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kevinSuttle

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About kevinSuttle

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #22579477

    Given the nature of your product, it’s surprising that the open positions are onsite only.

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    Comment #20427902

    No opium is the new opium

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    Comment #19568282

    [In which Spotify doesn't actually explain what they did to build the new web player]

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    Comment #19512592

    Which ones do?

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    Comment #19245981

    Nice try, NSA.

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    Comment #19158267

    I must be looking at this incorrectly. I don’t see ‘Requests from Reddit Investors’ listed anywhere.

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    Comment #18928052

    > who doesn’t touch hotel WiFi Not even with a custom DNS or VPN?

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    Comment #18928036

    They know when you come and go by your key card. I was in a hotel recently in which the elevator would only move if you swiped your key card _and_ chose your floor—no other floor, …

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    Comment #18928027

    Small price to pay in today’s society. These surveillance devices and storage are only going to get less expensive, and easier to conceal.

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    Comment #18927965

    For a reason.

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    Comment #18628348

    Very few people know this, even inside of IBM: Notes is literally an Eclipse plugin. There. Now you can really hate it and feel totally justified.

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    Comment #18601611

    Exactly my point. If it were open source, that work would have been fractioned.

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    Comment #18601204

    Can you imagine how much work and exploit patching could have been avoided in the last 30 years?

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    Comment #18566054

    Woot! https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensource/rust-runtime-for-aws...

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    Comment #18441225

    I want to believe this is a good thing, but I can’t get that whole “we block Tor users” campaign out of my mind.

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    Comment #18441215

    According to a comment on ProductHunt: > “Cloudflare will never sell your data or use it to target ads. Period.". https://www.producthunt.com/posts/the-1-1-1-1-app#comment-69...

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    Comment #18250763

    I have had this bookmarked on my phone for years, so I can pull it up every time one of my kids asks me to make one. :)

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    Comment #17984291

    Some good answers here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15171238

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    Comment #17927027

    They put the details here: https://3g2upl4pq6kufc4m.onion (looks like it only works on the "Tor Browser updated" page, though. You can find the button in the location bar by clicki…

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    Comment #17644319

    I was _just_ reading about this at http://input.fontbureau.com/info/

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    Comment #17585213

    And this is worth the distinction, why?

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    Comment #17585212

    Is this supposed to mean something?

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    Comment #17583859

    Why the fuck was this on "Hacker News", let alone at the #2 spot?

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    Comment #17575612

    > We find that it REALLY helps us minimize meetings and email/Slack since we can quickly turn to the person we need So, it's an all-day, unpredictable meeting?

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    Comment #17558228

    Oh man. [Enterprise PTSD intensifies]