stevefeinstein

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by stevefeinstein 9y ago
The logic is sound in theory. But in practice if the government can't protect its exploits, they mot likely can't protect their keys to the backdoor.
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by stevefeinstein 9y ago
Before 20 seconds ago, I did not know this was a thing.
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by stevefeinstein 9y ago
Apple makes at least $99/yr for each free app (Developer's program fee)
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by stevefeinstein 9y ago
How quickly people forget this. It went quickly from Apple is changing the game, and giving developers an unprecedented cut of the sale of their apps. And for their 30% they host it, they process the credit cards, they provide the iCloud
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
I gave up TV, those things didn't happen, but my wife left me, and took the kids and the dog
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
You'd think if there were anyone on the planet who should have quit while he was ahead it would be a gentleman named "Goodenough"
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
>let’s just say that while the Mac App Store is convenient for consumers, it doesn’t really serve the needs of some developers Boo f king hoo. If you didn't want to sell to consumers then the choice of selling your app in a less c
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
It takes about 15 seconds for the clock to cycle. Only three of these seconds are spent actually showing the time. So if I want to know the time I need to sit and wait typically about 10 seconds before I'll know what time it is. It&#x2
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
Strictly speaking it'd be the "Shatner Seat", or the "Shatner Viewing Seat". Shatner's seat only works if Shatner owns it.
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
Relevance is relative.
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
I would work with the US post office, and any other countries postal service to turn the service into a public utility run by the people for the people under the same idea that the post office delivered physical messages, it would be in the
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
I used pfSense for a long time and ultimately the conclusion was it was a 75% solution. It made those 75% things pretty easy to set up and configure. But once you needed something from the 25% you had to dig into the BSD configuration and
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
I bet he could sell a budget version which only removes one color and sell it to every concert venue in the world.
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
While I'm sure this is was too simplistic. Seems like it they can produce less wheat, then maybe people will eat less wheat, and possibly the reduced carbs will make them healthier. Win/win!
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
That cough medicine doesn't taste that bad. If you have to use "that". It's the thing.
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
This project seems flawed before it starts. It just continues the bad tradition of giving the loudest voice to the ones with the most money. That's not how to get all sides of an issue.
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
So people like it better when the people in charge know what they're talking about. But people keep putting the ones that tell them what they want to hear in charge. And the two sets don't usually overlap much.
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
Oooh, an artist spend 20 minutes with PhotoShop and now Apple can just take his pretty pictures and start pumping out new computers. It's not like anyone needs to actually create an actual prototype, source components, set up manufac
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
The article doesn't even mention what kind go jobs they are. For all I know they could be associates who sell things using amazon's infrastructure. Or low paying high stress warehouse picker jobs. But those are increasingly bei
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
Perhaps a larger concern is the chemicals that are required to develop the stuff and making sure they are disposed of responsibly and not just flushed down the drain. There's more important reasons than "liking how it looks&quot
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
I think this is a good call from Kodak. People are enamored with less accurate reproduction of vinyl records. So it's no surprise that up and coming hipsters will soon be shooting with another media that capture a less accurate versi
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
Yes, I agree. But I also agree his hypothesis is sound, and the more voices that speak is the better off we all are as more ears will hear it.
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
How much did Apple profit from denying lunch breaks to employees. I'll bet it was more than $2 million. The system is rigged, if you're big enough, even when you lose you win.
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
This might work well with bitbar. https://getbitbar.com
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
It's not a zero sum game.
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
I don't begrudge you the best hardware to scratch your particular itch. But if I may ask what's improper about bash on a Mac?
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
Why do you think Chrome is a better browser? Better for what? I find Safari more responsive, and since I'm already all in on the Apple ecosystem, the handoff, and iCloud syncing of bookmarks etc, works better for me. It also feels a
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
This was always the first app to send me an alert when news happened often by a long time. I always wondered why they didn't charge for that, it's the kind of thing I'd happily pay what I no longer spend on a newspaper for
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
So you only hire experienced developers? Where's your commitment to paying it forward? Where will we get the next generation of experienced coders if you don't give a few less than perfect candidates a chance? I guess if you g
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by stevefeinstein 10y ago
It doesn't. It takes as long as it takes. It's a constantly evolving moving target. Why does writing a book or making a movie take so long? It's a creative thing. It's hard.

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