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by JoBrad 3y ago
2.5 hours, from start of incident.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
I was at a swim meet last week, and one of the food trucks was using Apple Tap to Pay because Toast didn't have a solution that worked for them, on site. After they finish up at an area, they then enter a single transaction for all of
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by JoBrad 3y ago
That’s how you get more kitty mills.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
As a manager, I feel that using metrics from productivity tools to measure productivity is lazy and counter productive. If your team is so large that you can’t measure productivity without using these cheats, then your team is too large for
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by JoBrad 3y ago
No, I was talking about Ordinals. FTA, right after the parent's comment: > However, we notice that by spending only 0.005% of the total Bitcoin supply on transaction fees, a single entity can significantly impact the entire Blockcha
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by JoBrad 3y ago
Probably that it’s very centralized. Or at least that the price is able to be highly influenced by a few individuals/groups.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
Imagine the git blame results on the commit that introduced this defect.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
I want to pick a particular barber at my shop. They also need to know that I’m not a prankster who books a bunch of time slots with no intention of showing. Providing a mobile number (which needs to be confirmed) is a good way to accomplish
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by JoBrad 3y ago
That's my view, too. At one point I set all of my extensions to manual updates only. But that became cumbersome when I started enabling extensions by workspace, so I just use auto-update now. I appreciate the "what's new&quot
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by JoBrad 3y ago
What about giving the user the choice? Give me a settings drop-down that lets me pick daily, weekly, monthly, or manual.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
The fact that macOS allows apps to steal focus, with no obvious way to stop it, annoys the hell out of me. That it is apparently new-ish behavior is baffling.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
That’s really cool. Thanks for sharing!
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by JoBrad 3y ago
Because I don’t have to remember to pair my phone with the Bluetooth speaker, then queue up whatever. I just tell my Echo to play my daily briefing, and it does the work. I picked a set that is generally done in 15-20 minutes, so it doubles
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by JoBrad 3y ago
I made a quick SDK for an API I built in C#, not too long ago. VSCode was surprisingly a much better experience.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
Stripe must diligently ensure their merchants are not improperly handling card data. Failing to do this could cost them their PCI status, so they will definitely shut down your account if they find you’re not properly using their services,
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by JoBrad 3y ago
If your frontend handles card data, it is in scope. Among other things, you will have to prove that you are not sending card data to your backend servers in any way (logs, etc.).
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by JoBrad 3y ago
That distinction doesn’t matter, and you shouldn’t do that, unless you want that portion of your code to be considered in scope for an auditor. If your code touches card data, it’s in scope. No matter where it runs. Edit: a brief explainer
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by JoBrad 3y ago
The key words are “directly accept”. If you use a properly implemented hosted payment page, your systems don’t touch the card data.
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by JoBrad 3y ago
Stripe is a Payment Facilitator, and they pioneered the modern PayFac model. That’s one of the reasons that the word Stripe appears on your credit card statement when you pay someone that is using Stripe. Additionally it means they front th
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by JoBrad 4y ago
That’s not entirely true. The UK and Australia use Imperial measurements quite frequently, especially for speed.
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by JoBrad 4y ago
You missed a few "damn Millennials" in those comments. Anecdotally, your comments do not line up with my experience at all. Not only is our Sr SysAdmin providing sage wisdom and networking guidance to our DevOps team, but several
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by JoBrad 4y ago
We are nowhere near being AWS' top customer, and have had absolutely incredible service from them. Not only that, but we were proactively contacted by an AWS account team before we had even spent our first $100, and they spent many day
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by JoBrad 4y ago
I do think that navigation which takes into account your car’s battery is a good feature. But ideally there would be a way to expose that to your navigation app.
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by JoBrad 4y ago
> 65535 is the integer after 65534 and before 65536. Thanks! /s
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by JoBrad 4y ago
Thanks for all the fish!
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by JoBrad 4y ago
The SE has always been the low-end phone, regardless of its internals.
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by JoBrad 4y ago
The video in the linked page mentions this.
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by JoBrad 4y ago
And Carfax.
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by JoBrad 4y ago
I think it’s really art, and is priced like it.
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by JoBrad 4y ago
But wouldn’t a car avoid a giraffe, too?

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