knurdle

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by knurdle 6y ago
I use 1password for passwords, authy for 2FA and I keep the backup codes in keepass synced through cloud storage. It keeps them all separate.
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by knurdle 8y ago
At the first internship I had in the late 90's, part of my job was taking these text files full of data and creating these huge excel reports with them. It was something that would take a few hours to do because of how much data there
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by knurdle 10y ago
I went through quite a few recruiters before finding someone I really liked and trusted and sent me good candidates. What I've learned is that it really comes down to the recruiting firm. The person I ended up using, their firm has inc
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by knurdle 10y ago
It wasn't about the money or the value I got out of it. For me, it was the way I felt like I was treated. It felt like, hey, we've pivoted the company but we still have to support these old users and they are becoming a pain, let&
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by knurdle 10y ago
Hey, maybe Joyent can finally afford to refund the people who supported it when it was textdrive and then went back on their word! Snarky I know but I'm still bitter about how it was all handled..
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by knurdle 11y ago
We have a 2016 Legacy with the eyesight system and I actually use it a lot in traffic. It's really useful in "stop" and go traffic where you're barely moving. I just set the adaptive cruise control and it makes driving f
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by knurdle 11y ago
Great article, I've had a similar setup for years now. An 8 year old readynas that's still running, it's really slow but it works. I do a sync with that and a local desktop with a big external drive. And then I back up that
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by knurdle 11y ago
I had the original doorbot. It never really worked. They made all these promises about features coming up and never delivered. The mobile apps were a disaster and never updated. I finally returned it after trying it for a year which was th
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by knurdle 12y ago
I've been getting something similar from what I assume is a married couple for the past 4-5 years now. From what I've been able to deduce from the emails, the wife has been putting down her husband's email address but consta
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by knurdle 12y ago
Not sure what you mean by won't take your money. Feedly offers a pro subscription.
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by knurdle 12y ago
https://www.jungledisk.com/ Their interface isn't the greatest but it works.
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by knurdle 12y ago
I thought the same thing. Sounds like a classic case of the Dunning-Kruger effect. Maybe they haven't heard of it.
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by knurdle 13y ago
When you type in an amex card number, shouldn't the security code change to show 4 dots? Seems like a simple oversight.
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by knurdle 13y ago
Los Angeles(Culver City), CA - Full-time, permanent - eSalon.com http://www.esalon.com Looking for a junior to senior developer. Someone who gets stuff done, all around developer. PHP, javascript, Mysql, apache, nginx, redis, po
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by knurdle 13y ago
Just to throw another comment in the pool. I've been playing around with computers and writing code now for about 25 years. I've been playing with computers longer than some of the guys I've hired have been alive. They are re
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by knurdle 13y ago
Would have been free on the AWS free tier but I guess if you work for Heroku, that might be a non starter.
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by knurdle 14y ago
I'm really sad to see it go, it's the one service I use more than anything else. Probably more than email.
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Google Reader shutting down(googleblog.blogspot.com)
1964 points by knurdle 14y ago|695 comments
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by knurdle 14y ago
Always in Sync Instantly Everywhere* *Except Android, Windows mobile, etc..
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by knurdle 14y ago
I believe mightytext has actually been around longer than koush's DeskSMS.
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by knurdle 14y ago
I think bittorrents work well for big chunks of static data. Web pages are made out of lots of tiny bits of data that change for a lot of users. Most sites these days use some sort of CDN which gets the data to you probably more efficiently
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by knurdle 14y ago
Good to know when I'm trying to disable the bomb the super villain has planted and I think I have a minute left until it blows up but I really only have 45 seconds left. Oh wait, maybe the bomb timing mechanism is built on the android platf
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by knurdle 15y ago
I would agree with this. But I'm assuming you're a developer and the founders aren't and if they are trying to hire you, you have a certain set of skills they want.
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Help a CyanogenMod dev get a tablet by following TMobile on Twitter.(androidguys.com)
9 points by knurdle 15y ago|0 comments
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by knurdle 15y ago
I totally disagree as well. I've bought my last 2 cars off the internet and it was a really easy hassle free experience. I used zag.com both times. Let the dealers battle it out, pick one you're happy with. No need to go into the dealership
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by knurdle 16y ago
People actually voted this blog post up? How about me having to update itunes every other week and having to d/l 90M each time for a point version upgrade. Hasn't apple figured out how to do patches? I end up updating my mac less because th
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by knurdle 16y ago
In Gruber's world we are.
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by knurdle 16y ago
Must be a slow news day if this is making it to the front page of HN.