DoctorOW

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   by DoctorOW 5y ago

   Keep in mind in this thread's example, there are a million downloads in one month. Spread evenly this is less than 1 RPS.
2. 782.▲
   by DoctorOW 5y ago

   So the gray area comes from an exception being granted from R2 not specified in that linked page. R2, like B2 is part of Cloudflare's bandwidth alliance, so is the unwritten exception for R2 or for the bandwidth alliance?
3. 783.▲
   by DoctorOW 5y ago

   But to clarify it _does_ apply to B2?
4. 784.▲
   by DoctorOW 5y ago

   If I'm selling unmodified stolen iPhones then they wouldn't be useless.
5. 785.▲
   by DoctorOW 5y ago

   This does nothing to target businesses that make money via theft. If I steal iPhones and sell them how they come I still make money, if I repair iPhones with stolen parts I also still make money and have the exact same extreme limitations a
6. 786.▲
   by DoctorOW 5y ago

   Sounds possible depending on your init system config
7. 787.▲
   by DoctorOW 5y ago

   Here's the least imperfect Regex with Unit Tests on Regex101: https://regex101.com/r/IqI7KW/2
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   by DoctorOW 5y ago

   Honestly if you're in the situation where it comes down to individual CPU clock cycles I can't imagine C# (or similar Java, Go, etc.) being useful at that point. Too much going on that's not in the view of the developer.
9. 789.▲
   by DoctorOW 5y ago

   I don't see why they're mutually exclusive. On mobile, they're equally important.
10. 790.▲
    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    Yes, making sure that the file format you picked doesn't support layers (or at least that those layers are flattened) that mistake bit the New York Times a while ago.
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    "Show business" means the entertainment industry. "Hardest working in show business" is generic.
12. 792.▲
    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    This seems like a symptom of forgetting 2006 was 15 years ago. I did the math this time but if someone off hand mentions 20 years ago I still think of the 90s.
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    That's interesting, did you give up on the static route or are you using Firebase's static hosting? I assume GraphQL cannot be static hosted.
14. 794.▲
    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    There's a relatively large but finite number of possible inputs. This could theoretically be converted into a bunch of static files that fit on Netlify or GH Pages.
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    Personally, I'd prefer the submission title kept the webpage title's "Open-source headless commerce engine". Much more descriptive of what it actually does. Some Shopify customers use it headless but I'd be surprise
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    What do you need slurs for though
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    These are all from big corporate entities either making (admittedly terrible) mistakes, or using the precedent of those mistakes to hide. These are problems systemically fixed by having human moderators not dependent on ad revenue. > One
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    I was expecting your link to make some kind of point to substantiate your "anti-diversity" claim. This just shows they don't allow slurs on the platform.
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    What would be the point? There's explicitly no third-party clients allowed for official Discord.
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    Depends on execution, in situations where I'm stimming, it'd never occur to me to turn on a camera. It's certainly not something that feels good or natural when forcing myself to do it. That said, even if hundreds of thousand
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    So pardon my ignorance but I thought React was already for web and React Native merely a set of tools to help port React web apps to native mobile apps. What is the difference between React for web and React Native for web?
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    I've used both. It depends on how personal your personal email is. A custom domain is only worth the expense and trouble if your email address is in any way part of your first impression. If you are just giving this address to the serv
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    Dynamic Emails in Gmail(support.google.com)

    1 points by DoctorOW 5y ago|0 comments
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    I've not heard that. From my current understanding, they generally don't evict a site when there is no risk of legal action. Maybe you're thinking of their reputation for being too strict on filtering TOR users?
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    This is why I defend the controversial Cloudflare policy of being so slow and deliberate in removing things.
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    and that's the problem I really expected to be explored in this article. They briefly touch on it but anyone who has Teams, Discord, Adobe, or any other of the growing number of programs based on Electron. Then there is literally multi
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    I mean at some point someone bought a copy of Super Mario Bros. and held on to it until they were sure it's the last one available and sold it for $2m. What would one buy today to do that? A Playstation? An iPad? It feels like a small
28. 808.▲
    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    In the context of Hanlon's razor "incompetence" usually just means a mistake.
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    I'm not sure how helpful it is but you can add additional email addresses to your account here: https://github.com/settings/emails
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    by DoctorOW 5y ago

    Sure, but reducing bad things is helpful even if it isn't 100%. There's an interesting video essay on this exact style of argument, if you're interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yts2F44RqFw