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1. 1Password IF your desktop machines are all macOS/iOS/Android.

Pros:

* Best UX

* Great keyboard support

* Non-cloud, local network sync option

* Sharing for families and teams via vaults which specify
permissions of users (identified by their team specific email address)

* Login into multiple teams

* Intuitive web login form autocompletion and password generation for account creation

Cons:

* Closed source, so you still have to trust their binaries and their team

* No Linux version and only the Windows version is still beta,
so the the whole team/family should be on Macs pretty much

2. Dashlane

Pros:

* Slightly cheaper than 1Password

* Reasonably nice UI

* Windows client

Cons:

* Annoying UX (auto-generated passwords are hard to find later, doesn't recognize a lot of login forms, etc etc)

* Almost no keyboard shortcuts

* Sharing is per-password with user emails (which might be the private emails, because they don't have proper team support)

* Closed source

3. Lastpass

Pros:

* Even cheaper than Dashlane and 1Password

* Enterprise plan has nice company-wide audit of password usage and hygiene

* Share passwords without revealing them (which is useless if you can hack their clients of course)

* Sharing is folder based

* Lastpass 4.0 got a modern look and feel finally, but it's still ugly compared to the others

Cons:

* Enterprise admin interface UI & UX is terrible

* Can't fill out a lot of login forms (even basic ones, like google, amazon IAM), especially if you have multiple accounts for them

* Closed source

4. KeePass - haven't used it for real, but I know about one, 30+ ppl company successfully using it on all 3 major platforms

Pros:

* Open source

* Cross platform

Cons:

* Haven't found a proper web login form filler integration for it

* Quite inconvenient compared to eg. 1Password

Not sure how sharing is supposed to work in it exactly. I think it's out of their scope.
As an ex-linux user and current mac user, I'm still frustrated by linux laptop hardware support. Ethernet ports that need to be re-plugged, suspend-to-disk not working... lots of glitches things that were already annoying 6-7 years ago but now are hard to justify compared with the polish you can expect from other systems. I could never go back from my macbook because I need everything to just work - no glitchy touchpads, dodgy networking, haphazard sleep (and that's before we get into the quality of the available hardware). I want to actually do things with my computer, not spend my time fixing glitches.
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What is the sensitive data here, i.e. what privacy is invaded? There are aggregates and there are transactions. I see zero privacy issues with the state knowing my aggregates (income, wealth, earned interest, ...) but I certainly do see privacy issues with disclosed transactions (what I bought, where I traveled).

Where I live my income is public information (that is - both my wealth and income, is public to everyone). Obviously, with that experience, I don't think it's odd that the authorities know my total account balance - my neighbor knows it.
I use Ghost for my site http://tedium.co, and I've been able to do some interesting things with it. I like the flexibility it offers without the cruft of WordPress.

That said, I do sometimes look longingly at static site generators and wonder what's on the other side.
If the internet connection is reliable enough (a big if), it could be perfect for remote working. You're in a nice place, cost of living is low, you're inside the EU and the timezone allows to easily work with countries in mainland EU.
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Canada ranks 6th in the western world when it comes to guns per 100 people.
New ThinkPad keyboards can easily be found on eBay, too, for a bit less. Even ones for models that are many generations old. Very convenient.
The point is that corporations practice geo-arbitrage all the time, and you'd have to be a fool not to do it as well. Those $200k salaries are probably not going to last forever, and it makes sense to maximize your earnings while you can. For that reason, I wouldn't settle for a 40k EUR salary (especially in a state where 50% of that will go toward failed social policies).
Embedding video should be at that price level something like: Upload to Youtube, copy embed code into your YourPageGeneratorNameHere nearly all open source page generators I know support this. You maybe want to look into known very easy solutions like wordpress.com blogger etc. ?!
...which I think is a far superior system to errno. I commented on this before somewhat recently:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13062421

In fact, it's puzzling to me why the errno mechanism was even conceived, as it seems to offer no advantages over returning errors directly (does anyone happen to know?)
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Yes, I have shipped a production ready application that uses Vue.js extensively.

Also, this book is an attempt to cement my own understanding of Vue. I don't think there is anything wrong with that.
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If you are not sure if it has spyware installed, you also do not know what the spyware is doing exactly and it could potentially be worse than what the spyware you know of is doing.

I guess I could argue that the former is actually worse. If you know spyware is installed, you can opt to remove it. If you are not aware of the existance of spyware on the system, and it happens to have spyware, you are more vulnerable.

