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xanadohnt
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About xanadohnt
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Comment #27417117
Crow are the full embodiment of "evil genius".
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Comment #22021391
I did about 10 surf road trips last summer in a concerted effort to really "get" it. To provide some context - and at the risk of sounding like a jackass - I typically take to a ne…
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Comment #20901575
I lol'd at "[...] they think I'm psychic". Nice one.
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Comment #16026384
Not. Even. I felt forced to upgrade my 6 because it was unbearably slow. The battery? Excellent. In fact, at the time of trade-in, it was lasting longer than my iPhone X does brand…
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Comment #15314264
N/m, found it in your profile. I'll be in touch!
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Comment #15314096
Hi DenisM, what's your contact info? Are you hiring a lead role? The industry is very intriguing and would love to learn more.
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Comment #13921632
It's "super simple". There's one pricing policy and it's hardcoded. As layers of abstraction are added in support of richer features, so too is complexity and hence "not-so super s…
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Comment #13366685
Absolutely. I was investigating this last week. Most articles have suffered bit rot where nearly all linked sites that once allowed non-verified accounts now require verification.
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Comment #13366656
Signed up and ... it's a news letter. sigh
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Comment #13180537
The client can hold onto the token indefinitely, the server doesn't care. But next time a request comes in with that token it will be expired. The server validates the timestamp wh…
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Comment #13180292
Web tokens, for example, don't necessarily include just a session ID. Some include the full session details within its payload. This can be quite useful, actually, because it offlo…
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Comment #12645288
"Space race is warming up" - You verbalized perfectly what I've been feeling lately. So exciting!
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Comment #12360223
Are we supposed to congratulate WhatsApp for doing something that should be expected with 1.0? Furthermore, your default is incorrect; sharing info is opt-in.
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Comment #12316924
This is the same spin that Über employs themselves. It's clear the ultimate goal is to remove human drivers completely. Their rhetoric otherwise is so transparent it's insulting.
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Comment #12208091
At the risk of sounding flippant ... shouldn't you be dogfooding to find your engineers?
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Comment #12140051
I just moved myself, wife, and toddler out of Cole Valley to Seattle. We had to leave because - you guessed it - cost of living. My position is head of engineering for a small SaaS…
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Comment #12051971
Wow wow wow indeed! This is a gem of a way to experience a most heralding moment of "mankind".
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Comment #11998670
Late to the party but ... Google Maps. So buttery, extremely reliable, and so many form factors where the experience is the same: superb. I'm afraid it has become such a daily util…
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Comment #11918376
There must be 1000s of places along train tracks in the US alone where a strategically-placed derailing device[1] could wreak the same, if not more, terror. I'm unconvinced planes …
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Comment #11917644
My point was we shouldn't have to wait for security checks at all. There are many other high-human density targets for terrorism (buses, trains, buildings, etc.) none of which requ…
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Comment #11917505
And yet this is still abysmal. Talk to me when my plane onboarding experience is exactly that of a train. A recent study showed something like 90% of threats are missed. So remove …
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Comment #11347368
Yeah, I didn't agree with the name criticism either. For the small sample of us techies, sure, it has some negative associations (but even still not significantly so). For most, ho…
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Comment #10590058
I've completely switched to ScriptCs[0] for my scripting needs. Works on all platforms that Core supports. [0]: http://scriptcs.net
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Comment #10379096
@garrett I beg to differ. At first I thought it was a terrific service. After using it twice, their true business was revealed. They leave advertisement cards on vehicles with tick…