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by Can_Not 6y ago
This might help if you can edit your html's meta tags on your old domain: https://moz.com/learn/seo/canonicalization
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by Can_Not 6y ago
Yeah, I stopped reading when he started inventing baseless conspiracy theories of ulterior motives to justify normal chargeback loss mitigation.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
Cleaner code, maybe if you can ignore that Vue and React have superior support for error handling.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
Just "DM" is my ugly reminder, we collectively called them PM (private messages) a decade ago.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
I dunno, this sounds like "you don't need vitamin D if you have enough vitamin C".
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by Can_Not 6y ago
Dark mode and responsive webdesign are both good for the user and efficient for the server and user's device.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
That's true, but what's a free or low cost alternative for DDoS protection for a small webapp?
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by Can_Not 6y ago
All of those scenarios combined are much more manageable than Mars.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
Is that abandoned? digging deeper I see the test suite has been down for at least a year.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
Maybe they're mostly enjoying the fact that everyone else is already there.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
This is probably the least significant contribution.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
Maybe OP or other users are hopping aboard a hysteria train, but as a presumably Stallmanist community we should be heavily concerned about the closed source data siphoning software of our geographic and ideological rivals. China is just as
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by Can_Not 6y ago
Node Red might focus more on IoT.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
And obviously the flaws in thr product itself...
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by Can_Not 6y ago
I think a better joke would be how you would have to be brave to try a browser that vaguely uses cryptocurrency/blockchain in any way.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
Sometimes you get "sorry I got caught" non-apologies, other times people are dog-piling and Twitter doesn't show new arrivals the entire apology discussion if it were a sincere apology.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
> Christian Christensen, Professor of Journalism in Stockholm, argues that the accusation of whataboutism is itself a form of the tu quoque fallacy, as it dismisses criticisms of one's own behavior to focus instead on the actions of
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by Can_Not 6y ago
I'd say the m.domain.com concept was terrible. You'd often get redirected to the mobile homepage instead the mobile version of the link you clicked on. Then even if that worked correctly, you'd just have random features missi
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by Can_Not 6y ago
I don't know what the original prices are, but as someone who might like to use algoria search instead of MVP search, the idea that pricing scales with our usage (e.g. free tier -> lowest paid tier) is very appealing. There's t
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by Can_Not 6y ago
Crystal is everything I like about using golang combined with everything I like about not using golang.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
Imagine feeling "emotionally blackmailed" into not supporting extrajudicial murder...
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by Can_Not 6y ago
An extreme minority explicitly hold the view publicly, but what's not an extreme minority are people who take the long road around saying it and people who have kneejerk reactions to any proposed changes to the status quo.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
The hiring ads here seem completely relevant and appropriate for this forum. Very few other websites can say the same for their ads. YC saves money on recruiter fees and job listing fees, you reach your target audience, and you don't n
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by Can_Not 6y ago
Damn, I can't believe they took a non-neutral stance on extrajudicial murder of black people. Crazy stuff.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
Thankfully my company has forgotten about their OKRs initiative. Trying to figure out 10-15 _useful_ personal metrics was stressful and a waste of time. And they rightfully would get bulldozed over and ignored by our actual need to implemen
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by Can_Not 6y ago
This isn't a JS framework, or even a framework, but I'm really liking crystal's type safety applied to .ecr simple html template files.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
> But I'm still going to remember the lint-advocate as a developer too concerned with the wrong things. See its the opposite for me. If I cant trust you with something as dead simple as "npm run lint:fix", how can I trust
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by Can_Not 6y ago
Google cloud has significantly cheaper prices and a more generous free tier than AWS, so they kind of already are.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
>I am completely against this movement that's currently for some reason trying to demonize cops. I think you could dismiss systemic police brutality against minorities a little less frivolously.
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by Can_Not 6y ago
It did cost them money to spoof an unknowing client, but they make money having a credit card form collecting fees before anyone else knows whats going on.

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