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by sukilot 6y ago
Because the US doesn't have enough tariffs to compensate for exporters who don't meet US standards.
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by sukilot 6y ago
The author thanks that if a list of parts doesn't fit on one page, that the second page has to be produced by a different factory. He see seems to conflating complexity of manufactured products with complexity of BOM documents.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Class action lawsuit ending in a $20 coupon for next Oculus purchase.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Partner Luckey himself had admitted he was wrong. Why are you holding out and embarassing yourself further?
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by sukilot 6y ago
Optimistic naivety? Extreme narcissism.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Multimillionaires don't deserve our pity for their lies. They can comfort themselves on their piles of money (whatever is remaining after the amount spent promoting the corruption of the USA government as Mr Luckey did).
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by sukilot 6y ago
If paid freelance is banned, then free freelance is banned because it's trivial to say "no I didn't get paid".
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by sukilot 6y ago
Not all co-workers are normal. Some are rivals.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Apple already has special rules for Woz. Jobs was never fired for all the times he broke company rules.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Did you receive the Genius Bar contract and training regarding moonlighting. I doubt it. > actively hunting down I realize the article was hugged to death, but once it comes back online you should reread the story, where this is explaine
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by sukilot 6y ago
$25/phone. A small fee to compensate for a weakness in the $800 device.
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by sukilot 6y ago
My house, my car (not a Tesla), and my fridge are all amenable to 3rd-party repairs. As is my phone. The fact that "most big companies" want to a monopoly doesn't make it acceptable.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Steve Jobs fought with Steve Wozniak about whether the Apple II should have user-accessible parts. Anti-user-access is in the company's DNA.
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by sukilot 6y ago
"everything stinks" may be true but isn't useful.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Apple is fully responsible for the behavior of their managers acting in accordance with company policy. What is a company if not the sum of its people?
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by sukilot 6y ago
Do you put poison-tipped needles on the handle of your hammer, because you might want them, and it's possible to avoid them when you don't want to touch them?
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by sukilot 6y ago
It's extreme dangerous to assume that "hackers" are perfect robots who have no need for good UI/UX. If that was ever true, it became false as computer systems got 10000000x more complicated over the decades.
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by sukilot 6y ago
If it does this without prompting the user for permission, it should stop doing that.
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by sukilot 6y ago
> That is probably based on the idea that any local attack is going to end up being a complete compromise of the end point ... which is not an unreasonable assumption. It's absolutely unreasonable. If my endpoint is compromised, sho
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by sukilot 6y ago
A comment in source code. Not the discerning professional's preferred tool for guaranteeing security-critical behaviors to prevent "fire holes".
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by sukilot 6y ago
Seems like a reason to use an OS with sandboxing.
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by sukilot 6y ago
How long is short term? Jobs has been dead for 9 years.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Industrious people like Steve Jobs, Tim Cook, Larry Page, and Sundar Pichai?
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by sukilot 6y ago
You probably heard that at every successful operation you spoke with. Research and Development are two different activities. Both are lovely. Know which one you are getting paid to do.
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by sukilot 6y ago
1. "Make a plan" is not a solution to decision fatigue, it's how you get to decision fatigue. 2. Calling your team of highly paid professionals children who don't deserve autonomy? Not a winning strategy.
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by sukilot 6y ago
It's hard for an engineer to focus on getting the job done when employers require knowledge of a certain fad tech stack. For all the hate the "whiteboard interview" gets, it's far better than the alternative which is how
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by sukilot 6y ago
Have you tried incognito mode?
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by sukilot 6y ago
> can coerce citizens and companies to install backdoors into their companies software Google is a company.
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by sukilot 6y ago
This is carbon tax but with extra steps.
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by sukilot 6y ago
Threatening and conspiring to commit violence had never been part of protected free speech

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