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velobro
8y ago
As someone who commutes via bike to work, this terrifies me.
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velobro
9y ago
I use Quiver ( http://happenapps.com ) Latex, markdown, code cells with full syntax highlighting for dozens of languages. File format is JSON based so an entire work notebook can be thrown in version control and shared between a t
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velobro
9y ago
Let's not forget that it isn't just one policy agency wanting to buy these. It's every single department, in every single city, in every single state. That's thousands, if not tens of thousands, of departments buying the
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velobro
9y ago
$36 yearly $3 monthly $.75 weekly $.10 daily So, um.... I can literally walk around SF for 5 minutes and find a dime on the ground and then pay for 1Password. How in the world is that too expensive?
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velobro
9y ago
Sigh. Yet another Rent-A-Car service that people won't use. I'm tired of these countless companies taking up reserved spots in parking lots. Edit: I ride my bike to BART and use it to get into the city 90% of the time. However, it
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velobro
9y ago
I would still be using Facebook if it was the case where they only have what we give it. But that isn't reality. What Facebook actually does is purchase data from hundreds, maybe thousands, of other sources and tie that to your account
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velobro
9y ago
I feel the lawsuit has merit because Facebook acted in bad-faith with the permissions that they were given. For example, if I say yes to the "Allow Facebook to access your pictures" prompt when I want to send a single picture to a
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velobro
9y ago
Structural engineers are liable if the building they design collapses. I don't see why software engineers in safety-critical fields should be any different. "The engineers employed by Jack D. Gillum and Associates who had "ap
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velobro
9y ago
Look, we understand. "If the company is paying for a service they have every right to view everything the employees are doing with the service" But it's still a huge fucking breach of privacy and I my opinion of my company wo
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velobro
9y ago
Microsoft Outlook for Mac has yet another DST related bug. This time, all calendar events will start an hour late on the week of the 11th if you a) have the week to start on Sunday and b) use the 7 day a week calendar It's been fun hav
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velobro
9y ago
Why comment at all if you're simply going to ignore the article and advertise something else?
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velobro
9y ago
Then don't get an Android phone?
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velobro
9y ago
UC Merced's chancellor's pay doubled over a 2-3 year span from 200k per year to 400k. They don't have a problem getting the money to retain talent, they just don't think paying faculty well is worth it
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velobro
9y ago
I think what the comment was trying to say is that there is only one way to get an Apple experience and that's to buy Apple products. For example, I can use Office on my Mac while I can't use Pages/Numbers/Keynote on my
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velobro
9y ago
That's because the Central Valley is basically as conservative as any Southern state. It's the main reason why I left there to move to the bay. I just couldn't handle their politics anymore.
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velobro
9y ago
You sound like a reasonable person
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velobro
9y ago
I'd argue anything from that domain isn't really trustworthy. Especially since the first thing it asked me to do was subscribe to their newsletter and participate in their contests.
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velobro
9y ago
The quality of TV is atonishingly terrible these days. Back when I was a kid I would watch countless documentaries on Animal Planet, Discovery, History, Science, and TLC. Now literally all they show are reality shows.
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velobro
9y ago
This is huge! I work for an IT consulting firm and we have accounts for each client which I store in their unique chrome profiles. Keeps things organized but switching between windows can get tedious at times so having them per-tab is makin
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velobro
9y ago
The system Apple is using is leaps and bounds better than whatever 2d sensor was in that old Android phone
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velobro
9y ago
I want to switch to Firefox because, lately, I've been trying to lessen my dependence on Google and Google services. All I need is a method to easily switch browser profiles!
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velobro
9y ago
Until Firefox has a method to easily switch between profiles, I'll stick with Chrome. I have a few different clients that I have seperate logins for and I like to keep all that completely separate while still only using a single browse
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velobro
9y ago
I don't know why people are trusting the checking service since it was built by the same company that leaked the damn info in the first place. This isn't even taking into account that it's a bare metal WordPress installation
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velobro
9y ago
That's not them having trouble with the UI/UX, that's them flat out now knowing any sort of fundamental computer usage patterns.
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velobro
9y ago
I just got a cat and magsafe has saved my 2015 MBP more times than I can count
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velobro
9y ago
Amazon's last laugh will be when the average consumer gets used to their innovative "checkout-less shopping experience" and forces the smaller B+M retailers to license the technology or risk going out of business.
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velobro
9y ago
You lost me at "provide safe places" because it's apparent what kind of bias you have
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velobro
9y ago
No it's just the only meaningful way to get a raise is to switch jobs
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velobro
9y ago
Twitter could just ban Trump but Twitter needs Trump more than Trump needs Twitter so it'll never happen
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9y ago
This may be an unpopular opinion but I really want there to be leagues with no rules on performance enhancing substances just to see what the human body is ultimately capable of. Michele Ferrari is pretty despised in the cycling scene but t
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