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isarat

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About isarat

Software Developer

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    In the safety perspective, dormant accounts might be prone for exposed passwords (reused passwords, exposed via other services etc.) and easily an attacker can hijack your account.…

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    Comment #22291657

    As described in the article, I believe it's more on the advertising side than beating the monopoly for a great cause.

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    Comment #21498231

    I always had given Firefox another choice, but throws me out of websites, unoptimized websites and font issues etc. stopping me from using it. I really wish Firefox tighten up thei…

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    Comment #20869302

    The privacy aspect of Firefox is great. The containers also a great thing and help us to a great extend. Beyond the privacy aspects, I really wish if Firefox pays attention to litt…

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    Comment #17116840

    I was skeptical about going for subscription. I started when I travelled abroad where I followed Basecamp’s travel tips (handbook). Things have changed when I started using 1Passwo…

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    Comment #15715409

    iOS projects with Fastlane automatically looks for vulnerabilities with the gems installed.

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    Comment #15540827

    I have been a Paw user for 3-4 years now it's super fast and the team delivers new changes without leaving behind the existing user base. Insomnia is good and better option than Po…

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    Comment #15345718

    I have homegrown aliases like 'tags' 'rdel' (git push origin --delete) 'ldel' (git branch --delete) and many more combined with Zsh's (Oh my Zsh)'s several aliases (e.g ggpull, glo…

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    Comment #15345022

    I remember reading the story of an ex-twitter employee who was not very happy about innovating with "140 characters". People learned the art of crafting content with 140 character.…

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    Comment #15269984

    When we say 2%, are we talking about 200 million users world wide and 15 million in the U.S alone? It's worth putting an engineer to fix the codec, IMO. I think it's more of a stra…

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    Comment #13538837

    What press always talks about are the problematic part. In fact these are true too in many cases. Apple has larger goods in it, inherently part of every product. These are getting …

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    Comment #13529080

    Quip is a great product. I don't use it these days. I like everything about Quip except it's unconventional formatting shortcuts. I have tried various markdown based tools both mob…