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9y ago
They are though, Juicero being a scam or not (it's not, they shipped at straight forward pricepoints). Even "traditional" pressed juice companies are starting to see a crunch, as their evangelical customers ("health nuts
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9y ago
Credit Karma | San Francisco, Charlotte, LA | Full Time, ONSITE | https://creditkarma.com Credit Karma's mission is to make financial progress possible for everyone. We have over 70 million US members and are a true mission
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9y ago
This isn't an issue of freedom of speech. You're allowed to say something, and I'm allowed to respond.
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9y ago
These are words that they think could cause offense to their customers. Fat can be insulting and unflattering.
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9y ago
Credit Karma | San Francisco, Charlotte, LA | Full Time, ONSITE | https://creditkarma.com Credit Karma's mission is to make financial progress possible for everyone. We have over 70 million US members and are a true mission
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9y ago
I'm currently prototyping an alternate approach - using an nrf52 to send readings beacons, and then gathering those beacons with a raspberry pi This has the added benefits of being able to be powered with a solar panel.
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9y ago
>Google entered the self driving cars research, and we have yet to see them driven around. You see their working prototypes flying around mountain view all the time. And, they've been transparent with their progress. People have bee
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9y ago
It's not for the faint of heart or faint of technical skill - different drivers have different behaviors and ways to enter the various capture and raw packet modes needed to do this. Personally, as long as I stick to supported chipsets
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9y ago
Well then, ban drones.
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9y ago
This implies that the bios can be corrupted - the bios shouldn't accept unsigned updates (without an in bios flag being switched first), even from a root-level user on the OS.
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9y ago
Between PHP7, PSR4, and generally good development strategies, the only thing hack/hhvm offers in the near future is being tied to the hip with a single large company that both consumes and produces it. Hack/hhvm were great vision
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9y ago
Credit Karma | San Francisco, Charlotte, LA | Full Time, ONSITE | https://creditkarma.com/careers If you're a scala engineer in sf who knows finagle, we're hiring. Plus, pretty much everything else.
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9y ago
Credit Karma | San Francisco, Charlotte, LA | Full Time, ONSITE | https://creditkarma.com Credit Karma's mission is to make financial progress possible for everyone. We have over 70 million US members and are a true mission
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10y ago
I checked on twitter, but there were no tweets.
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10y ago
USB HDD: a cost saving measure: they already have a usb bus, why add sata on as well? we're talking a platform that's going to last for a decade possibly... arm soc southbridge also not a surprise, xbox one has something similar.
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12y ago
This is well in line with the IndieWeb movement[1]. You'd do well to check out one of their members' brid.gy as well. [1] http://indiewebcamp.com/
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12y ago
GSM arena claims hsdpa. Considering it's the same chipset as the 1st gen means it's probably whatever the 1st gen was, ie no lte
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12y ago
So you're ShowHNing something that you bought...
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12y ago
"Completely prevents the NSA or hackers from monitoring" That is an insane claim.
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12y ago
Yeah, when you have a rootkit that's active, there are signals you can look at to claim from a range of "there is most certainly a rootkit" to "there is a small possibility that there is a rootkit".
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12y ago
I don't believe that. If you're administrator, then by design you have access to pretty much "everything", unless your code is running as SYSTEM, or something crazy like that. iana windows user but this is not passing th
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12y ago
Hey fellow belmont buddy! Just curious, about how old is the building that you were in when the earthquake hit?
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12y ago
ARM doesn't mean "no fan". I can't wait for laptop fans to go away but currently the only fanless laptops you can buy are atom based and all of them outperform their ARM equivalents. When you start getting into "lap
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12y ago
I'm bothered by the usage of "whore of babylon". I feel like that sort of language doesn't belong in a review like this.
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13y ago
Well you said "I" so that's what I assumed you meant. For the effect on you.
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13y ago
Wouldn't a better analogy be "my bank got robbed, and now I'm broke"?
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I think it's more an Amazon naming thing. Their other big made-by-amazon show is called Alphas.
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13y ago
Is visiting a doctor an option?
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13y ago
I think the difference here is use. They're using your personal data for their own gain versus a virus scanner which in theory serves to protect and work for only you.
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13y ago
I would like to know more about his head mounted display, but Google isn't being helpful (or maybe I'm asking it the wrong questions). Anyone have any links?
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