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squidi
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Comment #48651482
Justin’s blog is the consistently the best resource for Google Apps Script content and he genuinely seemed to connect with the platform. He always stood out, as Googlers don’t typi…
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Comment #48600869
I was thinking it could be a Context-Aware Access thing. Firefox doesn’t support Endpoint Verification plugin
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Comment #37731709
1Blocker installs a local VPN profile to perform on-device security checks of all internet connections other apps make. No traffic or data is sent to our servers. Firewall blocks o…
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Comment #29503856
> Monzo’s culture of customer obsession allowed it to use the crisis to thoughtfully build a beloved consumer and SMB product that has changed personal finance in the UK Monzo buil…
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Comment #23454693
Jackass should be people pushing code live without testing and monitoring how it breaks the site VH1 Behind the hits style show: Walk though git history of a famous repo
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Comment #22167268
My IT Department even refused to enable Cloud SQL for App Maker to run. It killed off all hopes to use it
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Comment #20572175
I mute my TV when navigating through Netflix because of auto previews. I bet that doesn’t show up in their analytics!
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Comment #20149031
E.g “Spot the fire hydrant” - oh, it’s those things that cops drive over in Hollywood movies. I don’t know if other counties have them too but it seems distinctly American and this…
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Comment #19969620
It's possible to export the code to text files. MZ-Tools [1] can do it, or use VBA directly [2]. Xtrail [3] is popular in Finance companies but I haven't used it personally [1] htt…
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Comment #18329713
Isn’t that what the Microsoft Store already does?
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Comment #16696360
Have you read Religion for Atheists by Alain de Botton? You don’t have to be an atheist to enjoy it but it does have an interesting view on the void that you mentioned. In some pla…
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Comment #16253431
How did your travel go? Careers can go like the game snakes and ladders sometimes. If you can phrase the time you spent more positively I think it can work out.
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Comment #13373325
I believe it's http://www.msftncsi.com/
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Comment #12884074
How can we explain these people that like to point at a laptop screen with a pen? I'm mortified every time I see it.
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Comment #11980683
The catastrophe that people are mostly worried about is the impact of Britain leaving on the EU, not just to Britain. It is a key member of the EU and it's exit could be very desta…
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Comment #11348531
Does anybody know why the Android Pay rollout in the UK is so far behind Apply Pay (launched July 14)? Also, doesn't it feel like this is the sort of thing you would expect to be u…
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Comment #10542785
The Dell XPS 13 is the best-built Windows machine I've seen for a while, even though it is a Dell. Here's a good review: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Dell-XPS-13-9350-InfinityEdge-…
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Comment #10542748
I have seen the performance of teams turned around by experienced managers. The key seems to be making it clear what you expect and why - checking if they understand what that is -…
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