I've been playing Pokemon Go since the day of release, and my cellular settings report the app has only used 230MB of data out of my 5GB per month. I'm not too concerned about data usage - I'd rather Niantic cache more to reduce load on servers.
How can I use this as a self-placement test? I'm in college still, and I have answers to many of the general, simple Linux, and devops questions. What is expected to be known for varying levels of employment? (Intern/junior/normal/senior)
Can someone explain why someone would want to own Class-C shares? I did some google searches but did not come up with much information. It seems strange to sell shares of a company where you don't actually have any say in the company you own part of.
I use arch in a VM on my HiDPI XPS13 with and without a desktop environment. Support is simple, if it doesn't recognize the HiDPI automatically (I could understand from inside a VM but I would suspect it running on hardware), support is just one setting in the X11 config file. With distros that don't have HiDPI support, I set the internal VM resolution to half my screen size and then set the VM scale to 2.0 within VMware. Overall a good experience.
I've been wondering whether HN would be interested in having "Hire Me" posts in conjunction with "Who's Hiring" posts. Every time there's a Who's Hiring, I spend a couple hours looking through all the posts. Why not do the opposite? Have companies/recruiters look through our resumes. I'm weary about joining websites like LinkedIn/Monster/etc. Even now, every once in a while HN will get a post along the lines of "I've been out of work/the industry for a while and I don't know how to find a job... here's what I know how to do" and they get a bunch of support.
Worse yet, my college is offering a Mobile App Development class, under Computer Information Systems (as opposed to Computer Science, which I am in) which uses App Inventor. And they're charging $240 per credit for this 4 credit class!
Physical books are not digital, therefore cannot have DRM. Also, DRM is about managing the "rights" of the copyrighted material's producer - not the end user. Chaining books in a public place maintains the book from being physically stolen, taken from the public's possession.
The page says that there is no DRM on the ebook, yet every page of the PDF is watermarked with the name you used to order. Sounds like managing digital rights to me.
Cox injects HTML into your HTTP connections. I've recieved popups on pages saying they've spotted traffic from a botnet server over my connection, and that my computer may be infected. I talked to Cox support and they view it as a feature.
I remember watching the first episode as it aired with my mom when I was in elementary school. This was the best I had all my life in terms of science education for a very long time.
I see other commenters complaining about how they supposedly always tauted their findings as fact. This is not the case, as evidenced by their "Revisited" episodes where they address myths that their viewers wrote in about telling them they made a mistake. Some of their findings completely flip-floped under different conditions. This also was useful to me as a young aspiring scientist.
I am from Rhode Island and any kind of change is not going to happen. Voters will not "primary him out." Hell, our capital city almost elected a felon as mayor, and he was in fact the best candidate that was running. Politics in Rhode Island are stagnant. I would like to note that I am not taking an opinion on the bill amendments, especially as I have not read them - just stating facts about Rhode Island.
I was not alive when newspapers were at their prime. I cannot answer that question definitively, but I will say that it is entirely possible, and does not take away from the analogy. Would you interrupt someone reading a newspaper to talk to them? How about if they were reading a book? Would it be okay to interrupt someone typing or scrolling on their phone to try to start a conversation with them?
Why would people choose to speak to strangers when they can communicate electronically with their friends 24/7? The fact is that whether you're introverted or extroverted, phones now suit all your needs as both a device to keep you occupied and as a means of communication.