tekklloneer

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by tekklloneer 10y ago
As much as I'm not a fan of the forced automatic update (even on pro), I think your post is extremely mis-representative on multiple levels.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
my personal machine is an xps13, at this point if i had the option to use linux at work (for my dev env) i would have two xps13s maybe the new macbooks will sway me.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
New Intel CPUs with "free" battery improvements. Touch ID Thinner bezel (like the XPS13) where you get more scree nreal estate for less overall size). Skylake has low end 4 core parts which make a huge benefit for people deving wi
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
I viewed some of the reviews. They appear to be spammers or testers. For example, Five Stars By wangchengxuan on July 21, 2016 lalala
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
It's because they probably can't use Google but they wanted a Google. It's a writing device to get around that inconvenient fact.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
Well, because it's a free app, I'm even more wary. That isn't an accusation, btw, just why I prefer email-based logins.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
This gives me a neat idea though: curated corkpages. Basically, I tag people in from twitter and facebook, and they can only post on certain pages.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
I saw this in person at VCF West this weekend. Really interesting to see how values were set in person!
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
The main benefit of wordpress for most users, as I see it, is a way to get simple, user friendly CMS onto their own domain. For me, it's for my handful of non technical users to be able to publish posts and have a central repo for shar
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
I have had the exact opposite experience. As long as you install one of the common security plugins (and not much else), then you're fine. And all those plugins do is ensure things like strong passwords and auth retry lockout. A large
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
There's this tricky edge between "compliant" and "correct". I could build "a box" that takes files and only lets you add new versions, but ultimately it can't enforce me removing its drives and manual
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
I'm sure this is causing some people on HN real, excruciating pain. However, this application was built according to the standards of its day, and I don't know that it's so unreasonable to expect them to hire at 6 figures a d
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
This reminds me of The Dilbert Hole, a profane take on Dilbert's watercooler mirth. Scott Adams didn't take too kindly to it.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
The file access module allows you to modify the buffer - change it to something very large and let it sit for a bit after hitting play.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
Wouldn't have to worry about firing me, I'd quit.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
While I worry about large carriers absorbing small ones, this could be an excellent big step in real competition for bay area internet access.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
I haven't seen heavy adoption of vanity tlds - most companies seem to prefer a convoluted long .com or just link to a business-specific hosting provider in their social profiles, like linking to allmenus from their yelp page.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
I don't really see how this is relevant. It may be flawed, but clowning the CA model is beyond the abilities of the vast majority of attackers.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
Flinging money at the network effect is a great way to lose money.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
Credit Karma | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Full Time | Engineering, Data Science, Marketing We want to help people take charge of their finances. We start by giving them free access to their credit information so they know where they stand
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
If all of my friends (coworkers, work friends, casual acquaintances) are using Facebook for events, and I'm the one insisting they contact me directly, then I feel like I'm being the inconsiderate one.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
Just because you've never experienced doesn't mean it's real. I have experienced it.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
It's plenty comfortable on my kindle touch - it doesnt do fullscreen redraws, so generally if youre comfortable with a tiny bit of typing lag it's fine.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
It's fast enough for IRC and manpages. Way more than fast enough, in fact.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
I spent a second or two thinking about the quotes you used, and I disagree. They're all true and expressing abstract concepts that I find hard to simplify. That last one is definitely pushing it though.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
Yes, by containing the payload and decompressing it. The difference is that by not sandboxing it, that malicious file could also cause its payload to be executed in the permission scope of the decompressor.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
I thought the first one was free - I got lucky, it turns out! I'll definitely be sending another one, my parents really enjoy these kinds of things.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
Their fundamental business model didn't account for and compensate for the incredible amount of risk involved in handling large amounts of money.
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
never mind that "fish" includes rodents in some regions
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by tekklloneer 10y ago
It would be very likely that Apple was following by "the rules".

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