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sfopdxnonstop
7y ago
"It doesn't work because users are unwilling to go through and tag all their files." This doesn't make sense. They "File -> Save" to a location, right? That's a tag. All metadata is tags. People give fi
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sfopdxnonstop
7y ago
You asked: "Is this common enough a use case?" Then you answered your own question: "Plenty of applications do just this today". So yes, it is a common enough case that it could/should be built into the OS.
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sfopdxnonstop
7y ago
Tags are a strict superset of folder functionality. There's nothing you can do with folders that you can't do with tags. You want nesting? Tags can nest. You want visual clues? Tags can have visual clues. Folders can be and someti
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7y ago
I have a FingerWorks iGesturePad on my desk right now, a 17-year-old device which is still to this day the most advanced multi-touch consumer product. My experience with this product teaches me that multi-finger input is not at all unnatura
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7y ago
username checks out
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sfopdxnonstop
7y ago
Why because of shutdowns? That's fair but most of us up here at this salary level can weather a month or two without pay so long as it finally arrives. I'd be more worried about working for a fascist, even indirectly.
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sfopdxnonstop
7y ago
Sure but we wouldn't go out looking for open doors. If you want me to patrol then you need to pay me.
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sfopdxnonstop
7y ago
No, not barbaric, that's the liability attached to all normal activities. "Knew or should have known" is the standard. Boeing management knew or should have known that selling an essential safety system relying on a single se
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sfopdxnonstop
7y ago
I've always liked veggie burgers. The best ones are as good as very good hamburgers (in a different way). Some others are not so good.
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sfopdxnonstop
7y ago
If it's five lines of code then put the five lines in the abstract.
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sfopdxnonstop
7y ago
Isn't local data a superset of local cookies?
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sfopdxnonstop
8y ago
How much did you win in your lawsuit? I hope it was lots screw then for that.
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8y ago
Oh look, someone arguing for the result of continued monopoly.
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sfopdxnonstop
8y ago
I'll happily blame anything on this evil administration, including this, but the corporatism which led to these deaths predates the American fascist assumption of power.
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8y ago
Nah people complained about software bloat before the internet too. They e been doing that since the invention of compilers.
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sfopdxnonstop
8y ago
We settled this debate in Slashdot in 1998. Your definition is too narrow.
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8y ago
Yes, 51% of evidence. Also known as "random guess plus one percent."
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8y ago
It does if you try a little bit. But, you said truly, not if you don't.
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8y ago
I had an incident on the way out of high school. Mom hired a lawyer and wanted to fight but I didn't g.a.f. I went off to college and didn't look back. Saved the lawyer fee, never cared.
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sfopdxnonstop
8y ago
Huh. Article won't load for me in HN app or in Chrome. Maybe incompatible with traffic filters?
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8y ago
No need to ban them, just tax their use at a level that pays the costs. Want to use a two stroke blower instead of electric? OK, $20 per hour tax. Same with light bulbs.
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8y ago
You're worried for all those people backpacking into remote wilderness to blow leaves. Gotcha.
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8y ago
Yeah it totally sucks when you were accustomed to externalizing your business costs onto others but now you have to pass those costs on to your customers. I mean sucks for the customers, not for you (you earn the same) or for the people no
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8y ago
Yes because that's the same as requiring two passwords. It's even more secure to get three or five. But using the email address serves a different purpose, people rarely forget them.
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8y ago
Too many sites disallow the + thing. It's not a great solution.
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I do what others have said - I have domains and use pre-defined (DreamHost, no catch all) addresses different for most sites. I also define a bunch of generic ones I cam reach for on the go. I have about 150 now. Is it worth it? I don'
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8y ago
Tech solution is Whitelist + Pay To Connect. Anyone on my list rings through. Everyone else can pay to connect, whatever amount I set, and if I like your call I'll whitelist you and refund the money. Email, same.
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8y ago
No. 80 is way too narrow. Forget screen size, it's just not enough for a lot of code lines.
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8y ago
No. It's a virtue signal. Which is fine for him, just not a value shared by you and me.
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8y ago
LOL I have a "Don't Want" section on my resume that says no Windows. And I found such a job! I program on a Mac.
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