kpwags

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by kpwags 3y ago
Because it's incredibly difficult and no one can agree on what the "right" solution is. https://www.techdirt.com/2019/11/20/masnicks-impossibility-t...
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by kpwags 6y ago
That when we look up at distant stars, nebulas, & galaxies and the like...we are looking back in time. What we see could have been gone for decades, centuries, or longer.
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Apples App Store polices are bad but its interpretation and enforcement is worse(theverge.com)
2 points by kpwags 6y ago|0 comments
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by kpwags 6y ago
I host the generated static pages on S3
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by kpwags 6y ago
Jekyll hosted on AWS
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by kpwags 7y ago
Location: Philadelphia Suburbs Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: .NET, JS, Node, React, SQL, HTML/CSS Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ba2g5q02hhezcq3/Resume.pdf?dl=0 Email: kei
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by kpwags 7y ago
I noticed I got one the other day. It was an aliased email tied only to LinkedIn. I was wondering the same thing, especially since I've since changed the email since the 2012 breach.
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by kpwags 7y ago
Vietnam: An Epic Tragedy, 1945-1975 by Sir Max Hastings Great account of the history of the conflict in Vietnam up to and including the Vietnam War
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by kpwags 7y ago
This is certainly a very good reason to not put your work account on your personal phone, but my primary reason not to is that it's my device and I pay for the service. If my company needs me to be available beyond my 9-5 workday, they
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by kpwags 7y ago
I like it, but I have a weird bug. It could have something to do with some of my extensions, but every time I open the new Twitter on Firefox, it has me logged out...but if I refresh the page, I'm back to being logged in and I can brow
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Facebook denies allegations that you make friends on Facebook(arstechnica.com)
1 points by kpwags 7y ago|0 comments
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by kpwags 7y ago
I seem to recall Gmail doing this a couple years ago. I was working for a marketing company at the time and there were questions as to how we'd track metrics for Gmail addresses since Google would essentially "open" every ema
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by kpwags 7y ago
Location: Philadelphia Suburbs Remote: Highly Preferred Willing to Relocate: No Technologies: .NET, Javascript, HTML/CSS, SQL, React, Node.js, PHP Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/o25p4zuiy1ij9u6/Resume.pdf?d
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by kpwags 7y ago
This is why people should be legally allowed to remove the DRM from the items they purchase. I see no reason why I shouldn't be able to remove the DRM from the books I buy for my Kindle or the like. Assuming I don't share them wit
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by kpwags 7y ago
So I guess this car can't be garage kept?
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by kpwags 7y ago
Does OneDrive encrypt data for personal users? Last I saw they only encrypted business accounts.
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by kpwags 7y ago
Location: Philadelphia, PA Suburbs Remote: Yes/Preferred Willing to Relocate: No Technologies: .NET, C#, Javascript, HTML/CSS, Some Node.js, Some React, SQL Email: keith -at- kpwags.com Resume: https://www.dropbox.com&#
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Why NASA’s audacious return to the Moon just might work(arstechnica.com)
3 points by kpwags 7y ago|0 comments
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by kpwags 8y ago
I can understand some of the frustration, especially for those making just shy of $15 before the raise, but even if the raise is only from $14 to $15, that still is around $2,000/yr (assuming 40 hour work week) that is guaranteed the w
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by kpwags 8y ago
That layout is how my house is laid out. The guest room is hardly used, but my wife works remotely, and I like to play around with side projects, so the office is quite useful. For me personally, it's nice to have the room set aside fo
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by kpwags 8y ago
I guess that kind of makes sense, since my house was built in the 1950s. It doesn't feel all that large though. I will admit that I might be a little skewed given that comparing my house to the others in my neighborhood, it's on t
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by kpwags 8y ago
I have a 1300 square foot home with 3 bedrooms & 1.5 bathrooms. While my wife and I don't have kids, I'm happy with the size. Anything bigger and I feel like it'd be overkill for us. I wish the floorplan was a little more
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by kpwags 8y ago
Location: Philadelphia Suburbs, PA Remote: Highly Preferred Willing to Relocate: No Technologies: .NET (C# & VB.NET), SQL, HTML/CSS, Javascript, PHP. Currently teaching myself Node.js and React. Resume: https://www.dropb
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by kpwags 8y ago
I'd be happy with a feed that is in chronological order, even with ads & promoted tweets, so log as it does not include: - "what I missed" - follow recommendations - the likes of who I follow - show me their retweets, not
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by kpwags 8y ago
I wonder how many people use stuff like this to cheat the system? I remember seeing someone on reddit bragging about attaching their Fitbit to a reciprocating saw to get more steps than his wife. I couldn't figure out why it was that i
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by kpwags 8y ago
This seems rather anti-competitive. It'd just be a matter of time until Netflix, etc. only run well on the upgraded speed. Here's hoping someone takes this to the FTC and gets this stopped. I wish I were a little more hopeful.
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by kpwags 8y ago
Yeah, that's why I just use the mobile website. Does everything I want without giving it wide-ranging permissions to my phone and data
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by kpwags 9y ago
Occasionally. But mostly just for deals for places I'm likely to go to anyway.
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by kpwags 9y ago
I'd imagine Mozilla would put in a flag to enable/disable this item, leaving it up to the user as to which they would prefer. Comcast probably wouldn't offer this option...or if they did, they'd charge you more for it.
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by kpwags 9y ago
Live by the algorithm...die by the algorithm

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