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Honestly though, doesn't this also apply to a lot of people's choice of stocks?

Now that it's up you can see:

  This repository is also available on Mango at mango://{...}

Not exactly - you can then push all branches and they will be the same but then if the source repo changes you need to manually push for you. True sync would do this for you, along with ideally issues/wiki/etc.

I think you are really underestimating how much the internet is paid from ads

Does make it more vulnerable to things like keylogging - electronic managers skip typing completely. Also it makes people create simpler passwords than they would if it was electronic and becomes pretty unmanageable with a large amount of passwords.

I'm not saying it's the wrong way to go but if electronic password managers "never made sense" then I feel like you don't have the entire picture.

A lot of places separate out the email/username field so it's a 2-step form. They will show you your avatar and maybe some other public info when you enter the password. This is a better way to do this I believe, although it does make logging in with a password manager [slightly] more annoying.

100% agreed. Also I hate lmgtfy links which they used on this page.

They could but because of HSTS (https://blog.stackpath.com/glossary/hsts/) which would largely mitigate it. They have a preload list in browsers too. But if a site wasn't using HSTS then yeah they could do that. I don't think that's better per-se.

Yeah that's correct, they can't do it in https unless they did something with root certs, which would be 1000x more messed up (And that's saying a lot because this is already pretty despicable). At any rate if they were doing that browsers would revoke the CA.

Yeah sounds like marking as spam and then unsubscribing is the way to go.

I've been trying out Listery (http://www.listary.com/) which is the best thing to Alfred on Windows I can find. Like an updated Launchy.

"World Persistence" too. Although to me it's pretty useless without mod support which would be very difficult to do since Forge/Mods are all java obviously.

But a neat side project. Wish them luck.

This would copy the runtime for every app you need.. Pretty sure if you used docker this wouldn't be the case but I'm 100% sure. Obviously space isn't the biggest of deals, just mentioning it.

They aren't not talking about cell towers like the article mentions. They said GPS.

Not really a reason to switch to Firefox, it's more not a reason not to switch to it - Chrome has had it for ages. Still good that they have it though!

Yep was already fixed: https://gitlab.com/gnachman/iterm2/wikis/dnslookupissue

git rebase gives that just fine, even demonstrated here: https://git-scm.com/blog/2010/03/08/rerere.html.

I have AirPods and don't have an iPhone, they work with other devices with Bluetooth just fine.

You can get close but as someone else said, they are mean't to be processes. You can get more control with Vagrant for a lot of things and have actual VMs.

Removing features could itself cause issues, and when you put that with adding new features/backwards 2.0.0 releases are almost never as "rock solid" as a 1.0.0 with a bunch of minor/patch versions as long as you're using semver.

Regarding preordering - If you're talking monetary value it's of course accurate but I'm sure tons of people were insanely excited for the game. When it turns out to be different, it doesn't matter as much that they lost money but that they had their hopes up for nothing.

You can solve that by having feature branches and not promises repos to be up to date. I mean saying it trails even 6 months or more behind is a lot better than nothing.

They could mine it and still sell it, so it wouldn't be 90-10

Well, almost all of them did the same strategy - I'm curious once the first few "strategies" how many people will be able to beat it.

Yep it's called Drafting

This is a good time to look at npm again and compare. I will not say one is better than the other, but npm v5 has a lot of improvements and addresses most of the reasons why yarn existed to begin with.

Now a days at least there are apps to do this. There's https://monodraw.helftone.com/ for example, although I never used it.

5% of the US population seems very large to me if that's right... They make a lot more money than something like facebook per user - even though we don't know how many organizations are paid vs free.

Just because the chat sends instantly doesn't mean you have to reply instantly. I think that's a poor reason to stay away from a service like Slack