smartt

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by smartt 8y ago
If you only want to receive mail at aliases it's easy: just setup an email catch-all on your domain ;-) To send is another matter; and unfortunately, I haven't found a way to easily do this with fastmail.
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by smartt 9y ago
FWIW, I switched my order to the stripped-down "angel" and did eventually receive it but it was non-working junk. Some sensors didn't work; others produced garbage for data. So disappointing.
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by smartt 9y ago
I'm in the same boat. I backed the original Ubuntu Edge indiegogo campaign, but it never happened. And I would check the site periodically to see if there was a phone that shipped/worked in the States (and there never was) or if i
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by smartt 10y ago
Just to be clear, Google Fiber in Austin is more marketing than reality. A small area of town has it--most do not. And while the other players have now introduced fiber, their coverage is also limited to select neighborhoods. So, I don&#x
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by smartt 10y ago
I loved the size, weight, and screen of the MacBook instantly, but put off getting one after reading all the flak about it not being usable for "real work". Heck, I've even heard sales people at the Apple Store say it. But ev
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by smartt 11y ago
And http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1307068/ Seeking a Friend for the End of the World
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by smartt 11y ago
Completely agree. It's unfortunate how many Americans don't realize how poorly they're treated as employees. I don't think it even becomes obvious until you've traveled globally and had children.
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by smartt 11y ago
True, but this is an edge case that is unlikely given the toll that pregnancy takes on a woman's body and the challenges for the family. If you have kids, can you honestly say that you think this would be a good thing to try? Another
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by smartt 12y ago
It's definitely not common. Partly because $120k doesn't go as far as you'd think if you live in a nice city, and partly because not everyone wants a Porsche. If you're into cars, and really wanted one, you could be dr
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by smartt 13y ago
I'm curious about this "bad, bad idea" theory too. For our site, I have a handful of hard-coded scoring functions that the site can select from based on search context, and it's far more supportable and debuggable than s
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by smartt 13y ago
Kirkus Reviews ( https://www.kirkusreviews.com/ ) - Austin, TX I'm hiring for a DevOps/Backend Support/Developer role at Kirkus. This person would take over day-to-day operations of the infrastructure (ie., monitoring, scaling, backups, sec
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by smartt 14y ago
It's not crazy expensive compared to the value of the labor you're automating; but yes, it's steep for an individual if you're not yet producing revenue. For something similar (and priced differently), we use software from http://emsoftwar
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by smartt 14y ago
Didn't the old Makerbot print at 100 microns? The notes about the THE FREE UNIVERSAL CONSTRUCTION KIT http://fffff.at/free-universal-construction-kit/ referenced this as a limitation when trying to print LEGOs.