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by sirmike_ 8y ago
All in favor of these changes. Employing the user to control what is theirs is always good. The only part i do not like (from the power user perspective) is the auto save passwords. Prolly a good thing for the avg end user tho.
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by sirmike_ 8y ago
This is cool i guess. iOS Nanny. The best part I think is the notifications. Looks like the ultimate STFU setting for apps. Glares at Facebook, twitter and work email /s
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by sirmike_ 8y ago
Is this the famous three is two, two is one and one is none?
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by sirmike_ 8y ago
No.
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
archive.is version https://archive.fo/5g19p
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
Bear in mind my opinion is coming from the US ITOps perspective, outside of this my opinion may not travel as far pun intended re:the rest of the world. There are a lot of out of touch concerns here in regards to privacy. I think this basic
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
Airtable is exactly what https://transpose.com/ Transpose could have been. But better. Been using it for just about everything you can think of. Did not know about the Blocks feature. Awesome. I got fairly good with Transpo
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
highlighted portions which seem overly broad. Are these pretty standard in the industry? These are required to use certain core features of Simple Bank.
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Overly Broad CheckFreePay Terms and Conditions(evernote.com)
1 points by sirmike_ 9y ago|1 comments
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
Don't bother. his (simooo) opinion is no more valid than anyone else. Not coincidentally anyone can see Leo puts out original content for a very long time. From the beginning. No matter what I hope he always is able to keep doing it.
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
Heatworks made this $300 wonder. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4UgIijI0Z0 I am down. Sad to see more hype than substance re:robots.
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
Hey there all! I work for Boundless Geo. This sucks. But thankfully we and many like us will be able to help pick up the Geo Spatial slack as it were. Boundless helps reduce the cost and time of deploying and managing geospatial software wi
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
additionally: archive.is.
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
Lol sounds like a settlement but without the lawyers.
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
I think it is but for a more base reason. If they cut it, no man hours have to care for it. Simple monetary explanation. It sucked when they cut it.
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
Personally this is not how I think about this kind of concept divorced from the geography. But am glad there are tools to help express how I want to use GIS info! https://boundlessgeo.com/ is a highly customizable open sour
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
You know, I kindly disagree. Tech is suppose to run flawlessly/with minimal effort required out of the box for the average consumer . Power users, Devs, IT Pros and SysAdmins follow a much different path. Each one of these groups tayl
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
The company is releasing its 48-core Centriq 2400 processor, which works with Microsoft Windows Server and Linux.
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Qualcomm’s 48-Core ARMv8 Processor Runs Windows Server(electronicdesign.com)
4 points by sirmike_ 9y ago|2 comments
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
Just an observation but at this pace which will happen quicker to market -- mouse integration on iOS or Windows 10 ARM? And of those two which has a bigger impact?
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
Tesla Inc TSLA (NASDAQ) 339.85USDPrice decrease0.52 (0.15%) Closed: Jun 2, 7:59 PM EDT - Disclaimer After-hours: 339.65Price decrease
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by sirmike_ 9y ago
Yes I think it is much cooler than VR. This would be used every day. No one is going to use it on a table to to play the 2 half decent games it can do /snark. But in the kitchen in the wall mode, with some good Google Assistant integra
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100G optical switch from Facebook(businessinsider.com)
2 points by sirmike_ 10y ago|1 comments
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by sirmike_ 10y ago
Hilarious. New tech with pun marketing. Precious. I think I enjoyed the pun more than the product. I agree that not every thing needs a cloud behind it. Why couldn't it just store the bits to it self? Shock! Then I wouldn't have t
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by sirmike_ 10y ago
Bologna. Dell and system 76 offer current and last gen Intel processors in excess of 16 GB of RAM going up to 64 in the case of system 76.
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by sirmike_ 10y ago
Because it has effectively become the government's property. What else would you call it? If they control where it goes, who can look at it, how many can exist or be built. Those and many more are property rights. US Govt needs to pay
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by sirmike_ 10y ago
Relevant: https://youtu.be/Z8zNsUTWsOc
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by sirmike_ 10y ago
Enhanced and driven by ease of use. Not sure what parts you mean for default package install? The default set up out of the box with guaranteed regular security updates or if this is a criticism of how Ubuntu achieves this.
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by sirmike_ 10y ago
This is a good article but the author missed the broader CONSUMER/dev consumer mission of Ubuntu. It's sole purpose and number one priority is Usability first followed and shaped by quick deployment as number two. Ultra top tier h
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by sirmike_ 11y ago
Please no, stay away. I thought those kinda days at MSFT were over ...

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