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kenrik

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    Location: Houston TX Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies:iOS (Swift, ObjC) Android (Java, Kotlin), React Native / React, Python Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/docu…

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    Hello fellow Texan.

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    Comment #31372546

    Slack grew their workforce too quickly. Actually the Slack I remember from when it first came out is more or less the same product they have now. I'm not really sure what all of th…

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    > Also the interview was on a Tuesday or something and they said that they were out of money on Friday but were confident they would get more money on Monday. > They wanted me to s…

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    Comment #31357869

    Maybe Elon buys Reddit next /s

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    Comment #31357852

    It'll be a bloodbath if the deal falls through since there was a runup when Elon first started sniffing around. The fact that it's not pegged to the purchase price already shows th…

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    I'm also an owner of an older 182 (1966 - 182K) I agree with you the POH won't really teach someone enough about the aircraft to fly it let alone operate the radios.

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    All planes are required to have the original POH onboard. However those don't really tell you how to fly the plane it's more focused on things like Vspeeds minimum flap extension s…

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    Pilot here: It could help with some familiarity but generally in MSFS you can get away with ignoring the gauges and just mess around. The tutorial might gloss over some of it. Havi…

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    Yeah it sucks I thought I was going to have fun tonight but the script kiddies had to go and ruin it by hosing the machine.

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    Comment #3612578

    Adobe is the king of bloatware and they will not fix it while they have us by the well "you know". If there were serious alternatives then Adobe would not be in the position it is …

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    Interesting, however from my test searches I could not find the same websites with the same keywords with DDG that I can with Google. Maybe it's the lack of history they have on th…

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    This is one of the reasons I have been a champion of the Macbook Air. Even on the old 11in 1.4ghz C2D it's blazingly fast for 90% of stuff people actually do on their computers. As…

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    Yes it was really not safe for work, I was interested until I got down to that photo then I was like "oh crap I hope none of my staff see I have this open" The new topic of discuss…

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    Comment #3586277

    Anyone who has been in a management position for any length of time knows that the top down dictatorial style does not work. If you want the best from people you need to treat them…

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    Yes it is, that is because Apple wanted the largest target audience possible by making it "easy to use" Try to give your Grandmother some new interface without skeumorphism and see…

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    I'm actually not a fan of the Flipboard interface. I use Pulse and LOVE it - Great example of functional design.

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    The numbers don't make a lot of sense, however I'll take him at face value. My advice would be to step back and look at it objectively, Why do I want to do this? If it's just to sa…

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    I think they handled it well, much better then Apple handled the Antennagate "saga" However I think they should have led with "We deleted what we had and we are going to work hard …

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    Regardless of how bad what they were doing was, I don't think any of these except #2 are really realistic. A good email explaining what they were doing, why and how they are going …

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    md5(@"Your Contact Data"); Would have saved a lot of public relations issues in the case. I don't understand how they could overlook something so simple.