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by schandur 12y ago
Heck, back in 2004, I was using a Nokia 3650 to SSH to one of our servers and make configuration changes to our backup software. While riding in a car.
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by schandur 12y ago
I was thinking the same. The first thing I do any time I open a BI link (on that rare occasion), the first thing I do is check if they have listed a source, and go read the source.
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by schandur 12y ago
Yeah, I agree - I have had a similar experience a couple of times (the very first time freaked me out as it was kind of an out-of-body experience).
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by schandur 12y ago
...just in time for tax day?
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by schandur 13y ago
Funny you should mention about the cultural differences - a German neighbor of mine moved to Munich after a few years in New York. Whereas she was accustomed to eating at her desk in NYC, she was asked to eat her "stinky tuna salad out
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by schandur 13y ago
I gave the video about 2 seconds before closing the tab.
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by schandur 13y ago
I'd go with Mint.
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by schandur 13y ago
You just described my morning. Opened HN right after this: Tracing route to debian.org [128.31.0.51] over a maximum of 30 hops: 1 2 ms 1 ms 1 ms 192.168.1.1 2 42 ms 28 ms 28 ms cpe-74-73-128-1.nyc.res.rr.co
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by schandur 14y ago
I agree - this is a very useful feature. I've been a fan of Kid's Corner[1] on my Windows Phone since day one. [1] http://www.windowsphone.com/en-US/how-to/wp8/basics/set-up-k...
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by schandur 14y ago
That's been around for a while, actually. https://enterprise.github.com/
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by schandur 14y ago
I think the difference here is that Scott Thompson was not a founder/co-founder but hired to the CEO position based on certain credentials.
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by schandur 15y ago
I knew about it, but always figured it was an easter egg!
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by schandur 15y ago
How many iconic, break-out products are ever "technological breakthroughs"? Behind virtually every iconic product is a string of lesser known antecedents with the same fundamentals but imperfect packaging, pricing, or timing. Reminds me o