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ntpeters

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    Comment #34720381

    If you use chocolatey, you might want to give scoop a shot ;) https://scoop.sh/

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    Comment #23480528

    I use AdGuard Pro: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/adguard-pro-adblock-privacy/id... There are plenty of other content blockers available in the App Store too though

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    Comment #20944191

    > I cringe every time somebody says "Oh but Lyft treats drivers so much better than Uber, right?" I'm somebody who genuinely thought this was the case. Would you mind elaborating?

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    Comment #20617565

    SpaceX has one deployment target, how many do front-end devs have? :P

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    Comment #20286458

    Not defending them here, but at a previous job I noticed them doing the same and asked why. Turned out when they updated the site to make the UI/UX faster they got calls to custome…

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    Comment #15171253

    This is one reason I love Final: https://getfinal.com Set up a separate card number for each site, and that way I don't have to worry if one site is compromised. Disclaimer: Not af…

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    Comment #12455629

    A previous place I worked did almost the same thing. There was an internal website they had built that everyone used for time entry. It authenticated via LDAP, so you didn't need a…

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    Comment #12225561

    Man, I must seriously have been unlucky in the places I've lived so far. Seriously never even heard of this being a thing until reading articles about Instacart and then Amazon Fre…

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    Comment #12225326

    I've lived in multiple states in the past 5-ish years. Nowhere I've lived has had this.

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    Comment #12001444

    What plugin is that? Sounds like that'd actually come in pretty handy!

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    Comment #11848224

    I've been trying to follow things pretty closely too, and to me it looks like that is (partially) the next step. Disclosure: I'm definitely a supporter, and think it's a cool proje…

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    Comment #11816661

    * Location: Cleveland, OH (current) * Remote: Yes (onsite preferred) * Willing to relocate: Yes! * Technologies: Java, C# Python, JavaScript, Swift, Objective-C, C++ * Résumé/CV: h…

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    Comment #11488531

    It works if you simply add "AM" or "PM" when you say the time.

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    Comment #11389114

    Not sure, but I think checking "Prime Only" essentially accomplishes this because you can only get Prime shipping on items sold or fulfilled by Amazon. Obviously is only relevant t…

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    Comment #11383841

    Same here.

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    Comment #11346006

    Honestly, I think you're both correct. It's definitely dangerous to allow packages to be unpublished, but it can potentially be just as dangerous for people to blindly include a li…

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    Comment #11220967

    I'm also interested if there is some sort of test. I find myself doing many of these things when I read long passages. One other thing that is very common for me, but I'm not sure …

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    Comment #10360624

    Dashlane looks really promising. Does anyone here have experience with it? Does it work as smoothly everywhere as LastPass did?

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    Comment #9975872

    Most of this is to be expected, but the parts that are ridiculous is that your encryption key is backed up to OneDrive and: "We will access, disclose and preserve personal data, in…

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    Comment #9807163

    I've been in exactly the same boat, and am really glad a fix is here now!

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    Comment #9693978

    I'll second the Stanford iOS course with Swift, here's a link to it on iTunesU: https://itunes.apple.com/us/course/developing-ios-8-apps-swi... Also, Udacity has some iOS courses u…

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    Comment #6009591

    As someone else said, copy/pasting from websites isn't going to help you learn anything. Likewise, looking up a solution to a problem isn't going to teach you how to solve that pro…