You could of course take the risk and assume that it does not have spyware, and maybe you're right and everything is fine, but you can not _know_ that it is fine.
Well, thanks to you I'm now a netlify/jekyll user.
Interesting article! I always find it really irritating to see arguments of the form "X creature doesn't have Y biological feature therefore it cannot have Z experience that humans have (even though we can't explain why humans have experiences at all)." That's how you get horrifying and nonsensical things like performing surgery on babies without anaesthetic because "they can't actually feel pain" even though they're exhibiting every sign of it.
Lol: it's the same in Gitea. I spent a lot of time carefully going through every settings page I could find, did not look in the footer.
> An AI would need to be trustworthy in a personal way to replace bankers--this only happens with AGI.

This happens with an unbeatable public track record. We trust AIs in lots of tasks already, and that is not because they smile and speech nicely.
When I disabled UEFI Network Stack ipv4 and ipv6 it is indeed much faster: just ~2seconds
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So much for you "not replying further" ;-)

Apple wasn't the first to audit production lines, but it does have some special problems. For a start, its "big bang" event-based marketing model puts exceptional stress on pre-launch production, and on Foxconn when it needs to find 200,000 or so extra staff.

There are other aspects, too.
(1) Apple markets itself as a "good" company, which invites criticism when it behaves like any other brutal capitalism corporation, or worse;
(2) Apple's $200 billion cash pile means it has no excuse for the frequently appalling treatment of Chinese workers;
(3) Tim Cook has said that Apple is responsible for everyone in its supply chain.

So the lame excuse that "everyone does it" doesn't apply.

The bottom line is that Apple knows perfectly well that its guidelines are not being followed, and that it can afford to treat its workers better. But if it's not being hammered in the press for it, it really doesn't care.
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Happy T560 (same laptop, with a 15'6" screen) owner here. Fully agree with the post conclusion: "powerful, has a very long lasting battery, it is silent under normal work and you can get your stuff done quickly and get solid Linux support. The Linux support is so good that I’m wondering why they do not ship it commercially to attract people like me."

EDIT1: To dig further: compared to half a dozen linux "tweaks" with my former Dell XPS laptop, I have zero with this Thinkpad. Everything works as expected, no hardware-related config whatsoever. This is using Arch Linux, which ships a recent kernel.

EDIT2: I bought the larger T560 version because I like the simplicity of doing everything on the same machine, but I'm more often using it at home than on the go, so the mobility / screen size trade-off is easy for me, and it's still relatively light (it's relatively thin, unlike W series).
Yes. However, I was merely applying gizmo686's criterion of a crime, "it has to be a standard that was at force at the time of the attack", to Nazis in similar fashion as (s)he applied it to Allies.

And Nuremberg trials was famous for doing precisely what gizmo686 described -- charging defendants with "crimes" that were defined as crimes after the fact.
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I always remember the answer from my boss to this question 4 years ago.

I'm living in Europe and I'm working in the tech industry. We were in a business trip in Asia with people from different countries and everyone had his own different answer.

My boss, living and working in SF Bay Area, answered:
"The Bay Area. I'm already living and working in the best place."
Blood Meridian Cormac McCarthy.

I bought a used copy and reread it for the first time in about fifteen years. As soon as I finished, I turned around and reread it again just to enjoy the detail.
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I have disabled the UEFI Network Stack (updated the article to reflect this) and now the BIOS boot time is down to ~2seconds :) !
April is 9.56%, so I shouldn't trust those stats a lot
> when some invests his corruption money in US, doesn't it automatically become "public" and hence traceable?

Keep in mind that these RE investments are also a form of "rainy day" bolthole, ie. if you have to flee on short notice you land in SF, pick up the documents for the new identity you set up a few years ago, and move into one of the places you now own (none of which are traceable to your original identity).

The fact that your new identity is now "on the books" is a feature, not a bug.
QE is not resulting in enough growth in the Western world, because there are just not enough profitable businesses for investors to pour their cheap money into.

The central bankers created QE as a way to add liquidity into the markets to allow banks to lend, to allow small businesses to grow, to help economies to generate growth.

Unfortunately that money was lent to the big bankers and they realized they could take that money and make much easier profits.

The carry trade has been going on for decades and no one has taken any steps to stop it.

It is very easy to for institutes with big wallets, to borrow large amounts of money from central banks only to take advantage of countries with an interest rate differentials.

Then take a look at how JPMorgan Chase, after loosing billions on hedge positions, they took a US government bale out with the promise not to go back to their bad old ways of gambling with hedge positions.

They took the government money and sure enough put it all back on the table betting red, only find it came up black:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-09-20/jp-morgan-fined-920-mi...

A broken promise to the US people with lots of money lost and as always no consequences for those who took the money on false pretenses.

In reality I can see the sense of the bet. Take someone else's money and if you lose, the billions lost will be covered by someone else.
I still think they were guilty: they accepted to publicly declare that everything was OK and that people could safely return to their homes. Had they refused to do so, some of those people could be alive today.
T460s is the better quality one but last I looked didn't have the latest i7 processors which is a shame.

