greggman2

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by greggman2 7y ago
I don't understand how HN can complain about Google sucking up data and rarely if ever mention LassPass's terms of service which basically flat out state they share your info to marketers. Effectively they appear to be making mone
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by greggman2 7y ago
You can't have HTTPS everywhere until we can get HTTPS for IoT devices. My router doesn't serve it's configuration screen via HTTPS. How could it? I have to connect to it to configure it before it's on the internet. Same
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by greggman2 7y ago
what is about that site's low contrast. My eyes can barely focus
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by greggman2 7y ago
sounds like you need to do some research into what's actually dirty. hint it's not bathrooms https://www.google.com/search?q=are+bathrooms+more+dirty+tha...
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by greggman2 7y ago
Horrible idea An answer will already decay naturally if it goes out of date as people will downvote it for being wrong. There are plenty of relevent 10yr old questions and answers. Decaying old answers will just make good info harder to fin
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by greggman2 7y ago
IANAL and I'm sure this will get downvoted since people won't like what I have to say. I'd concentrate on the positive rather than the negative, that if you get to work on this project via your employer from this point on you
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by greggman2 7y ago
I am curious how hard a problem it is for the system to figure out what side of the road the driver should be on. Could they put a little arrow or something in the UX so I could point to which side of the street I'm on? Ideally before
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by greggman2 7y ago
Quora ... :(
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by greggman2 7y ago
I loved reading OkCupid's Blog but it rarely matched my experience with the site and the conclusions they reached almost always had other plausible explanations.
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by greggman2 7y ago
There once was a "smart" structured drawing program called Aldus Intellidraw
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by greggman2 7y ago
Japanese culture has used symbols (not kanji, more like dingbats) for at least 20 years if not 30 to 35. They use them in business documents all the time. The most common are probably ●○◎■□▲△▼△. In fact like in the USA a generic name might
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by greggman2 7y ago
If I want to run porn apps on my VR devices what right does FB have to vacuum up that knowledge? If the porn app has a specific sexual orientation why should Facebook get to know that? Facebook should not be collecting this data IMO. Micros
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by greggman2 7y ago
You can add in Fast and Furious 6+ (lol)
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by greggman2 7y ago
Users don't care about most of this. Custom colors? Tell that to Apple's customers who seems to have no problem using a non-customizable OS. Running on obscure hardware configurations? Users don't have those, programmers do.
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by greggman2 7y ago
They're hard to type? On Mac is Cmd-Ctrl-Space on Windows its Win-Period I generally find those against emoji to be unintentionally racist since other cultures have been using various characters for decades if not longer
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by greggman2 7y ago
Why? Did Apple acknowledge all the PDAs that came before iPhone? Did Spotify acknowledge subscription music services like Rhapsody from 2003? Did Flickr mention Smugmug?
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by greggman2 7y ago
Good point. I would love to know why it's not a solvable issue. Not saying it's easy and I'm sure there's multiple reasons, some maybe unsolvable.
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by greggman2 7y ago
It would be nice to know the why's for each of these laws. I'm sure some seemed at the time, or maybe still do have legit reasons. Houses, or rather apartments with a shared kitchen and maybe shared bathrooms are still a thing in
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by greggman2 7y ago
This is one of those crimes I'm curious why the police in certain areas don't do more to stop. SF is the worst place I've been for this. You can literally walk down Folsom street or around Dolores Park and see that every 2nd
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by greggman2 7y ago
https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/ sounds like it might be more appropriate for design questions than stack overflow.
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by greggman2 7y ago
wish they made double or triple decker capsule hotel style beds for long flights.
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by greggman2 7y ago
switches route traffic to other machines on the same switch lowering network congestion between those machines and the rest of the network right ?
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by greggman2 7y ago
because pantoptclick is wrong! you can be in California and using say an iPhoneX and it will tell you you're one in 500k. If you calculate the number of people with their iPhone set to English in the PST timezone (the only things there
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by greggman2 7y ago
my sister solved this joining her local moms club. No idea what support exists for dads
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by greggman2 7y ago
that's a small fly over town in my book. You can walk from one side to the other in an hour. first time I went to Austin I was shocked at how small it is. Drove in , 14 blocks and a few minutes later drove out. It might be #11 in the U
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by greggman2 7y ago
> The same goes for almost every new cyber attacks out there. It does? Back when the press mostly meant a few big companies in your own country it was easier to suppress info. Now for example the US government might be able to ask CNN&#
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by greggman2 7y ago
Found out there's a w3 working group trying to come up with solutions https://www.w3.org/community/httpslocal/
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by greggman2 7y ago
I wasn't trying to single out girls, only that it's an observed pattern that young girls (teens) talk to their friends constantly. It used to be with a phone, now it's probably via multiple ways. AFAIK the same pattern does n
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by greggman2 7y ago
Examples of companies or projects that ban exceptions Google, and therefore Chromium https://google.github.io/styleguide/cppguide.html Mozilla, and therefore Firefox https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org&#
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by greggman2 7y ago
I somewhat value realism, the problem is the control interface on PS4/XBox/PC games is never remotely real and so I need concessions to that fact that. Something that would be second nature in real life manipulating real objects w

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