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pacuna
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Comment #18680983
Maybe "One Place" would have been better. I saw the article title and I thought it was a new smartphone or something
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Comment #18680977
I'm sure they'll fix that soon
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Comment #18568940
In my case it's not a hobby. I actually hate wasting time and money on these kind of things. But on the other side I'm legitimately scared about what's happening with all my digita…
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Comment #18551255
Could be, but what if the requirements you're missing are supposedly essential for the job? Some jobs say you need to know X programming language. What if you're a good programmer …
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Comment #18542560
At least they didn't just think of killing them like here in Chile.
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Comment #18345822
I would say yes. The service was available but it was even more chaotic because of all the inconsistencies.
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Comment #18333803
I've been wanting to read this book but there's not a digital version yet. I wonder if it's to avoid pirate copies everywhere.
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Comment #18331388
Actually you are the one that started your argument by making assumptions.
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Comment #18327465
Not a fallacy if you do your research properly before choosing a VPN.
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Comment #18324802
Technology Review from MIT so I can read it on my Kindle
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Comment #18324797
Playing blitz/bullet can become a bit addictive. Probably a small dopamine hit every time you win.
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Comment #18324772
I think it would require significant architectural changes. As far as I know, the replication and consensus protocol are just too slow.
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Comment #18324754
Use a VPN client, don't allow location, files or contacts access to applications you don't trust, look for alternatives to software you don't trust.
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Comment #18280399
A lot of potentially good sites with coding challenges have that problem. You want to improve your coding skills in some language and you end up spending 90% of the time solving a …
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Comment #18256567
Firefox native password manager. Works fine and it syncs with my phone automatically.
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Comment #18240036
I really like how simple but powerful MapReduce is for solving some problems.
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Comment #18239957
Even if you dislike the idea or the price, you should be happy there are companies trying to change what has become a real privacy problem these days. At least for me, it gives me …
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Comment #18229322
How much money did you spend on it? I've looking for a Lenovo with 32GB for a while but always find just customized versions by third-party sellers
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Comment #18206004
Mostly anything related to computing in general.
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Comment #18198790
Kindle on my way to work, when I'm walking my dog or waiting somewhere. Also maybe 30 minutes or more before sleep.
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Comment #18194294
What about something like s3? Now you can use Athena to query data stored there
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Comment #18178274
My pixel 2 also came with an adapter for the 3.5mm, and my bluetooth headphones worked fine as always. And I think google also has the pixel earbuds?
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Comment #18175717
I have a Code Keyboard and a Pok3r keyboard. They are both very good but I prefer the feeling of the Pok3r. Keep in mind that's a 60% keyboard so you need to be good at coding with…