Always loved thinkpads and if I was to buy a developer laptop today would probably be a thinkpad with Linux on it.
Crazy question: why doesn't Mexico legalize all drugs and drug trade? The US would have a fit, but is the good will of the US worth the damage the drug war does in Mexico?
My company's policy is you are allowed light personal browsing. I'm not sure what light is but I've never heard of anyone getting in trouble. They may only look at it if they need a reason to fire you.
If it's a better alternative, why wouldn't a developer?
Possible, though generally stress also caused very clear memories, called traumas...
Why don't Google sign emails?
Google adsense sent me an email that looks just like a phishing email. It's all good barring a "Report.zip" attachment. No signature?

Why are big internet companies still doing this? It's not as bad as the ones that send you an email from a spoof-styled domain ... oh that's Google again [and several others] google@elocation-google.com sends me adwords email with a link saying "http://www.google.co.uk/adwords/coupons/terms.html" that actually goes to http://clicks.elocation-google.com/email/S-... exactly the m.o. of phishers.

Couldn't they just use subdomains of the genuine domain, do some signing or other confirmations?

Seems the standards are very low in being able readily verify sender and content. Can we expect this to get better any time soon.
Charlottesville, Virginia.

Spectacularly beautiful area; small (40,000 city/100,000 Albemarle County which is huge in terms of land area); University of Virginia (20,000 students) anchors a wonderful college town vibe; very high-end options (Wegman's/Whole Foods/Apple Store 1 hour away, etc.); 2-hour drive/2.5 hours train from Washington D.C.; growing tech hub reputation/community (little Austin); airport with lots of flights is 20 minutes from anywhere in town with ZERO security lines; cost of living trivial compared to Washington/NYC/LA/SF; no traffic jams ever; nice people.

I grew up in Milwaukee, then lived age 18-35 in LA with a year in Tokyo, moved here at age 35 in 1983: I wouldn't dream of living anywhere else.
> how do you get $2T in cash to Canada?

Shipping containers?
Switzerland. High living standard and good wage, multiple languages to speak (German, French, Italian, and English), neutral in the world (so I don't have to bother with wars children disguised as adults are organising), great public transport. Beautiful landscape, I'm very fond of mountains, YMMV (yes, I've been in SV/SF, also very nice).

Alas, my parents weren't Swiss, but they were from a reasonably liberal (in the sense of 'liberty') country which has a quite a bunch of the elements Switzerland has so I could've roll'ed it far less fortunate.

Only downside for Switzerland is the weather, but its a double edged sword. Sure, its generally cold. If you just work out regularly its not that bad. The air however is crystal clear which is an advantage for me given I'm a former smoker and have COPD and asthma in my close family.
>Bitcoin and the Swiss banking industry are apples and oranges.

I'd say it is a babies to cemeteries comparison.

Banking privacy is dead or dying. Cryptocurrencies offer enormous potential however with regard to privacy they are still in the experimental phase and require time to mature and develop.
Actually, I'm an evening person, so this would be more suited for work with the US. Maybe I should check out Crete or Cyprus...
Similar story here. Used linux in my HS/early college years, but switched to Mac when the swapped to intel. Recently looked at the possibilities of using linux again, but haven't really found any hardware that "just works." There is that one dell ubuntu dev laptop, but that is a pretty expensive gamble at $1800.

The best luck I've had for now is installing ubuntu on a crappy cheap Samsung Chromebook. Runs really well and everything seems to work fine, but the hardware is junk (The screen is atrocious coming from retina IPS displays.) Fun to play around with though, plus the battery life is incredible for it's $180 price tag.
A couple years ago I remember reading an article that bullying in school has strong epigenetic effects in the children given birth to by bullied people. That realization, that by bullying people you don't just break them, but even hurt their unborn children ...
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Agreed. I pay extra $$ for system 76 machines for just this reason. Things just work.
I've actually had a few coworkers think I'm some sort of elder god when I find the root cause of subtle bugs that would've either required deep knowledge of the C++ standard, or not-as-deep knowledge of Asm. These are bugs that others have spent many hours staring at the source and stepping through in a debugger without any better idea of why they occur, but are solved in minutes by a glance at the Asm. IMHO if you are working with native code at all, it's a very useful skill to have.
I'd add: what kind of cofounder
Have the new legalization laws generally made home-growing legal? From the commentary I've come across, they've thrown up a huge amount of obstacles to growing, where even medium-sized business find it onerous to enter the industry. The qualifications for growing seem to have been designed to throw directly to cronies.

Easy individual growing could depress the market enough that the state tax boon that legalization has been promoted as would be largely eaten up. It would basically be a license for individuals to grow enough to supply a small number of people by proxy. In that case, if there isn't an Uber for it within days, I'd be surprised.

