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by wapz 10y ago
Was this the Korean (whichever of the companies) airlines crash? I didn't read up too much into it after the fact.
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by wapz 10y ago
We took our cat outside and she stayed at the door for about 20 minutes. Then she walked about 15 feet to the bicycle rack and stayed there for another 10 minutes before we took her back in.
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by wapz 10y ago
Don't you have to train your cat almost everyday? And a 2 week break and the cat "forgets" almost everything? I have a cat and dog and I've trained them both. Getting the cat to come to us has been far more difficult tha
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by wapz 10y ago
> The money will allow the CLSEPA to hire several additional lawyers, and is expected to help 2,500 residents over the course of three years. 3.1 million will go to mostly lawyers to fight for current tenants? Isn't it legal to ev
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by wapz 10y ago
I think a lot of people confuse passionate with "coding during your waking hours." I would say I'm very passionate about the code I write and enjoy solving problems, however I barely do any coding on my own. I've had pro
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by wapz 10y ago
Ahh thanks for the clarification. Your logic makes a lot of sense. I believe there was a study that showed pesticides may cause cancer (it was probably done in mice or something) from a long time ago but this is just the top of my head so
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by wapz 10y ago
Except he also mentions banks and health data apps as being vulnerable.
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by wapz 10y ago
Are you stating that death from cardiovascular disease would be higher (or lower) from people who don't eat fruits/vegetables which means they have a "lower" chance of getting cancer? My guess would be that they didn&#x2
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by wapz 10y ago
Snapchat is terrible on Android. I'm surprised it got so popular (when FB had a real heavy Android app I feel like a lot of people were using the web interface instead).
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by wapz 10y ago
Maybe if he spent over $.20 his actual balance would overflow to 42M. Just imagine that (and how poor their programming would have to be)!
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by wapz 10y ago
Do you think the loss of business was partially because your company chose .co instead of something else like .io? I could see myself mistaking .co with .com but not .io.
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by wapz 10y ago
I'm guessing the domain doesn't bring customers. Your product brings the customers.
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by wapz 10y ago
Do people just browse Imgur or what is there to do? I've never gone to the site other than to upload or through a link (mostly from Reddit).
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by wapz 10y ago
I'm still fairly new to HN but I love the quality of posts and expertise in almost every technical thread.
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by wapz 10y ago
Wow and it still didn't work out, eh? I currently have a two year old and my wife and I have 0 time with just the two of us. I think we went on one "date" in the last two years so things have been real tough (and only one chi
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by wapz 10y ago
I'm not following this particular settlement so I'm not sure if it has to do specifically with full-time employment vs contractors, but in general the main advantages of full-time are things like paid time-off (including sick leav
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by wapz 10y ago
Did your brother and his ex-wife continue those things after having the kids? Or did it stop with the kids?
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by wapz 10y ago
I just noticed the app I used with parse did exactly what you said (gave the client full access to database writes). My app only held "public" data and no passwords, emails, or sensitive data, but I was wondering how you manage to
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by wapz 10y ago
There is a bigger restaurant in China I think that served noodles.
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by wapz 10y ago
You can still browse from the computer and add to your watch list IIRC (I used netflix a long time ago).
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by wapz 10y ago
Isn't the third of the price of an office still quite a substantial amount of money? Can I ask what kind of space you get? I always imagined a small desk or cubicle for each person (individual renting). I ran my own business for awhile
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by wapz 10y ago
Okay well that kind of makes sense thanks. I use google all the time for gmail, analytics, admob, google searches, etc, but there are alternatives to all of it.
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by wapz 10y ago
You should check out typera.net for in my opinion, more realistic typing tests. I just tried the 10 fast fingers test and got 750 on my first try on a cheap keyboard (I maxed out at a tad over 700 on typerA where it uses random sentences al
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by wapz 10y ago
Thank you for the downvotes, I appreciate it. Now would someone mind explaining how you can be dependent on Google for your job?
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by wapz 10y ago
How are you dependent on Google for your job? Do you work for google?
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by wapz 10y ago
They really shouldn't be punished; they probably don't know better. You can offer friendly advice if you think they're in a bad position.
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by wapz 10y ago
I already stopped visiting sites that had background audio autoplay. I don't think sites will get more traffic if they pick that up.
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by wapz 10y ago
Is there that big of a security risk if they can read the contents of your clipboard? The only example I can think of is if the app is a webview that you use to login to sensitive accounts and it scans the page for a login/password fie
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by wapz 10y ago
Yeah the commute is fixed by working remote which I plan to look for in my next job. I have a family and my wife has a 5 minute commute and my son's school is 10 minutes away. I decided I'd do a long commute instead of everyone co
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by wapz 10y ago
Thanks for the great suggestions. When I get home and after finishing the home tasks, I go to my desktop (standing desk) and full-sized keyboard, large monitor, etc. That's probably why the times I've tried to code on the train ha

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