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511.
by tibbon 9y ago
I agreed. Paying with card is fraught with slow terminals, bad card readers, many prompts in a row (Credit or debt, is this the right amount, do you want to donate $1 to something, do you want it all on one card, would you like to sign up f
512.
by tibbon 9y ago
Some of those inaccessible parts of older game maps drove me up a wall as a kid. I'd see a hint of them, and then... how?!?!?
513.
by tibbon 9y ago
As someone who has used password managers and exceedingly long, impossible to remember and cryptic passwords for years; this quite upsets me when sites prevent it
514.
by tibbon 9y ago
I think the fundamental thing we've gotten to is an incredibly ubiquitous kick drum phrasing (4 on floor) and the sounds of a TR-909 kick drum.
515.
by tibbon 9y ago
Ultima Online's alpha/beta era was pretty amazing and chaotic. I miss it.
516.
by tibbon 9y ago
I can't seem to get it to do much. It's a little less intuitive than I'd like. Would like to hit "play" when opening it and have it show me something.
517.
by tibbon 10y ago
Let's say that Twitter isn't doing this; I do know a lot of companies however that will bend to clients $$$, which is really unfortunate. The reason we're willing to believe that Twitter is doing this, is because so many ot
518.
by tibbon 10y ago
Maybe I should grab my field recorder and go make some recordings of my BMW and Hondas...
519.
by tibbon 10y ago
That time == money though. I'm curious how you calculate what's really worth it.
520.
by tibbon 10y ago
And yea, 100% coverage of childcare (or student loans) could help a lot. I don't have kids, but I've heard about those costs being astronomical. If that's too expensive for the company, perhaps starting a childcare program wi
521.
by tibbon 10y ago
Sure, and/or work with a bank to get me better rates, closing costs covered, etc. Some of it could be a signing bonus I guess?
522.
by tibbon 10y ago
Ooof, those rates are indeed pretty low. I get why you're doing it, but could having access to more engineers easier maybe help get you to profitability faster? I find interviewing a bunch of good people, making offers and then havin
523.
by tibbon 10y ago
The first tower/game I started into had a room with no exit. At first I thought it was just a very nihilist game with no progress. I started a new game and that was better
524.
by tibbon 10y ago
After 15 years of using a Mac exclusively for my audio recording/editing/mixing tasks, I'm going to probably build a small Windows system for Ableton Live and Protools for at home. Concerts will still use a Mac, but for havin
525.
by tibbon 10y ago
I moved to OS X for Protools circa 2002, when Windows support for it was just awful. When I build my next studio machine, I think I'm moving back. I need a machine that is large, powerful, and expandable. The Mac Pro isn't this. I
526.
by tibbon 10y ago
Why isn't the state of our water supply a national emergency? In the long term this will affect far more people than whatever terrorist scare Trump is currently worried about.
527.
by tibbon 10y ago
Why will Uber not pull their heads out of their ass and have any moral-basis for operation? It's not like they don't hire a ton of Green Card holders...
528.
by tibbon 10y ago
I've always assumed an investor would want to see the cap table prior to investing (is this true?), but thought it odd that such is hidden from prospective employees. Both are investing, just in different ways.
529.
by tibbon 10y ago
I've worked at several small startups, in the range of seed to C-rounds. Except for the one that I've was co-founder, I never knew when/how to ask or negotiate options things. It always felt like something that was supposed t
530.
by tibbon 10y ago
Any idea why he wouldn't make it effective immediately?
531.
by tibbon 10y ago
Can see on my 2016 MBP Touchbar 15" w/Sierra
532.
by tibbon 10y ago
I do hope they are able to pull this off well. 20 years ago, I could have never imagined decent word processing software in the browser (I remember trying a portable Java version of Word Perfect that was a trainwreck), but now Google Docs i
533.
by tibbon 10y ago
Same on all accounts (including work buying it and those feelings). The keyboard I thought I'd hate, but it's actually so much better than I imagined.
534.
by tibbon 10y ago
A partner of mine had super strong shocks as well from it. Scary. It went on for a while almost any time she's turn quickly
535.
by tibbon 10y ago
The other side to it is that you'll rarely be writing completely new code from scratch in the majority of development positions (especially as a new developer). Being able to dive into someone else's code, think about it, an add s
536.
by tibbon 10y ago
When I was teaching at General Assembly, I always tried to encourage students to read more code. Could you imagine someone studying writing in college without reading a TON of books, analyzing, and critiquing the writing other others? Where
537.
by tibbon 10y ago
One of my last eBay experiences ~9 years ago involved a package forwarding service, but I don't believe there was a scam. I had shipped out a piece of recording equipment. It was packed pretty well- certainly good enough for domestic s
538.
by tibbon 10y ago
I have a similar problem in loud spaces. Given my activities (motorcycling, guitar playing, powertools, etc) I had assumed my hearing was bad, but when I went to an ENT/audiologist for unrelated things I had them give me a good test on
539.
by tibbon 10y ago
I wonder in 3,000 years (after a loss of many records) if they'll be debating a "Burned Man Theory", and trying to figure out why some weirdos kept setting up and burning a man every year in the middle of nowhere.
540.
by tibbon 10y ago
So not really for iOS :/

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