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by synicalx 9y ago
This is a good idea but creating a new address for each site seems to be overcomplicating a simple problem. I just have "mynormalemailalias_spam@domain" which is used for sign ups, if I ever need to log into a site I've signe
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by synicalx 9y ago
I'd say Microsoft's problem wasn't a lack of trying or funding, more so too-little-too-late. That and an awful, awful UI.
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by synicalx 9y ago
That's ignoring the size and capabilities of Google and Apple - they're gargantuan companies outside of the mobile biz. Canonical... is not.
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by synicalx 9y ago
Not necessarily a good thing, encouraging people to use software that's been unpatched and out of date for at least 5 years.
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by synicalx 9y ago
From a purely "stuff learned" perspective, conferences are a huge waste. You could furnish an entire team with several years worth of Pluralsight subscriptions for the cost of sending a couple of them to a conference in another st
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by synicalx 9y ago
Kindle Unlimited (although the selection is pretty crappy)
577.
by synicalx 9y ago
So, Wordpress basically?
578.
by synicalx 9y ago
By that logic, most of the under 20's in Australia are all alcoholics. But only on Saturday nights.
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by synicalx 9y ago
If it takes them 5 years to make a reliable, enterprise-ready version of the Surface then thats ok with me
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by synicalx 9y ago
Assessing the reaction and capabilities of a country you might one day be at war against? Seems fairly sane to me even though I don't particularly like Russia nor do I want them to go to war with anyone.
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by synicalx 9y ago
Sub's do sort of do that already to some extent, their whereabouts is not normally a matter of public record - they could be lurking anywhere. If you were ordering submarines around you'd more likely be an Admiral :P
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by synicalx 9y ago
I can just imagine him up there in the plane, listening to Huey Lewis and the News.
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by synicalx 9y ago
We can't even make a proper driverless car yet, let alone multi-million dollar killing machine laden with JDAMS and god only knows what else. Maybe we should let the experts decide what sort of war fighting equipment is needed, and sti
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by synicalx 9y ago
I'd have my money on Waldo 2020, much more loveable
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by synicalx 9y ago
Re the keyboard, if it's anything like the SP3 and SP4 material it will look pretty bad after about 6 months of use. We've got a fleet of about 100 and the keyboards on them all look pretty rough - they also have a tendency to soa
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by synicalx 9y ago
Yesterday might have been the time to short it
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by synicalx 9y ago
Definitely not clickbait, this is a huge movement for any stock and it happened due to genuinely disappointing news from AMD
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by synicalx 9y ago
If it's any consolation, parties in your 20's tend to get old pretty quick - especially if you've been doing it since your... teenies? I'd much rather sit at home with the missus and my cat and make myself some nice cock
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by synicalx 10y ago
IIRC it was always native on macOS, I'm assume this latest patch is no different
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by synicalx 10y ago
About to hit 25 here, should I be worried or should I just start playing roulette more often?
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by synicalx 10y ago
Having studied this myself at great length over the last ten years, Cornwell's book is widely regarded as a joke. I could list off a bunch of reasons here but Casebook covers this all in great detail here - http://casebook.o
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by synicalx 10y ago
I think both would be good, like some mobile apps - free and paid. I hate ads but if it's something genuinely useful I'd be happy to pay a few bucks each month to use it, especially if it's something that will save me money.
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by synicalx 10y ago
So we're off the whole "Trump is a Russian spy" narrative now are we? It's hard to keep up sometimes
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by synicalx 10y ago
Well if it's not true then someone can go ahead and prove it?
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by synicalx 10y ago
> The real question is, why do people put up with such fragile phones? It's technology, the average punter doesn't give it a second thought beyond "What does this device do?".
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by synicalx 10y ago
He was fine, before they finally got him out he was running up and down the plane.
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by synicalx 10y ago
> I keep my door closed most of the time What I wouldn't give for a door... I'm not even allowed to wear headphones, so I get to field constant walk ups whilst listening to an entire high ceiling-ed office full of executive ass
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by synicalx 10y ago
I'm not sure I'd want to employ someone who's got a history of whipping out their nob and shaking it at people in shopping malls.
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by synicalx 10y ago
Mustn't disagree with the hivemind, it bites
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by synicalx 10y ago
No one's going to point out the brand new addition to the English language in this title?

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