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daphneokeefe
5y ago
How timely on St. Patrick's Day. How about people's names that contain an apostrophe? I married O'Keefe. It is just so aggravating.
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5y ago
When I set up a contact, I change the ringtone for them. Then, I ignore calls from non-contacts, which are currently dominated by offers of help with my non-existent student loans (it used to be the warranty on my 20 year old car).
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6y ago
Nope
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daphneokeefe
6y ago
that archive link is also paywalled
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7y ago
How do we think health workers and sanitation workers and police/fire and other vital workers should get to work? Not everyone has 24-hour public transportation available.
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7y ago
That app has great potential, but it's not really ready for prime time. Its rating in Google Play is 3.1 based on over 3,500 votes. Today, they are apologizing for a problem wherein the app reported a 6.1 quake as being located somewhe
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7y ago
I use a browser extension on Chrome called PixelBlock to (hopefully) kill those email tracking pixels. The extension displays a small icon on emails where blocking occurred. This is the description supplied for the extension: "PixelBlo
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7y ago
Nobody has mentioned StartPage.com. I believe that uses Google Search in the background, while not sending your personal data or returning a bunch of advertising garbage.
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7y ago
So you have your paycheck direct-deposited, and you pay all your bills on this account, so Google now knows your income, your rent, your indebtedness, where you have all of your accouts (mortgage, auto loan, credit cards).
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daphneokeefe
7y ago
But wouldn't they just delay the process, appealing forever?
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7y ago
Apostrophed person here. This happens SO often.
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7y ago
SF is not at risk for grass fires and forest fires. It's a big city.
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7y ago
Another way the comment could backfire would be losing karma points here.
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7y ago
There's one in San Francisco on Thursday nights that's all comedy speakers. Boost your confidence and make some fun new friends.
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daphneokeefe
7y ago
We know that FB tracks us just as much as the people who have accounts. But we have less access and fewer rights.
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7y ago
I am speaking of my experience in the US. When I was a senior manager in a Fortune 100 company in the South, I was taken aside by one of my peers, who advised me that I should "speak more deferentially" to my male peers and staff
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7y ago
Women managers are particularly encouraged to phrase their orders in soft terms like "Could you please...?" because otherwise we may be see as harsh, demanding, and the unforgivable "acting like a man". Some of us strugg
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7y ago
What I most disliked about using Slack on a dev team was that there was no way to locate the information later. Suddenly, a discussion about the project requirements or technical implementation would take place. That decision became embedde
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7y ago
> we included what we thought was a trivial nested for-loop problem and virtually nobody could even get started on it. If no one can answer the question, maybe they don't understand it? Maybe there's something unclear in the wa
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7y ago
Big fan of cruises, but only on ships with 200 or fewer passengers (Wind Star, Viking River Cruises and their ilk). I think it's kinda sad that we don't have many cruises along our wonderful American rivers and coasts. You have to
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7y ago
If you rush over to Amazon to download the book on Kindle, you may find that it is broken on all Apple Kindle apps. (See the reviews there.) I found that I was able to get past the fatal error by going to the Table of Contents and clicking
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7y ago
For people unfamiliar with the acronym (from Wikipedia): "A field-programmable gate array (FPGA) is an integrated circuit designed to be configured by a customer or a designer after manufacturing..."
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7y ago
I love Google's Keep for this. It's very simple. Text notes or checklists, organized into major categories (labels). I have a set of shopping lists (grocery, hardware, office supply...), another set of bars and restaurants (by loc
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7y ago
No, that doesn't stop the videos from playing. It only mutes them. You still have the visual interference of the animation, along with unwillingly downloading massive amounts of video data.
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7y ago
What is your contingency plan for when that physical key is lost, stolen or damaged?
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7y ago
This is why many of us use ad blockers.
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7y ago
I am interested in how frequent travelers manage these security measures (especially abroad). For SMS: quickly obtain a burner phone, log in to Chrome, something something SMS or Authenticator? For Authenticator: log in to Chrome on any mac
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7y ago
Can someone explain how TFA (or any security feature that relies on my phone) works when the phone is unresponsive -- dead battery, no cell or internet reception, hardware failure.
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7y ago
After a career in finance, including an MBA + accounting certification, I learned programming at my kitchen table nights and weekends, entirely from books (this was in the '90's). No formal CS education. I didn't perceive an
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7y ago
Totally agree. You have to heed your location. Here in SF, if you look the driver in the eye, you have yielded the right of way to him. Even though state law gives the pedestrian the right of way when they are in a crosswalk.
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