eddiecalzone

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by eddiecalzone 1y ago
Sarcasm, ha
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by eddiecalzone 3y ago
> the USPS is financially self-sustaining. Sarcasm I hope? https://thehill.com/opinion/congress-blog/4138391-the-usps-n...
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by eddiecalzone 3y ago
Postmaster Dejoy began dismantling critical sorting machines, reducing and limiting overtime, &c only 6 months into lockdown, well before there was a COVID vaccine. Knowing full well the problems it would cause. For example, many remote
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by eddiecalzone 4y ago
Remarkable does not have any lighting. Its use case seems to be annotating in a well-lit room. Kindle does not support epub without conversion. I have a Kobo Forma. Waterproof, light, great physical buttons, an 8-inch screen, 4:3 aspect (li
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by eddiecalzone 5y ago
Also "Now Everybody's Me" by Dead Milkmen. https://youtu.be/by970PgeHk8
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by eddiecalzone 5y ago
Meaning Texas has the highest speed limits in the country
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by eddiecalzone 5y ago
Are they, though? So many trucks, SUVs, and other cars that don't have sloping windshields. Also, I would expect even pastier windshields given that the nationwide speed limit was 65mph until 1995, and it took years for states to nudge
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by eddiecalzone 5y ago
Rally Health | Multiple openings: Back-end (Scala/Play), Front-end (React), Security, Devops, test automation, Engineering Managers, Product Managers, Network Engineers, others | Chicago, DC, San Francisco, others | Full-time, REMOTE o
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
_Solely_ responsible? No, of course not. https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=russian+covid+disinformatio...
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
The Constitution was ratified before anyone accepted that germs cause disease. Even if it weren't, I doubt they'd have had the foresight to predict the vast number of radicalized buffoons who would demand the "freedom" t
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
> You get a lot of that on Mac though (well, less so on the gaming front, but Macs have some apps that aren't on Windows too). But that's "real" Linux, so you don't have to spend time installing GNU tooling or fi
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
Reminds me of this snippet of an hour-long call to cancel service. “You don’t want something that works?”; “So you’re not interested in the fastest internet in the country?”; “I’m really ashamed to see you go to something that can’t give yo
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
I'm curious what you notice is missing in terms of feature parity. I'm mostly a back-end developer (not diving into devtools very often) and switched a year ago. I'm much happier and haven't looked back.
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
I'd also add Quality Assurance to the list. The QA person on our team started out as an engineer and is much happier now (and damn good).
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
I use 'briss' to trim PDF margins from a laptop, then send to a Kobo Forma (8-inch 4x3 screen) and read using the open source 'koreader', which also works with Remarkable. I was reading on an iPad mini before (same exact
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
It sounds pretty basic from what other commenters are saying, but you can install koreader, which is outstanding (and also supports PDF, DjVu, XPS, CBZ, FB2, PDB, TXT, HTML, RTF, CHM, EPUB, DOC, MOBI): https://github.com/kor
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
Of course not. That wouldn't be an apple-to-apple comparison.
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
I'd love to see an eInk display on the exterior of a clamshell like the Razr or Samsung Z-Flip/Fold. It'd be perfect for always-on notifications.
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
For a better PDF experience, you might want to try 'koreader'. The native PDF support on my Kobo Forma was so bad I was ready to return it, before finding this. It's an open source PDF/epub reader that you can install on
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
Rally Health | Multiple openings: Back-end (Scala/Play), Front-end (React), Security, Devops, test automation, Engineering Managers, Product Managers, Network Engineers, others | Chicago, DC, San Francisco, others | Full-time, REMOTE |
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
Check out Moom. You can save window layouts and replay, save window positions and apply them to any app, arbitrarily move, maximize to a range with a customizable margin, etc etc. https://manytricks.com/moom/
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
Wow, that's a great service your company provides!
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by eddiecalzone 6y ago
Rally Health | Multiple openings: Back-end (Scala/Play), Front-end (React), Security, Devops, test automation, Engineering Managers, Product Managers, Network Engineers, others | Chicago, DC, San Francisco, others | Full-time, REMOTE |
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by eddiecalzone 7y ago
From the article: > Apple may launch an operating system for AirPods in 2020, and apps like TTYL and Yac are already creating buzz as audio-first applications. Apple being Apple, this integration will likely only work with airpods. But I
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by eddiecalzone 7y ago
Interesting! Do foam earplugs work for you (expanding in the ear)? If so, Comply makes foam tips to fit various models of earbuds.
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by eddiecalzone 7y ago
That got dark quick
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by eddiecalzone 7y ago
This! I had Fitbit before, but it stopped syncing (common story). I love the Garmin - nicer hardware, software, flawless syncing, lots of integrations with other apps which is nice. https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/
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by eddiecalzone 7y ago
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by eddiecalzone 7y ago
Rally Health | Multiple openings | Multiple Locations | Full-time, ONSITE & REMOTE | https://grnh.se/3c0276841 Multiple openings for back-end (Scala/Play, all levels welcome), front-end (typical React stack, Androi
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by eddiecalzone 7y ago
Rally Health | Multiple openings | Multiple Locations | Full-time, ONSITE & REMOTE | https://grnh.se/3c0276841 Multiple openings for front-end (typical React stack, Android/iOS, etc), back-end (Scala/Play, all

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