ErnestedCode

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by ErnestedCode 6y ago
If I had to guess, it was an internal job from a disgruntled employee with access to hijack users’ email address. Change their email address, reset password, open the email and then you can login. They might also need access to change the 2
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by ErnestedCode 7y ago
> I gather that these are beginning to come into existence for taxi companies There is a lot of value in having only one or two major players in this space. I often travel and use Lyft or Uber to get around. If you have to Google 3 compa
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by ErnestedCode 7y ago
They still teach Romeo and Juliet in schools, right? Couldn't their deaths have been prevented with a quick text message?
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by ErnestedCode 7y ago
They should be required to clean the ocean of 100x the amount of waste that was dumped in addition to a $200M fine.
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by ErnestedCode 8y ago
I believe this will be the first iteration of autonomous truck driving. > Then, truckers could go to work 9-5 and be home for dinner with their families every night. You seem to indicate this will be good for the drivers, but it won&#x27
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by ErnestedCode 8y ago
I'm American and I learned to drive in a stick shift. My first 13 years of driving was with a stick. But it got to a point where it was just too difficult to find a stick version of the cars I wanted to get, so now I drive automatics.
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by ErnestedCode 8y ago
Definitely a PR move. What 14 year-old is running a lemonade stand? I would guess there will be zero claims made.
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by ErnestedCode 8y ago
> First by forcing them to use Windows Mobile (or Windows Phone, or whatever it was called) when it was clear to all they needed to go with Android There's no way that Microsoft bought Nokia to concentrate on making that tiny hardwa
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by ErnestedCode 8y ago
That sounds like more of a zoning issue. You can't just build an apartment somewhere because you own the land.
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by ErnestedCode 9y ago
Are you talking about people adjusting their clocks and their bodies to accommodate the change in time? Very few people have a big problem with that. The problems arise when accommodating the change programmatically in code. How many time
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by ErnestedCode 9y ago
I don't think programmers hate DST per se. I think they just hate having to write code that has to support the time change in general. If it doesn't change, it's not really different than just keeping it at Standard Time.
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by ErnestedCode 9y ago
That will work until Elon Musk opens his Mars settlement. Then we will have to rename "Universal Coordinated Time" to "Earth Coordinated Time" and have separate "Planet Times".
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by ErnestedCode 9y ago
I suppose the cost benefit depends on whether they stay in the store charging their laptops longer because of that 10 second delay. If the customer plugs in their laptop at 1pm and plans to leave at 1:30pm, then at least they'd be mak
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by ErnestedCode 9y ago
"Liang is one of the lowest-ranking executives charged so far."
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by ErnestedCode 10y ago
I'm guessing that the customer service rep has no idea what the term "User-Agent" refers to. He just saw the word "Linux" in the post and then replied with a canned response.
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by ErnestedCode 10y ago
"I know this is priority 1, but is it priority 1A, 1B, or 1C?"
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by ErnestedCode 11y ago
So...they surrendered?
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by ErnestedCode 12y ago
But the 10-key on the left-hand side is near useless. Most people who use the 10-key are trained to use it with their right hand. It's better to just get a keyboard without a 10-key at all, put the mouse on the right and if you'
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by ErnestedCode 12y ago
"that and $3 would buy [you] a cup of coffee." That really sounds like a dick thing to say. Even if it were true (which I don't believe it is), It sucks to have someone who is in charge of writing your performance reviews sa
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by ErnestedCode 12y ago
It's like saying "You don't need a web browser at all -- See how we can navigate the web using cURL!"
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by ErnestedCode 12y ago
Arrested Development reference -- 07734 => hello => Annyong