tommoor

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   by tommoor 7y ago

   I don't know how they're paying but it's absolutely 100% routed through a server.
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   What's in the $2T Stimulus Package(politico.com)

   2 points by tommoor 7y ago|0 comments
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   by tommoor 7y ago

   > like most videoconferencing Well, if there's only 2, maybe 3 of you – anything beyond that is going to use a server to host the call for reliability.
4. 304.▲
   by tommoor 7y ago

   programming != running a text editor. A lot of usecases involve running a replication of the server environment locally in resource intensive containers
5. 305.▲
   by tommoor 7y ago

   So how long until this is implemented in WholeFoods? :)
6. 306.▲
   by tommoor 7y ago

   It took me months to save $100 as a kid, now seconds of movement on the stock market earns me more money – but I don't regret saving as a kid :)
7. 307.▲
   by tommoor 7y ago

   Indeed, AV is _hard_ – just look at how much people continue to complain about Google Hangouts despite all the resources they have. Quality of connection beats everything else which is probably why Zoom made it to IPO despite terrible UX
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   by tommoor 7y ago

   I have worked remotely for 10 years and raised VC funding for an idea very similar to this in the past – we failed to build a sustainable business, although the product did have a couple of hundred teams that swore by the product. In hindsi
9. 309.▲
   by tommoor 7y ago

   Pretty sure Mint was built on Yodlee, a Plaid competitor
10. 310.▲
    by tommoor 7y ago

    Could you elaborate on how the BSL is "bad for the community"?
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    by tommoor 7y ago

    Seems like all of the other pro Hearthstone players should come together and voice their support at once. It would certainly be fun to see how Blizzard reacts then – shut it all down?
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    by tommoor 7y ago

    Documents are stored in the DB in Markdown, other Image uploads etc go to S3
13. 313.▲
    by tommoor 7y ago

    Nope, you'd use your own postgres database if self-hosting
14. 314.▲
    by tommoor 7y ago

    We've been working on an open source alternative over at http://getoutline.com – it should check a lot of your boxes!
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    by tommoor 7y ago

    It's not, but that doesn't stop sensationalist articles being written… https://nypost.com/2019/08/31/nyc-bicyclists-are-killing-ped...
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    Marketo's munchkin tracker makes sync XMLHTTPRequests by default(twitter.com)

    2 points by tommoor 7y ago|0 comments
17. 317.▲
    by tommoor 7y ago

    so it is.
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    by tommoor 7y ago

    My main takeaway from this was where the hell are they getting that data? A little digging… apparently if you install Avast antivirus they're tracking all of this and selling /providing to Jumpshot - wow. > Baker said Jumpshot’
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    by tommoor 7y ago

    > In the USA, even older cities had all but their city centers designed around cars, and if you look at the top 10 cities, 7 of the 10 saw >90% of their road construction after the invention of the car. I feel like this can be spun as
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    by tommoor 7y ago

    There is no mining, coins are "minted" by approved partners
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    by tommoor 7y ago

    separate doesn't mean they can't be linked.
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    by tommoor 7y ago

    I set up this deadman switch a while back to give access to my parents, rather than delete. Writing the email that would get sent to them in this event was… very difficult.
23. 323.▲
    by tommoor 7y ago

    A fluff piece, devoid of any useful information at all.
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    by tommoor 7y ago

    Now you know Gitlab has this feature
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    by tommoor 7y ago

    But liquids fuels like ethanol are used for MANY more things than just transport – plus the cost of fossil fuels can only go up on any reasonable timeline.
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    by tommoor 8y ago

    Last time I came into SFO through Global Entry there was no passport scan needed, just a quick look in the camera and it printed my receipt to enter the country. I've often thought that border control has the best time lapse of me agin
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    by tommoor 8y ago

    Always best to use a VPN provider in another country ;)
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    by tommoor 8y ago

    I believe so, the aim is to try and protect children from pornography – which seems well intentioned to me whatever you believe of the technical feasibility or the state overstepping it's place.
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    by tommoor 8y ago

    The road to hell is paved with good intentions
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    by tommoor 8y ago

    At this point I wouldn't be booking on a Max for a while just in case they ground them all, if nothing else.