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by bookshelf11 6y ago
Great question. I think I'd say the big difference is that people, for the most part, aren't putting their/others lives in Garmin's hands when they use their devices. That said, I think they have some hiking/trekkin
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by bookshelf11 6y ago
The pricing on these bug bounties always blows my mind. If this hack had been exploited Tesla market capitalization would've taken a multi-million if not billion dollar hit. And here they are, paying out relative chump change to a guy
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by bookshelf11 6y ago
Spreadsheets is a really interesting one here. I'm extremely curious to see how No Code tools can be used in corporate environments to replace more advanced spreadsheet-driven workflows. I don't think they're going away eithe
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by bookshelf11 6y ago
For general news: WSJ, FT, and Reuters can't be beat imo. They're the best news orgs in terms of both substance and level-headed delivery. Just make sure to skip WSJ's op ed section. It's a dumpster fire, just like NYT&#
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by bookshelf11 6y ago
I use the following. Software Stack: ScreenFlow for recording/editing. iMovie is garbage. ScreenFlow has a really robust set of keyboard shortcuts that makes editing easy. It's also very explicitly built for screencasts, exactly w
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by bookshelf11 6y ago
If the website is run as poorly as that article is written I don't have high hopes. They wait until the 10th paragraph to tell you how the hell it works!
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by bookshelf11 7y ago
Came across this yesterday as well. Was on a slow internet connection and the images failed to load. Pretty neat.