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It's probably the most expensive 10% as far as licensing goes.
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4y ago
Not us. Cloud ALL THE THINGS...
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4y ago
If you close your account, I wonder if masked emails remain locked to your account or become available again for someone else to register?
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4y ago
What alternatives do people recommend? Am thinking of buying a domain and pointing it at fastmail or protonmail, so that I can change providers more easily in the future. A deluge of spam will likely be the necessary shove I need.
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I got stuck with a maths teacher in my second/third year of highschool who couldn't teach. Like, none of his students ever passed. literally NONE. it wasn't even a close thing. My grades went something like 70% year 1, 40
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4y ago
Some ideas: Profitable Ideas(Maybe): - Host festivals like Burning Man, except, you know, without the open fires. Or do them in winter, or something. Basically, what you want to aim for is giant temporary festival city, full of alcohol &a
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4y ago
Just adding my voice to the chorus and adding that I too won't use apps that require a social login.
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I have no free time to code or game any more, and when i'm playing with the little psychos I don't miss it at all. Spend more time on my phone though, due to the opportunity cost of doing anything except reading books(now web seri
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I've seen this so much regarding covid-19 in Australia, especially at the start. Everyone I know complained bitterly at the restrictions we had in Sydney, even when they weren't that strict, saying "but only 5 people have di
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> Also one must be ruthless with those who ask, “What is the most expensive book you’ve got here?” Often it is the male of the species trying to impress the female. That's wild to me. What a weird thing. Is this primarily an Ameri
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Sydney, Aus. Been down for a few hours now.
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As I understand it, nobody(G8, lets say) is really in recession. Yet all the big tech companies have hiring freezes or layoffs. I wonder why? Interest rates mean debt repayments are increasing, thus they need to cut costs elsewhere? Some
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Even among congresspeople? I thought there's been quite a few instances where congresspeople have had access to sensitive data and tweeted about it?
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If they're installing the hardware you _are_ paying for it, they just want to increase their profits by charging you more money to use the hardware you've already paid for! If it's _your car_ then all the features in the car
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4y ago
I really like this idea(not for UBI, but for a better lottery that more evenly distributes winnings), couple it with X amount of free tickets per week/month for low income earners too!
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4y ago
I do this. I don't really want to stop though, because I think it's important to enjoy what you do and to have a fun workplace. However, it's not always appropriate to derail meetings. Some meetings are more informal, and t
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If they're not solving the crimes, how do you know they're "predominantly killed by other blacks"? Also, why is there resistance to supporting police in those communities?
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4y ago
I want to see events, and then when I click on that event, I want an autogenerated blurb kind of like the autotldr bot on reddit, then I want to see all related article titles sorted by quality(Not sure how to quantify this though. Least c
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What's wild to me is that apparently there's only one place on this continent that grows lettuce. It seems like a bit of an all-your-eggs-in-one-basket thing to have one valley in QLD(I think) that does lettuce for the nation, an
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I remember seeing that happen A LOT, during the inital push for Kyiv. The Ukrainians would only destroy the first few vehicles in a convoy to block the road at strategic points, then target fuel trucks. The Russians had to keep everything
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4y ago
It allows you to do this: synchronised(bob.intern()) { //This block executes in parallel for requests with different values of bob, but sequentially for each request that has the same value of bob. } If I didn't have to i
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We're moving to a smaller office that doesn't fit everyone, while growing the team by hiring from anywhere in the country, while some staff are moving up/down the coast. Expectation is 1 or 2 days a week in office, but it wo
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"Now researchers believe they know what’s responsible for the bulk of the rise: Nothing. Much of the rise in autism is likely a statistical mirage." I've kind of always thought this, ever since I read a tumblr post about how
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Not really. Pretty clear is: "We are no longer manufacturing iPod touch. Customers can purchase ... while supplies last". This is: "You can buy our product while we sell it" "Music is super great isn't it&qu
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It's been required for a while now for the mygov login?
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Errr, is that new? I always use username/password/2fa via text message.
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Wow, a positive use for this technology! Nice! I couldn't think of any use for it other than hunting the last few humans living off of nuts & berries to extinction as part of the machine uprising.
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4y ago
I'm cool with the suggestions in other comments like a cheaper tier that is ad-supported, but realistically, this is where I'm at: 1) Netflix is barely worth what I'm already paying, and any price increases will probably make
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Shout out to HL7 and its bastard offspring, FHIR! Here's an example of the problem: https://www.hl7.org/fhir/patient.html That's the FHIR Patient Object. Seems reasonable? Look at the cardinality. Almost e
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Which is crazy, because you would think that Australia was mostly Flatland! It's the size of the continental US, with a population lower than Texas. Everyone here lives in the capital cities, and last I looked there were almost no tec
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