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9y ago
thanks for this - very useful
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9y ago
Not sure if it will fit your age range but this company has a lot of good teaching toys/things: http://www.melissaanddoug.com/
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9y ago
OpenOffice is much less annoying so I keep using it. Does everything I need to do. I haven't even upgraded to the most recent version, the one I have is fine. Not-for-profit orgs like Libre and Mozilla have their own motivations for
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9y ago
Flights, bought (ITA Software)
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9y ago
Every time I've seen or talked to the woman who has cleaned my house for 4 years she seems happy. Maybe she is just good at customer service, or is it possible that she's happy?
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9y ago
Any individual company is a risky asset class. The advantage of a company you work for is that you are able to influence the outcome, and for small companies, you may know insider information that allows you to decide whether to invest mon
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9y ago
I think it's a specialist question. All of this assumes you have leverage to get what you ask for. If you are concerned about a company you work for making a lot of money after lots of VC rounds: You would probably have to get warrant
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9y ago
This. Amazon Fresh already lets local markets sell their raw ingredients, cooked foods, half-cooked, or just prepped stuff. Those markets could (might already) just include some instructions on the package. The familiar search/bro
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9y ago
Echoing this about Amazon Fresh. I have ordered 3 times (mainly meat and veggies) and it's been flawless. Their packaging is great, the quality of the food is great. It is a luxury purchase but although the prices are more than at m
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9y ago
Not quite related but I always thought Sheryl Sandberg would be a great CEO of Uber. Of course, I don't think she would want the job.
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Not all credit unions are equal, so just watch out. I had been actively using my efcu account then switched to usaa bank for the bulk of activity, and - my mistake - wasn't watching the efcu cu account closely enough and they started
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9y ago
This is not what you're taking about because it is not the Echo hardware, but I think Amazon lets hardware manufacturers access Alexa API from their devices, and those hardware makers can charge whatever they want (and could put whatev
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9y ago
Great list! Also augmented reality (or is that a subset of VR?) Also, a universal sensor/command infrasture (much more than the current iot). Also think of the consumer: could you invent or contribute to a drone shield that lets you
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9y ago
As mentioned above, there are also costs after you do the initial application, such as doing occasional searches to see if anyone else is infringing your mark. Also, if that search turns something up, maybe you can convince them yourself t
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9y ago
We're moving from 14.04 to 16.04 and are about done with our migration development - the biggest difference I saw was systemd by default, although for the simple things we do with startup weren't too hard to migrate over. The oth
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10y ago
For great onion techniques see "Ruhlman's Twenty: 20 Techniques, 100 Recipes, A Cook's Manifesto" by Michael Ruhlman. Before this book I didn't know there was a difference between sweating them and caramelizing the
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10y ago
Part 1 is also good, it gives a great explanation of anti-virus techniques. https://pentest.blog/art-of-anti-detection-1-introduction-to... While I'm commenting, I'll also say that I found this article from "
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10y ago
One thing I could never figure out, and it is probably because I didn't study the docs enough, is when I could delete the archive files. What is the best reference on this. OR, maybe I was trying to reinvent the wheel, I didn't
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10y ago
I've only bought 4 cars, and this last one has had much worse spam, some via mail but so much more via phone (3-4 per week, warranty and sales), to the point where the next time I buy (if ever) I will use a burner phone #.
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10y ago
You are spot on. Please, let augmented reality help us with this without ads. (Edit: I personally would be willing to pay a monthly subscription)
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10y ago
http://jsonstudio.com/resources/ and the unix words file https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Words_(Unix)
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11y ago
It's great to get the answers to these questions, and I'm all in favor of transparency. If you're joining a startup, however, you should realize the majority of the shareholders of a company can make a decision at any time t
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Yes, blackmail is probably the primary concern. But anyone who has your SSN, DOB, employment history, and every address you've lived at... they can convince banks, cc companies, etc., that they are you, because those phone calls usual
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11y ago
And DOB of your family member, unless the forms have changed. Also (not related to your family), when you're trying to identify yourself on the phone to a credit card or bank (etc.) because you are starting with them or "lost you
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12y ago
EnviroFlight is trying to do exactly that (create animal feed): http://www.inc.com/magazine/201406/bernhard-warner/envirofli...
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12y ago
I don't know about Rackspace, but if your mailhost is on Amazon EC2, you can use something like authsmtp.com or dyn.com who will sell you smtp relay service for cheap. Easy to setup and use.
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Why don't man pages have more examples, is it because of space, or the work to maintain them (including making sure they still work?) Although man pages is where I go for the syntax and option definitions, stack-overflow has become my
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13y ago
Thanks - all of the alternatives look interesting but this one seems to be the shortest of them, and since "mark" installed after a simple cut & paste into my profile, I'll try it out for a while.
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+1 this. I haven't seen any type of self-serving moderation here, and using this forum you can quickly see who knows what they're talking about, and if they are affiliated with Amazon or not.
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We're working on linux support. - Inky caches your email on your computer and indexes it. We'll continue to improve the performance aspects of this. - S/Mime and calendar support are on our to-do list. - Inky l
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