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by 12907835202 3y ago
What counts as a rich powerful country in this instance? China? Norway? UAE? I feel like they will all fare very differently
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I have over a thousand and hundreds of warning about compromised passwords. Annoyingly they're all for forums I was part of as a teenager 15-20 years ago with a dead email address referencing pink monkeys. I just never get round to cle
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Its not just children. If you travel by yourself you often make friends who 7 days later are your "best friends", just like children. We just need a way to foster those situations in real life. The biggest issue I find with things
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by 12907835202 3y ago
My Pixel C is running great. I basically just use it as a netflix machine for camping/road trips/hostels. If I download offline on WiFi and then stick on airplane mode I can watch 10-12 hours on one charge even after all these yea
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Same position. There's so many things I want to learn I'm not sure postgres is such a step up from MySQL that it's worth being at the top of the list.
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I don't think you're taking everything into consideration here. For one it's not only creators who make money. You also have to pay for hosting/development as well as Google's own profit. So the cost to buy ads is c
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I'm mostly interested if this is a tiny hobby project by someone who wanted a nice example to use in arguments. Or an advert by someone involved with Laravel/Laracasts. As the former it's quite effective. The latter would be
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by 12907835202 3y ago
A LAMP stack is definitely not as uncommon as you think. Perhaps LNMP (replace Apache with Nginx) is more common these days but not that dissimilar
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Let's not forget Mambo
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Google plus circles?
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Depends if you're counting all the WordPress level projects. Then it'd be 0.01% Vs 99.99% I'd imagine. But that just puts into perspective how silly this argument is because I have no idea what a project means to other people
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by 12907835202 3y ago
What's most awkward about this for me is the framing. Surely you have to ask if people are free or if they want to come to a beach house BEFORE you book. But maybe the point is you'd use it anyway if they didn't want to come?
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I don't understand why people are in such uproar over netflix pricing. $10 a month is an incredible price for what you get. There's not alot you can do for $10 these days. You can barely grab lunch in lots of places. And you'
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Tennis is definitely not more popular. It's odd that you seem to think popularity = it would be easier. Soccer's popularity is what causes this issue because there is so much money to be made by splitting it up and selling to mult
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I've long dreamed of tracking every little thing. I don't know why but tracking everything I do, what I eat or drink or wear, how many hours I watch TV or sit on Reddit, how often I urinate, my work life balance, literally everyth
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I find conferences help my imposter syndrome immensely. I remember being at a conference and thinking it was all so incredibly basic, then looking around and seeing people scribble notes and feeling a huge sense of relief.
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by 12907835202 3y ago
It looks like it never worked and the docs were wrong or out of date. How few people were using duckduckgo with these filters for it not to be noticed until now? Stranger still that the author noticed the change to the docs but not that it
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by 12907835202 3y ago
A small improvement in my life I made was to always use the disabled toilet at work and spend a few seconds stretching and sometimes even doing 10 squats or push ups. I don't have the confidence to do something like that in front of ot
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by 12907835202 3y ago
This is incredibly vague "We will be focused on removing old, unused, and inactive content that is not tied to a user account" What is old, unused and inactive? That could be 10 year old images or 10 month old images. I have no id
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by 12907835202 4y ago
Whoever owns the Ask Jeeves trademark has the perfect moment for a comeback if they get it right
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by 12907835202 4y ago
The biggest takeaway for me was that it was getting info from YouTube videos. Is it actually watching and learning from the videos or where links to GitHub just included in the comments?
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by 12907835202 4y ago
So what are the main alternatives to Stripe?
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by 12907835202 4y ago
If this were to happen today now much evidence would be find of our current civilisations? Would archeologists be able to figure out our cities?
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by 12907835202 4y ago
Not getting a warning scares me. I moved hosting large GB+ files from DO Spaces to R2 for the free egress and have served 1 petabyte in January alone saving thousands of dollars.
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by 12907835202 4y ago
I still regularly have dreams about it 20 years later. I take it as a sign that I'm in a good healthy place mentally when the most stressful and anxiety inducing thing my brain can conjure up is me being rushed by 3 units in the dark a
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by 12907835202 4y ago
Lots of people are using a search engine as that partner in creativity at the moment and it's not that great. That's what makes it a viable alternative.
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by 12907835202 4y ago
He compared it to a $5 chicken not a "premium" product.
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by 12907835202 4y ago
The home page you've given is a little confusing to me and I'm not sure if it's confusing or just not aimed at me. Is this just for mobile (android only?) developers, or is it for any push notifications e.g. browser. Could I
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by 12907835202 4y ago
How does this work with mobile chrome/Firefox etc. Does it sync?
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by 12907835202 4y ago
This seems like a massive waste of resources. If the image is generated by AI it's clearly not offering very much to the reader but they still have to load it and scroll past it to get to the actual content.

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