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by 2rsf 6y ago
I don't fully understand the details but what do you want from Amazon ? what if the email was correct and you are a bad guy trying to cancel it for someone else ?
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by 2rsf 6y ago
It's worth a try but I doubt it would work, to me it would sound like a scam "can you unlock my AWS account, I promise it belongs to me"
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by 2rsf 6y ago
Fetching can start only when you are authenticated, by then you already want to see your data. Obviously you can "cheat" by having a start page with no data or something similar, but that's not what we are trying to achieve
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by 2rsf 6y ago
All is nice but a lot of the slowness in our bank's site comes from fetching the client's data, I'm sure this can be improved but the requirement for layers of abstraction and security to fetch a customer data is a tougher pr
695.
by 2rsf 6y ago
yes, one O. That's a battery technology limitation, you wanted a lightweight high capacity and low memory effect battery? the cost is bad temperature range. Otherwise pull out an old phone with NiMH batteries for your 911 calls Try to
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by 2rsf 6y ago
It's the batteries more than anything else, most phones will loose their battery capacity in cold weather.
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by 2rsf 6y ago
Not Israeli anymore and not Entrepreneur also counts ? I doubt if you are the only two here though.
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by 2rsf 6y ago
I have basically the same experience, no significant pros or cons
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by 2rsf 6y ago
I also use Python in a debugger environment where you can examine the responses for testing, but for small add hock tests Postman is still better. Postman's code generation is also a neat feature.
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by 2rsf 6y ago
> Sung—second in rank only to Sheriff Laurie Smith in the sheriff’s office—is accused of deliberately holding back four concealed carry weapons (CCW) permits for Apple’s security team until the Cupertino-based corporation agreed to donat
701.
by 2rsf 6y ago
(lack of) Scalability maybe ? it's not easy to get and act upon feedback from 500 million active users.
702.
by 2rsf 6y ago
well, teaspoon and spoon are basically metric- 5ml and 15ml
703.
by 2rsf 6y ago
> we add two tablespoons of olive oil", and it looks like they pour much more than that I saw that on cooking shows often, I guess it is cooking by a feel instead of following the exact measurements. For some things it doesn't
704.
by 2rsf 6y ago
I have a brass set, maybe because I wasn't born in Sweden.
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by 2rsf 6y ago
The same as any other interview. What if you interview someone from a non competitor and then she goes to interview or even work at said direct competitor ? Don't expose things you don't want to, don't bother with NDAs unless
706.
by 2rsf 6y ago
The Roman Herod's theater at Caesarea is also used for shows and is 2000 years old
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by 2rsf 6y ago
The overhead of Agile/Scrum/SAFe takes around 30%, other meetings take another 10-20%, other stuff probably takes another 10-20%. So there are weeks with 30% coding and others with 50% but not much above that.
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by 2rsf 6y ago
I hardly ever pay for software, but my best one was a very subsidized MS Office one time purchase.
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by 2rsf 6y ago
> kill en masse Taking a somewhat devil's advocate role here, many of the advances are the exact opposite of mass killing. They are trying to minimize collateral damage, have better kill ratio or improve survivability. Another side
710.
by 2rsf 6y ago
Salary and the recruitment process are an obvious, I look into other things as well like culture, tech, what the product is or the level of bureaucracy but I take everything with a grain of salt- reviews have a lot of bias in them for good
711.
by 2rsf 6y ago
Sweden is big and mostly unpopulated so we do travel but not outside of the country
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by 2rsf 6y ago
But that's my definition to hard, there was a thread recently about anyone being able to improve their chess skills by taking it seriously and learning- it doesn't mean that chess is not hard.
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by 2rsf 6y ago
voluntarily during a group meeting, in other places nobody cared
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by 2rsf 6y ago
I like the term glue, I am a senior tester but a lot of my work is around just that- gluing things together, although sometimes it is more about un-sticking things. I enjoy the large variety in my day to day work, it helps me build a large
715.
by 2rsf 6y ago
That is terrible but what can a landlord legally do ? they can be sued by the other side.
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by 2rsf 6y ago
Not only that, working for FAANG might harm your mental and physical health due to stress, causing you to stop working earlier hence lose money
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by 2rsf 6y ago
left behind
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by 2rsf 6y ago
Individual progress and betterment is not scalable for everyone all the time, many (if not most) people are close t their peek already. I do like to some degree the Swedish society conformity, people are expected to do good for the society
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by 2rsf 6y ago
What's the difference ? banning something is just words on paper, from there it depends on how hard the government tries to implement it. In this case I suppose it will be easier to obtain and hide software encryption than hardware
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by 2rsf 6y ago
From [0]: > The WHO/International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has classified radiofrequency electromagnetic fields as possibly carcinogenic to humans (Group 2B), based on an increased risk for glioma, a malignant type of br

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