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by slovette 7y ago
This whole model is such an obvious failure it’s shocking it ever got off the ground. Leaving the easy business reasons aside, I was in Denver and the amount of these scooters littered around the city pissed me off. They where everywhere. I
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by slovette 7y ago
So by that logic, if I sold you a car and you abandoned it in the middle of a busy freeway, it would then be my fault? I’m not on the side of big business, ever really. But this is insane logic (today it’s all to common too). The PEOPLE doi
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by slovette 8y ago
Seconded. Wonderful service.
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by slovette 8y ago
I found these guys during my last stint of consulting/freelancing before building another startup: 17hats.com I really liked it and my wife uses still today for high end cakes and stuff she does. I’ve also gotten quite of few of my bud
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by slovette 8y ago
This is one of those things that HN may not be great at overall. Most answers here are brainy: “read this book” or “follow these principles” type suggestions, but this is really something that isn’t solved by reading about it. Don’t get me
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by slovette 8y ago
I know these types of comments are frowned upon on HN, but this made me LOL. Nicely done.
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by slovette 8y ago
I’ve run a personal instance of this for 10+ years. Plainly, it’s too complicated for 90% of people; which is fine. Let BitTorrent own the show and attention from everyone. Both of which would destroy my automated luxury.
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by slovette 8y ago
Unrelated aside: This might be the most creatively concise form of critical communication to a comment I’ve ever seen on HN. Nice job.
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by slovette 8y ago
Has anyone seen startups like this: https://www.proximity.space Seems like maybe a more realistic approach that provides a way for traditional real estate to become coworking spaces.
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by slovette 8y ago
Https://www.Proximity.space Interesting startup. :)
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by slovette 8y ago
Organized and tidy. :) https://imgur.com/gallery/Kg1PIjW
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by slovette 8y ago
This is awesome. I often spend more time formatting images than I do building the dang sites. Thank you for this. :)
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by slovette 8y ago
While you are right in practice, your reasons are wrong. It’s not because these companies can’t afford it, as mentioned it’s actually cheaper. The part you referenced, about forced upgrading, is often more costly than simply having a subscr
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by slovette 8y ago
It sorta is (libel/slander laws), but is hugely difficult to get any meaningful result out of.
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by slovette 8y ago
Wow that is the most egregious, sensationalized headline I’ve ever seen. It might as well just be plain dishonest.
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by slovette 8y ago
Rocket out of atmosphere, circle globe at ungodly speeds, fall back down to the ground. Sure. It’s fast. But your body is gonna be pissed about it for awhile.
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by slovette 8y ago
TouchID and FaceID where never about security in the first place. They’re about convenience. Nothing more. You want security, turn off the convenience features, set a pass phrase and plead the 5th. FaceID and TouchID is like me writing my h
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by slovette 8y ago
Yes. You’re right. These things don’t care about local traffic. SSL would ruin its day if that where the case. This is meant to be an agent to a network of these things. Not sure what the total point really is, but I can pretty much guarant
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by slovette 8y ago
Eh.. no. It’s going to pickup worthless SSL encrypted TCP packets but not keystrokes. People need to calm the hell down here. If you’re connecting HTTPS to most of the web, the only thing this thing is going to do is collect worthless packe
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by slovette 8y ago
While researching remote desktops this weekend I ran across this: https://www.use-together.com/ Looks pretty cool actually.
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by slovette 8y ago
If you guys haven’t, you should really look at http://Sonar.Software That piece of software has been an amazing addition to our WISP here in Colorado. Simon and his team have made extreme strides in provisioning and IPAM managem
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by slovette 8y ago
Academia lays important foundations. Discipline. The meaning of commitment and followthrough. It simulates some important root behaviors that are essential in being successful at all things. At the same time it instills a foundation of basi
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by slovette 9y ago
I don’t think this deserves to be down voted. It’s a valid perspective I think shared among those that are, perhaps, removed from legal specificities and their make-up. I also think this point resonates fairly well in smaller courts (read a
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by slovette 9y ago
Good. So many of these ‘winners’ lives are ruined almost purely from disclosure.
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by slovette 9y ago
Google Domains.
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by slovette 9y ago
HN, for me, is all about the comments. I’m always shopping for new perspectives or opinions that I haven’t seen yet that maybe give me a clue on how to do things better. People tend to give a lot of perspective in-between the words they’re
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by slovette 9y ago
I think I’d probably agree with you. But Blockchain technology (the backbone of a decentralized movement) is the parent to bitcoin. I’m speaking on Blockchain, not bitcoin.
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by slovette 9y ago
This is just an example of technical change aligning itself with real world human want. People will ALWAYS put convenience first. Even those that say they won’t, it’s typically an isolated action (like, email is harder when not using google
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by slovette 9y ago
I think this may be the most obvious solution path, but probably not the right one to be thinking about. I think it may be better to actually provide less protection and/or reduce designs that mitigate or otherwise disguise the immedia
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by slovette 9y ago
Probably the most common in our house: 1. The world doesn’t own you or owe you. At the end of the day, your fate is decided by the sum of your own actions. 2. It’s ok to fall, but do not wallow. Get up. Learn. Move on. 3. Life is earned in

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