Pragmatically, what states are trying to do is replace the cartels (and grab their profits) rather than eliminate them; laws are likely to look like what the cartels would write if they were the state.
Yes, yes, exactly this. I've been using Linux for 15+ years on my desk/laptop, but switched to Mac roughly one year ago. I'm afraid I can never go back.
Maybe, but homocide rate is on par with Western Europe, and people generally don't walk around with weapons

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concealed_carry#Canada
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>> Well enough written unit tests can be used as documentation of an application's design!

That sounds really cool. Is there an open source project that you respect that has achieved this, that you can point me to? I'd like to look at it.
You shouldn't feed the trolls. And Dang is one god almighty Troll.
Scheduled flights inside or between advanced countries are incredibly safe. Unscheduled flights and any flights in non advanced¹ countries aren't that safe.

The overall statistics are not useful for evaluating your next trip. You must use the ones from your cohort.

1 - Mostly, the countries with broken governments. If human rights aren't respected, that's a great predictor that flights aren't safe.
> Can't see the last few lasting much longer.

I believe the remaining ones are effectively TV studios for business channels, so they have a completely different purpose now.
Ireland. Lived there for seven years and I loved both the people and nature. We eventually left to allow kids more time with their extended family, but we miss IE so much. IT jobs are plenty and even though they don't pay as well as in SV, you can still afford a comfortable two bedroom apartment somewhere central, or a house 30 minutes (cycling) from the city centre. This is for Dublin where most jobs are. If you manage to find a good job in Cork or Galway you're even better off.
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Gives a whole new meaning to "I'm going to hit you so hard, your kids are gonna feel it."
I think the article made the point that the difference in strength was actually causing problems here
@chillydawg, Based on the options they have been offered (200 * 1300 = 260,000), What reasonable amount of money do you think they should ask for on-top of their salary, if they forego the options?
I bought a ThinkPad X200 off of ebay for $400. SSD, 8gb ram, put Arch on it with zero issues, 8 hour battery, I love it.
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I lived in Greensboro for a time, and the similarities are quite large. While the tech community there is less developed, you're 90 minutes from Charlotte and have everything you listed above within a half hour drive.
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I've definitely noticed this with our kid. There are days when I'm using the tracking app no so much to create a long-term record, but to make sure that I've actually fed her recently.
Why is Adsense sending you a report by email anyway? I can't remember anything like that happening to me. Can you ask it to do so from the admin panel?

Maybe the email was a phishing attempt?
I actually built an app to do this kind of calculation. It walks you through each of the calculation steps and variables involved, along with context:

http://www.optionvalue.io/

The main pieces of information you need to know are:

* Total number of outstanding shares

* Strike price

The main thing you'll need more detail on (though perhaps you have it) about is whether the $1300 number is the per-share value (= $1B / number of shares) or a per-share strike price (the amount you have to pay to exercise each share).

The base assumption you'll want to make when doing the calculation is that the company exits at the current valuation. Obviously it could exit for a lot more or a lot less, but the last VC valuation is a reasonable E(x), and while you can add an asterisk around how VC shares work vs employee shares, it should be accurate +-10-20%.

The other big thing you'll want to know is how long it could be until the company IPOs or exits and you can actually get cash. A good optimistic scenario, if they are a SaaS startup, is to ask them about 2015 and 2016 revenue and figure out how long it would take them to get to $200M revenue at current growth rates.
Time to use Monero.
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FUD. I do use the features you are mentioning, but encounter none of the issues. Thinkpad + Arch user.

We Linux users need to realize we are an island, and it's our duty to:

- Either Linux-QA-check on our own / as a community the hardware we're buying before we buy, because the constructor isn't doing it (it's doing it for the actively supported OS, Windows).

- Or buy {System76 / Thinkpad}, and get {a lot of / some} help from the constructor.

EDIT: agreed that Mac hardware quality is miles ahead though, not contradicting you on this specific point.
I got a 520 with quad core i7. I had to swap the motherboard with integrated nvidia for the normal non nvidia motherboard to get dual monitor support under linux. But other than that, I got quad core and 16gb of ram. I think this will last me until 2020 or so. (or at least I hope so) Can't stand lenovo's latest offerings with offset keyboards with a number pad. Though looks like this 460 has a normal enough keyboard. That might be an option, just has a smaller screen :/
Google the term Russia "hacked the election".

It's all over the place. There's no subtlety or nuance in how this issue is reported in the media.

DNC and Podesta email hacks have been turned into Russian hacking of the entire election, and (not accidentally) many are inferring that Russia likely hacked actual voting machines.

Many people seem to be looking for a fight with Russia. Look around on twitter. See the desire for escalation in Syria. Remember the desire for a no fly zone in Syria supported by Hillary Clinton. As General Dunford testified, this would have required war with Russia.