wideroots

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by wideroots 2y ago
So the tool (in this case, Excel) was not the problem but it was the people using the tool. Cool.
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by wideroots 3y ago
and you're basically given to choose either stop backing up your iMessage or pay $1/mo for the extra 50gb
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by wideroots 3y ago
This doesn't explain the case when the author uploaded and downloaded a new file, and there was no big diff in file size. The file size diff only seems to be happening to the author's older video files.
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by wideroots 3y ago
This is happening not only in FAANG companies but also a lot (if not, all) of companies. Unless you are in a hyper-growth company, you are more likely to see this kind of performance management process to continuously review and cut.
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by wideroots 3y ago
> But I think more public media should move their content to their own services (as a way to make a statement)and keep it free. Technically, it's not free. Nothing is rarely free in this world. Our (people working in the US) tax dol
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by wideroots 4y ago
> No it’s not, its the literally the name the government gave those plans. Please re-read the article and my comment. Neither said anything about who named these plans. The fact is that the name itself is misleading people. Also, the art
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by wideroots 4y ago
The fact that these privatized plans have "Medicare" and "Advantage" in their names tricks people regardless of their original intention.
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by wideroots 4y ago
Probably worse for recruiters since they are the first ones to go in markets like this.
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by wideroots 7y ago
kobeomsuk is a Korean furniture making channel
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by wideroots 12y ago
I believe they are already throwing a lot more money to bring more apps. The investment in Cyanogen would be very small compared to how much they throw into app developers and companies to bring more WP apps.
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by wideroots 12y ago
That's what they mean. You are listening/reading into it too much. Every Windows has a number of years for support, and this number can change. The number has never decreased and has only increased in the past because people/
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by wideroots 12y ago
...yea it's easy to say when most people here should know how hard it is to ship any complicated system on multiple platforms. Actually, just making an app work for all major versions of Android could be a nightmare. And...what do you
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by wideroots 12y ago
If Microsoft kills ActiveX in the new browser, it will force everyone to stop depending on ActiveX. You would be very surprised how many websites outside of the U.S. still depend on ActiveX, and these are critical websites like banking and
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by wideroots 12y ago
I will give it a try if the new browser no longer supports ActiveX and has better extension supports similar to Chrome.
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by wideroots 12y ago
works perfectly fine on Chrome, IE, and Firefox.
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by wideroots 12y ago
Very interesting idea to make people contribute more contents...but I'm not too sure how this would change or contribute to the existing paradigm of mobile conversations.
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by wideroots 14y ago
I believe Hotmail/Outlook.com is free. Sure, they make you to pay to remove those ads, but if you use AdBlock on Chrome or Firefox, you shouldn't see those ads. Plus, SkyDrive is so much better than Google Drive. I had too many document com
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by wideroots 14y ago
looks great on IE9 as well :)
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by wideroots 14y ago
As far as I know, every employee gets a MSDN subscription, which comes with tons of Microsoft software for FREE. Plus, they dogfood their own products. They dogfood Windows, Office, Hotmail (or Outlook.com), SkyDrive, etc, and dogfooding is
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by wideroots 14y ago
Plus, if they like it, they might buy a few for their family and friends for the upcoming holiday season!
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by wideroots 14y ago
It's definitely a win-win scenario (maybe win-win-win): 1. Every employee will implicitly/explicitly become an evangelist for Microsoft products. I'm not talking only about the Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 but all the services and apps tha
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by wideroots 14y ago
Ask your boss. Not here.
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by wideroots 14y ago
The constant framework churning? Examples? I personally believe having a robust framework that constantly gets updates and new features is a good sign for the development community. Just comparing the changes happened in .NET to Java framew
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by wideroots 14y ago
We have seen this kind of competition everywhere. It's not about whether human eyes can tell the difference or not. It's about something of product A has higher number than that of product B. This has been the game everywhere (e.g. digital
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by wideroots 14y ago
If I remember correctly, most of Modern UI apps won't be accessible without a Microsoft account.
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by wideroots 14y ago
You can do the registry hack to turn off "ALL CAPS MENU" http://www.richard-banks.org/2012/06/how-to-prevent-visual-s...