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yellowfish
5y ago
many inappropriate relationships and sexual advances on employees while he was at microsoft edit: you downvote this but cry about horrible the treatment of women at companies like Blizzard, get real it's the same thing except creepybil
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yellowfish
5y ago
lotus notes, and a fill in for creepybill at microsoft for a while
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yellowfish
5y ago
> Deaths have absolutely plummeted From my experience it can take a month or two until the plug is pulled, a lot of people who are discharged to LTACs also don't make it but it takes a bit
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yellowfish
5y ago
the weekly posts like this always come off as self-centered to me, whining about how the world revolves around the author and how it really should've created the perfect community for them and sent it over without any effort on their p
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yellowfish
5y ago
honestly why develop for safari anyway? you can't really complain about apple if you keep bending over backwards to support their software
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yellowfish
5y ago
Ah yeah it could be clearer I suppose, fwiw just using NBCOlympics.com and signing in with youtube tv (which I share with the rest of my fam.) is what I've been doing; I've heard of others using a ~$10/mo promo on sling and
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yellowfish
5y ago
nbc's website has both of those, thats what i've been using anyway
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yellowfish
5y ago
I think you're right, looking back on it my comment was kind of pointless
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yellowfish
5y ago
Are you just trolling?
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yellowfish
5y ago
I don't see how it's a weird opinion, I'm also speaking for myself others are free to enjoy the platform if they want I don't care
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yellowfish
5y ago
Neat, but I still wouldn't touch oculus with a 10 foot pole especially when cameras in my home are invovled
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yellowfish
5y ago
'as developers' don't speak for me, if you want to sell a book in a different way do it yourself ffs As a developer I'm buying the physical copy, like I did the previous revision ( which is great btw )
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yellowfish
5y ago
the more outcomes the better the learnings my friend
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yellowfish
5y ago
I think it's easier to bring people down to the same level rather then bringing them up to it
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yellowfish
5y ago
Is that a bad thing? sw-developers are grossly overpaid to the point it's damaging
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yellowfish
5y ago
lol
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yellowfish
5y ago
there's nothing wrong with ads on stuff like this; televisions aren't sacred ground.
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yellowfish
5y ago
Yep, and TBH if anyone has first hand experience with the importance of messaging app security it's their current CEO
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yellowfish
5y ago
Mozilla has been known to be pretty iffy when it comes to 'opt in' ( the mr. robot tie in .. etc )
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yellowfish
5y ago
Why wouldn't it be?
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yellowfish
5y ago
It's just teams replacing skype and easy enough to disable, the issue with IE was strong arming I doubt Microsoft is going to strong arm slack at any other level.. same goes for Onedrive/iCloud
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yellowfish
5y ago
Windows works well enough for me it's just a tool
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yellowfish
5y ago
I think amazon's appstore is free of google play services which could be a big reason
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yellowfish
5y ago
more likely it's so there's a legal ability to prevent someone from flying drones around if they are causing problems
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5y ago
I thought WebTV was on to something big, in my mind more people would be spending time in interactive environments/encyclopedias and playing with 3d toys in their living rooms instead of passively watching television now people watch m
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yellowfish
5y ago
> Or, idk, I'm blind because I think Apple products are so > great. The latter most is probably more likely. Isn't Microsoft already shipping AR headsets to the US Army? if anything they are the leaders in the space anyway,
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yellowfish
5y ago
It depends on the work, there are a lot of dev jobs out there that are boring tech, boring co-workers, boring managers, boring problems
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yellowfish
5y ago
Google's opinions on anything are overrated