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4y ago
I brought my cat from the United States to Australia (a notoriously strict country). If you'd like any advice let me know.
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5y ago
I have a two nice mechanical watches, one which used to be a daily wear. Once I got my Apple Watch I just never wear them anymore. The few times I'm at a black tie event and wear the nicer mechanical one I feel slightly limited. It
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5y ago
I wish I could get into that, but apart from poker with friends, gambling and losing isn't fun.
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5y ago
After all this, I really hope not. I really hope that this is enough to push over a large enough majority of Russians to force him out.
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5y ago
That’s inaccurate. You do still need to run a client side GTM script that adds event listeners for specific actions (like “clicks purchase button”). This is then sent to a server side container with whatever first party identifier the site
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5y ago
I’m actually in this industry! So Server Side GTM (SS-GTM) is still relatively new and a bit limited in the number of integrated partners. GTM in itself doesn’t do any tracking, not even Google tracking, its just a manager. So hypotheticall
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5y ago
That's basically Kindle book samples, you get the first chapter or so free and then hit a purchase button.
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5y ago
I copied the index.html and main.js file, threw them on GitHub Pages, and shared it with a few friends. It's an easy and cheap way to keep it old school.
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5y ago
For those curious, I skimmed the transcript and basically a "%" followed by a "I" in an audio file name cause a weird shutdown behavior on the infotainment system.
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5y ago
This is an interesting to think about. Say you're at an ice cream stand that has a Square Reader (the little square hockey puck reader) that's paired with an iPhone running Square's payment reader. The merchant rings you up f
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5y ago
I personally store everything in I cloud following a similar directory structure as tacostakohashi (elsewhere in the thread), though it seems like Google Drive might work for y'all as your split across iOS and Android.
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5y ago
A Sonos 5 is $100 AUD more expensive than the Port and has a line in. https://www.sonos.com/en-au/shop/five The Port and Amp are definitely aimed at the very high end consumer who wants a whole wireless system in
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5y ago
The lack of audio input's is driving me bonkers. I have a record player and Sonos Beam. To use it, I have to plug in a mic adapter into my MacBook and connected that to the record player, then use Loopback Audio to redirect the input a
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5y ago
You just need the index.html file and the main.[bundle_hash].js file. You can scrape out the Google Tag Manager import from index.html if you want, though I didn't check to see what tracking it was importing (probably basically analyti
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5y ago
Is it really hidden that deep?
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5y ago
This was delightful, and now I will get no work done today.
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5y ago
http://captive.apple.com was my go to just because I'd see it flash in the url bar before redirecting when connecting to airplane wifi. I like the subdomain, it's an apt description of the state your in before passing
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5y ago
I've never really been a fan of synchronous online experiences, so I didn't jump on it. Even group video calls with friends can be tedious.
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5y ago
I'm surprised this hadn't already been posted here! Iceland really does have a great marketing department.
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5y ago
That doesn't explain the cost for use of e-books, especially the public domain books under Project Gutenberg, nor does it really explain the banning of book donations from registered non-profits. If the issue you describe is prevalent,
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The Great Cubicle Escape
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5y ago
I somewhat agree, though I did finish the book and enjoyed it despite its flaws. The Martian was a delight, and Project Hail Mary follows in a similar vein.
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5y ago
Every time I see an article like this, all I can think about is how a robust rapid transit system could ease so much of this. I know I'm oversimplifying it, but a bullet train could operate between SF and Sacramento in ~30 minutes. Eve
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5y ago
I really liked the iPhone 5c's design. The colors were fun, and the case options weren't super bland. The 5 was there to fill in the need for more traditional iPhone design, but the 5c felt like a little throwback to when phones w
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I'm seeing an unusual amount of reddit style small comments on this outage, which I find strange. They're short and in the vein of "Facebook is down: good" or "Facebook is back up: damn nothing good lasts forever&qu
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5y ago
I assume this kind of behavior helps with the "Elon" brand surrounding his companies, but it just feels so overdone, unnecessary, and, as another person said in this thread, cringeworthy. I saw the iPod nano announcement clip this
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5y ago
I feel your pain. I'm an American living in Australia, so I'm not as significantly affected. Still my Google account and Apple accounts are all US based. My Apple account is tied into a family account I share with my US based fami
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Definitely not Sydney! We just hit a record median of $1,410,133 AUD https://www.domain.com.au/news/sydney-house-prices-reach-rec...
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That's essentially the plot to Tomorrowland (2015). Images of the dystopian future are broadcasted from "Tomorrowland" (sort of a different universe) back to ours as a warning to prevent it. Instead we fetish these images in
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5y ago
Lunchmoney is a good multi currency financial analysis app that's been shown on Hackernews a bit http://lunchmoney.app
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