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   by 369548684892826 5y ago

   I did this just to make the popups stop and sadly it doesn’t work. Popups resume after the trial.
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   by 369548684892826 5y ago

   > part of me thinks this is just the most complicated way to say hello to someone I'm not sure why all the web3 talk is about crypto and not interesting projects like this, but with decentralisation comes complexity.
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   by 369548684892826 5y ago

   If you have the Vimium extension [0] then double-tapping the ] key goes to the next page on most sites. 0: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/vimium/dbepggeogba...
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   by 369548684892826 5y ago

   > the American colonies were part of Britain This doesn't sound right because Britain is the name of the island. The American colonies were part of the British Empire I guess.
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   by 369548684892826 5y ago

   Anyone looking to work around this by building their own multi-room speaker system should take a look at snapcast https://github.com/badaix/snapcast
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   by 369548684892826 5y ago

   rclone is very good. Choose any cloud storage provider, and then run it through a nightly cronjob or whatever. https://rclone.org/
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   by 369548684892826 5y ago

   If you can work out how to get on the beta release of web.whatsapp.com then it's no longer required for your phone to be online.
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   by 369548684892826 5y ago

   Sounds like you just want to write an API and host it locally?
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   by 369548684892826 5y ago

   I don't think anyone can answer this without knowing how you're currently calling your lambda functions, and which trigger types you're using.
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    Feel pretty similar from the victim’s point of view.
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    Probably the best (only?) option for reply notification is that there's an RSS feed of all replies to a user, like this: https://hnrss.org/replies?id=37
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    If you’re in the UK then cultpens might be a good alternative. https://www.cultpens.com/
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    > Near the end of the epic, Gilgamesh embarks on a quest for immortality This needs a spoiler alert!
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    Weird because Russia isn't really a nation-state.
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    > Call the link from your scripts to recieve emails Should be 'receive'
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    A drop of dishwashing liquid and a bit of water. Get the rinse-off step right and there's not even a need to wipe off the lens afterwards, something in the soap makes the water droplets run off without any residue.
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    In case you're not aware: Windows Key + E for a file management window.
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    Have you seen PineTime by PINE64, don't know if it does everything you want but it's quite hackable. https://www.pine64.org/pinetime/
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    If you're looking at the higher end of the scale in London, and maybe ignore the >99th percentile in US where salaries get astronomical, I reckon the hourly rate might be in the same ball park. For example a quick search in London s
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    Depends where OP is based. It's very well known in the UK.
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    > Your Java program throws some random NullPointerException? Prints, and lots of them. Or just tell your debugger to break on exception.
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    As the candidate if you tell them the deal will be closed if you can get an extra 5-10K then you can use them to negotiate for that on your behalf.
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    I'm not sure about SOC2 compliance, but I'd be surprised if it's compliant for you to be generating user's passwords for them. Users should be the only person to know their password. You could email out a password that o
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    When you say "easy to use" are you talking mostly about the desktop UX? Because there are lot of desktops to choose from for Linux. Have you tried MATE[1] or Budgie from Solus[2]? They're both quite nice in different ways [1]
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    Also jellyfin, and I guess Emby which it was forked from https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin
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    by 369548684892826 5y ago

    The worst is appliance insurance, like for a washing machine. It _will_ stop working at some point, why pay an insurance company a premium to fix it?