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We just bought one from Arizona (https://www.mattresses.net - no affiliation) and it's been fantastic. Sleeps really cool.

We tried the memory-foam-in-a-box mattresses and they were not good (leesa - I suspect Casper is similar.). We just ordered and received a latex mattress from Arizona (https://www.mattresses.net) and it's so much better. I don't work for or have any affiliation with them, I just hope this helps someone else.

If you are in QRC, T, N or S. I think the newer buildings are open office plans.

Excellent! So you just put this into a cron job and it does incremental backups?

Have you used that for backing up a Google Apps/ Gmail account? If so, did you just throw it in a cronjob?

How do you backup your email to your home server? Is it just an mbox dump via takeout on a cron schedule? How would you restore it in the case of leaving Google?

I poorly worded it :).

I'd rather be inconvenienced if I know my data is safer.

Anyone here use Enpass? What is your experience?

Security is your thing. I think when it comes to protecting your user's data vs inconveniencing them, you should inconvenience them. This will make us trust you more vs creating a new database format almost 3 years ago which fixes some of the security bugs of the old one and expecting only the experts to figure it out. Please make it the default.

As someone who is wanting to learn a functional language, it seems to me that F# is a good place to start. I've heard people disparage the lack of HKTs, but some of the other features like Type Providers seem too compelling to pass up.

Given Carmack's view of JS, I am surprised he was so positive. Good for him!

They can if they want to, but it seems that is would stifle startups. I guess that is why Google is insisting that cities NOT have that premise with Google Fiber.

It depends on your worldview. As an evangelical Christian, I would say no one can make up for ANY of their sins, small or large. Only God can forgive sins. But thank God He is in the business of graciously doing that.

Any chance to change the license to MIT?

Have you are thought about making this project MIT licensed?

He never denounced violence. To be as humane as he was you would have to resort to acts of terrorism that kill lots of people.

> Nelson Mandela was an extraordinary man

Apartheid should have ended without violence.

Mandela was a radical communist who committed 156 acts of terrorism and never denounced violence. The economy and currency of South Africa crashed under Mandela. Unemployment went up and income went down. Apartheid was a terrible system but more people have been murdered every year since Mandela's presidency than before. There's more but you get the idea.

In my experience, most people are turned off by using Javascript on the backend of web-development. Your experience may be different, but I just don't think the analogy made in the original article is a very good one.

> but it's poised to do for technical computing what Node.js is doing for web development

I stopped right there. Node.js has only a few great use cases where it shines and in the real world, the vast majority of shops have not switched to using it.

> forced

You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

Sure it is. If I am taken advantage of, I am not better off for it.

Airvoice has 10/month for 250 minutes

I always thought that just using protocol buffers and ZeroMQ and the speed advantage that buys you over having to go through a broker made it worth just using ZeroMQ.

I am thinking of going with the $10 plan with a a Nexus 4. Turn on data when you need it for 6cents/MB. Have you been happy with the call quality, etc?

Whenever people talk about pre-paid, I always think Pay-as-you-go. I am currently thinking of switching from a Tmobile family plan to one of the Pay-as-you-go services that are ultra cheap, like $10 for 100 minutes good for 3 months. Use Voip at home. We'll see how it goes.

Right. And on the ATT network. And only 6cents per MB. Just flip on your phone's data when you need a map or to check your email in an emergency and you could pay < $15/month. Also they have $10 for 100min for 90 days. So if you get a Voip service at home and make all your long calls there + over wifi on your smartphone, you could even pay less for cell minutes, perhaps only $3/month.

I do not work for them, just checking out the options.

Anyone here use pay as you go services like AirVoice?

A ton of places, I'm sure, would consider pictures of half or near naked women not appropriate for the workplace.

The nexus 7 doesn't have an SD slot.

Outlawing murder would be something I consider moving in the right direction (pun intended)