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721.
by reustle 9y ago
> except your buying a pre-packaged consumer-friendly vacation I know very very few people under 40 who travel like this. The common way seems to generally be grab an Airbnb and a cheap flight and figure the rest out.
722.
by reustle 9y ago
Maybe that's so but do you really think you can change the license or all open source projects from companies? That's a fantasy.
723.
by reustle 9y ago
I'm not the one who downvoted, but back when I ran a large critical Mongo setup, essentially the core flag to set when running was 'safe=true' on mongoD. That was it. We had 30~ instances set up with sharding and replication,
724.
by reustle 9y ago
* If you don't know how to set it up properly
725.
by reustle 9y ago
Are you talking about software parents or software in general? Because the internet is full of free code
726.
by reustle 9y ago
No it isn't. If I turn off WiFi from the pull down menu, it stays off.
727.
by reustle 9y ago
I'm currently on a ship sailing through the Bering Sea and down through the north Pacific towards Hokkaido over the next week or so. I am not sure if we should be more worried about typhoon Talim or North Korea :)
728.
by reustle 9y ago
I also live in the browser and prefer everything to be in it, but I do know plenty of people who prefer their desktop apps, especially some windows users.
729.
by reustle 9y ago
Looks like Reason has the same PATENTS license as React, for those wondering: https://github.com/facebook/reason/blob/master/PATENTS.txt
730.
by reustle 9y ago
> just like he notices they do on their bus ride. Wow, this never occurred to me for some reason. I'm only 26, but remember all the conversations and jokes happening on the bus rides every day to and from school. Shame to hear that
731.
by reustle 9y ago
I spent almost a month in Myanmar (burma) 2~ years ago and would be incredibly surprised if any serious amount of software work is happening there. Yes, some is happening, but nothing compared to other major cities in SE Asia
732.
by reustle 9y ago
Does Amazon really use the fb tracking pixel? I wouldn't think so
733.
by reustle 9y ago
I did something similar as a little weekend hack a few years ago: http://whengo.io
734.
by reustle 9y ago
I was expecting to read about the heavy metal band, Mastodon.
735.
by reustle 9y ago
I don't use it, but isn't that what Time Machine on MacOS does?
736.
by reustle 9y ago
> I'm appalled that Therein lies the problem. Why can't we all just have friendly conversations without being so upset all the time. Not everyone has the same information as the other person.
737.
by reustle 9y ago
Is this essentially just scraped data from pages like this? Visa_requirements_for_United_States_citizens
738.
by reustle 9y ago
I actually met Max while we both happened to be in Thailand in 2015. We spent the day on bicycles following the directions his script told him, without hesitation. Regardless of where it was in the city, that's where we went next (a la
739.
by reustle 9y ago
Sure we do. It's called boxing, ufc, wrestling, etc.
740.
by reustle 9y ago
On top of that, storage is cheap. They can probably afford to keep conversations longer than 24 hrs.
741.
by reustle 9y ago
I'm sure they've spent plenty of time running the numbers
742.
by reustle 9y ago
What if someone hotlinks your gif? Are you planning on using some kind of domain whitelist? How would that work? I like the idea, I just think enforcement is difficult.
743.
by reustle 9y ago
Facebook messenger as well
744.
by reustle 9y ago
I see a lot of the seniority stuff in Japan. I have friends who are top performers in their department yet are stuck making copies for hours for their seniors due to their age. Nobody dares to question it.
745.
by reustle 9y ago
> you would never call Lyft to go to a waterfall or visiting Yosemite. This it's exactly the type of infrequent trip many of my friends in NYC use Zipcar for.
746.
by reustle 9y ago
That sounds like a reasonable reason to fire someone
747.
by reustle 9y ago
This makes me wonder, could you make/3d print a simple ring for your finger and pop your oyster card (uk) / suica card (jp) / t money card (korea) / etc in it? It would essentially be just as seamless as an embedded chip
748.
by reustle 9y ago
> without being consumed by bitterness like the OP, though it is a pattern I see quite often. I've lived in Japan for over a year and have experienced these people sometimes. Generally it comes down to them being an overall bitter p
749.
by reustle 9y ago
Sometimes I wonder if HN needs to have it's own obituaries section.
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by reustle 9y ago
Similar: http://remoteok.io

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