over thing like unpaid sick leave in USA. It's
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by rdslw 9y ago
Good that you didnt visit their cheese department... Buy hey, they have 200 different types of energy bars in medium size shops ;)
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by rdslw 9y ago
Estsy is doomed because of this reason you stated. I call it '(downard) inflation of expectations'. And there is a VERY GOOD information what happens with all this great 'do not eveil', do not harm, only for the consumer
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by rdslw 9y ago
It is, but not that much as you think. Adjusted for PPP it's only 30% cheaper here.
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by rdslw 9y ago
I find this discussion of "benefits" fascinating. In Europe, standard in IT companies (Central Europe, mind you), is: * 25 fullt paid days (or more) of vacation every year (no need to call it a sabatical and limit it to once a t
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by rdslw 9y ago
First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Socialist. Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Trade Unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not spea
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by rdslw 9y ago
More and more software companies purely based from India deny this claim. One of many examples competing (successfully) with (for example) California companies (who pay around 2..4x their devs): http://enpass.io Disclaimer: I&#x
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by rdslw 9y ago
This. Even in Murmansk I visited few months ago, airbnb 'studios' meant, a guy, who bought big apartment and divided it into three to four separate 20m studios. All ikea refurbished. The only folklor I got, was local 'manager
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by rdslw 9y ago
This for me is a clear sign of mobile (and their processors) steady growth (and probably dominance) to (some) decline of Intel. Android as an OS surpassing this March everything else on web-usage speaks the same story in different words ( h

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