MagicPropmaker

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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
Imagine not being able to start a little grass-roots, home-grown social network without millions in capitalization for compliance. That's exactly what Zuckerberg wants.
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
Is it even possible? Or do you basically have to relearn what you missed in Computer Science over the last 6 years. It reminds me of what Dijkstra said about people raised on BASIC in the 70s: > It is practically impossible to teach good
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
I don't understand how they can login for you on any of the popular email providers. Gmail, for example, detects a new computer by cookie and "fingerprint" (ip address, browser, UA, etc). You then get 2fa'd or at least &
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The Israeli Army's Roim Rachok Program for Autistic Teens(esquire.com)
2 points by MagicPropmaker 7y ago|0 comments
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Chinese woman carrying ‘malware’ arrested at Mar-a-Lago(miamiherald.com)
12 points by MagicPropmaker 7y ago|0 comments
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Surprise NPM layoffs raise questions about the company culture(hub.packtpub.com)
4 points by MagicPropmaker 7y ago|1 comments
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PWN2OWN Vancouver 2019: Results(zerodayinitiative.com)
2 points by MagicPropmaker 7y ago|0 comments
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
I used to use Evernote when I was using a "digital ink" product (that also never caught on). I used it for several years and it worked well. But then Micosoft's OneNote got very, very good. And I switched.
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When Ireland Had Two Time Zones(bbc.com)
2 points by MagicPropmaker 7y ago|0 comments
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
So because not all kids are able to grasp these concepts in middle school, nobody can learn it in middle school.
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
Vegetarian is not always “kosher by default”. Grape juice and wine--and products made from them--aren’t kosher by default, for example. And many people hold by cholov or pas yisroel, which means that milk or bread will need special supervis
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
The AP Style Books lists "Saudi" and "Saudis" as the proper way to talk about people from Saudi Arabia.
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
What makes this idea interesting is that it may be frequently possible for him to line up several clients at the same location (at an office, etc) at the same time increasing his efficiency. I would love it if a haircut van came to our offi
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
This is exactly it, and happens in every other industry. The big players will push for regulations, licencing, and standard, ensuring that their next competitor can't come from a few smart people tinkering in their garage or their dorm
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
You are a True Believer.
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
I bet Mickey Mouse can select it!
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
She has to feel some pain, otherwise she would have severely damaged her fingers, toes over the years like people with diabetic neuropathy or leprosy do.
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Emulating blinkenlight front panels with LEDs: Carl makes a PCB for his IBM 1130(youtube.com)
1 points by MagicPropmaker 7y ago|0 comments
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
And most states in the US too. Just rarely enforced. Only a licensed PE can do business as an “Engineer”. (For example have a company with the word Engineer or Engineering in the name).
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
Why was the title changed to something with a misspelled/wrong word "it's" that makes it hard to read?
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
Really? Try Office 365 vs Google Docs and get back to me! There's no comparison. Microsoft is better.
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
If that's what people believe, it's brilliant! Part of the strategy of Apple's resurrection was making people think they were the little guy; the hip, cool alternative for people who "think different." Now Microsoft
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Microsoft mercifully puts an end to April Fools' Day gags(engadget.com)
15 points by MagicPropmaker 7y ago|7 comments
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
Good for Microsoft and their toolchain for finding this. They take security seriously.
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Microsoft: Bad Huawei driver opens devices to 'full compromise'(zdnet.com)
3 points by MagicPropmaker 7y ago|0 comments
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
Apparently this upstanding moral armchair-lawyer on Hacker News wants to comment on an IP theft case by stealing intellectual property! (I'm with you. I pay for my WSJ and don't complain about commercial news sources I don't
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
Giant Bees!
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Will Graphene Replace Silicon?(youtube.com)
2 points by MagicPropmaker 7y ago|0 comments
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
Well, it can help if you want a job at Dell.
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
I'd go one step further. I'd fire the employees who brought it into the company.

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