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by tfe 13y ago
I've had a very similar experience. I migrated to a new Mac using Migration Assistant and Arq no longer sees my long backup history, and is trying to back up everything anew. I was never given the option to "adopt" the old ba
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by tfe 13y ago
Isn't this mitigated by the 100MB limit while on mobile data?
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by tfe 13y ago
The difference is that I trust Amazon far more than those other companies you mentioned. If they go out if business or even change their "unlimited" policy, you're exposed until you can get your 2TB re-uploaded to another pro
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by tfe 13y ago
Does anyone maintain a list of sites/services that support two factor auth? I'd like to be able to go through a list and make sure I have it enabled for all services where I have an account. All the articles I've found are at
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by tfe 13y ago
Oh, I was on that train. Ended up missing my flight.
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by tfe 13y ago
To be fair, in a lot of those "curvature of the earth" pictures, the apparent curvature comes from the wide-angle lens more than actual curvature of the earth.
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by tfe 13y ago
I think the fuel thing is just an inconsequential side-effect of having their aircraft based at Moffett. It's not like there is a commercial vendor selling fuel at Moffett, so of course they bought it from the only place available on t
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by tfe 13y ago
I had this service for about two months and just cancelled it. My reasons were: 1. They weren't picking up my mail or delivering my magazines/packages with the consistency that they promised. This gradually eroded my trust the more times I
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by tfe 13y ago
I think it's the best of both worlds. If I can have four files open side-by-side and see a reasonable slice of each, I think that's a win.
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by tfe 13y ago
If you watch the video of the two AT&T engineers, they basically say that they just had the idea; their (unnamed) vendor actually did the work to see if it was feasible and designed the antenna.
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by tfe 13y ago
People probably said the same thing about email and office apps 10 years ago.
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Uber parks snarky targeted billboard truck outside of Lyft office(files.toddeichel.com.s3.amazonaws.com)
1 points by tfe 13y ago|1 comments
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Leap Motion ship date delayed to July 22(techcrunch.com)
2 points by tfe 13y ago|1 comments
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by tfe 14y ago
The rule of thumb that I've heard is that you should look for 2x your hourly-ized salary.
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by tfe 14y ago
I don't understand why you would use LaTeX to lay out a poster. It just doesn't seem like the right tool for that kind of job to me. I concede that I may be missing something though, since everyone else seems to like it.
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by tfe 14y ago
Yes, but Safari Reader saved the day for me.
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by tfe 14y ago
I'm aware. Question still stands.
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by tfe 14y ago
How can this be allowed by their merchant agreements with the card companies?
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by tfe 14y ago
Though I agree the timing of the request is kind of odd given the circumstances, I can say that I wouldn't be comfortable hanging up my own coat in First/Business, as the coat closet is under the purview of the FAs and not really a place fo
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by tfe 14y ago
I think it's less about money and more about stuff like: - backup power for emergencies - allowing attempted engine restarts in the air - allowing the airplane to be self-sufficient should it be forced to land somewhere without ground equip
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by tfe 14y ago
These batteries (or more often, ground power) are used to first start a small turbine engine in the tail (APU) which generates the compressed air used to start the main engines. Further reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auxiliary_power
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by tfe 14y ago
I have used it in SF a couple times, and it's been a poor experience every time. They only have one location. The cars are not very well cared-for. I've never been able to get out of the parking garage without a hassle. The fuel card was mi
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Police drone crashes into police SWAT team(salon.com)
4 points by tfe 14y ago|0 comments
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by tfe 14y ago
Be sure you're logged out to see it.
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TaskRabbit homepage redesign(taskrabbit.com)
1 points by tfe 14y ago|1 comments
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by tfe 14y ago
I think you mean B&H?
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by tfe 14y ago
Isn't that how our economy works?
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by tfe 14y ago
To stretch the airplane analogy some more, it's interesting to think about how breaking contact with the ground allows you to accelerate faster, because you're no longer spending any thrust to overcome rotational friction of wheels on runwa
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by tfe 14y ago
I tried them and the results were not great. They didn't OCR it (though I think they do now?) and the resulting PDF was pretty much unreadable on my Kindle.
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by tfe 14y ago
Looks like they also need to work on scaling their blog. Google cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:www.cra...

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