mchanson

Sure, but there is principle involved here which makes it worth the time invested.

The driver who stole the backpack full of gear should not be in a position of trust with other people's belongings. Following the thread to make yourself whole and also hopefully to have some repercussion for the thief is worth while.

When one of your customers accuses one of your agents of stealing > $1,000 of stuff from them you should get to the bottom of it. Anything else is poor customer service and apparently also enough to get a magistrate to rule them liable for the theft.

"without warning"? Not really. This has been discussed to death on ATP last year.

Also, in regards to the headline, there are tens or maybe over a hundred million non-english speakers using iOS already running APFS...

I was hoping it was about some GMO super nutritional carrots. Like Golden Rice.

A friend attended one of these. Was a good networking opertunity for her. I think it ended up being worth the price of admission for getting those new relationships.

Very mixed feelings on this.

There was such a thing as a mechanical television:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mechanical_television

I think this is the best thing I've ever read from Hacker News. My favorite is his eviscerating the kitchen as a terrible place.

IE 8 gets, for the most part, to end of life next January. So it should go back into shrink mode as those IT departments get with the times.

This is on the level of that quarter delivery service in its utility.

Hope we start experimenting with this in the US also. Maybe at a state level.

More than 1% of the population of Earth bought an iPhone last quarter.

7.125 billion people 74.5 million iphones

74,500,000 / 7,125,000,000 = 1.05%

It would be amazing if this works in humans without worse side effects than just suffering type 2 diabetes.

Its exciting to think we (the USA) might slowly be waking up from the nightmare that is the war on drugs.

Hopeful for continued progress!

I saw him once in havard sq. about 15 years ago. Great show in a tiny venue. Wish I could remember it better than I do!

Back around 1990 I had a class /16 and I was just a 14 year old. Before the web explosion it was a different time. Domains used to be free back then too!

Yes CamperBob2 you seem like a bad person.

I've never understood early merging. Why eliminate a lane of traffic before necessary.

Apple probably cutting prices because upcoming back to school. They just did a price cut on their Macbook Air line as well.

I use BTSync as well and can second this. To exchange files with clients I also use Google drive and Dropbox. BTSync and Dropbox is well behaved on Mac OS X. Where as Google drive uses quite a lot of resources on a regular occasion and pegs a core...

That is a very ungenerous/unkind position that many folks take when they don't know WTF they are talking about.

Its serious third order ip theft!

gotta work on that math buddy

This article reads like its written by someone trying to extrapolate some specific experiences of conflict on teams he worked into a general rule.

I would recommend keeping an open mind and looking for programmers to work with that are able to teach you and that you collaborate well with.

If you find yourself being self-righteous too often when coming home from the job (or on the job) its time to find new folks to work with.

Dunno what to tell you. Perhaps rsync and a dynamic dns approach would be good? IF you want the machines to find each other even through IP changes you need somewhat of them rediscovering each other.

Back up should be a multitiered thing so you don't mind if one goes kaput. That way you can use a 3rd party without 'depending' on them.

I think Crashplan's software will do this without you paying them a sub.

Also the money amounts they talk about sound very low for a team to care about. Budget is so big that $1k more per point (totally what like $270k) is not much money.

I agree. The way a couple folks are throwing around their words shows prejudice.

Interesting that iOS 7 sometimes eliminates a step.

My kids' principal knows I'm knowledgeable on this stuff. He grabbed me this morning to ask how to find airplay on his ipad now that he is on iOS 7.

Well I do use a 11 inch laptop, so most computers are bigger than mine. Better go get a second roll of foil!