Keverw

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by Keverw 7y ago
Well it's loading now. It gave a black screen so makes me wonder if maybe it could have been DNS related? Doesn't Safari use system's DNS while Chrome and Firefox is moving to DNS over HTTPS? That could be a very good explana
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by Keverw 7y ago
Desktop Safari says it won't connect either, but if I open it in Chrome, it loads... odd. Wonder what could be causing that? Makes no sense to me.
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by Keverw 7y ago
Wow this sounds crazy. He won a lawsuit in Ecuador, so the company got a judge in Manhattan New York to put him on house arrest? Isn't that overstepping their jurisdiction and abuse of power? Seems like a huge miscarriage of justice. D
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yep, I heard people throw parties after successful migrations, but it sounds like once you pick a database you are sorta married to it and rewriting things could be a pain if a large or complex application. Then live migrating could be a ch
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yep, when I was studying Angular I kinda felt it was trying to reinvent everything, so personally I can wrap my head around React a little bit more. However I know people consider React more of a library, maybe Angular is more of a full on
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by Keverw 7y ago
I could see the benefits though. If you get popular, you can just throw more hardware at it instead of feeling rushed to switch databases or start sharding in the application level. One downsides I didn't like though is no incremental
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by Keverw 7y ago
It's because cockroaches can be hard to get rid of sometimes if infested. So supposed to be named that since the goal is the database to be reliably and available with replicas that can survive failures.
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by Keverw 7y ago
Only bad thing is apparently Bluetooth spec has a connection limit. Sounds like it's 7? So sounds like some people might be pushing close to that... Say they have their Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard, Airpods(probably counts as 2 connecti
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by Keverw 7y ago
Looks like Web Bluetooth is more supported. Surprised Firefox doesn't support it. https://caniuse.com/#search=Web%20Bluetooth I know you can connect game controllers to your computer, but maybe that uses the Gamepad AP
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by Keverw 7y ago
Sounds like that lawsuit with Epic Games was more about him selling the cheats instead of the videos. Plus I heard people spend real money in Fortnite and can even win real money with the Esports. Don't really follow that game much tho
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by Keverw 7y ago
Based on your location, but I know that there's stories about location not being accurate, remember seeing a report that some Pizza app and ride sharing apps can be more accurate. Someone told me on their cell phone 911 went to state&#
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yep, I thought that was odd too. I wonder if they always had ads or trying to milk the news they are shutting down? I kinda always felt ads on a business blog was kinda unprofessional unless you had a general tech/news type blog or the
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by Keverw 7y ago
There's a guy with a YouTube channel called "YouTuber Law" [0] but he quit uploading about 7 months ago. Some guy from Miami, he seemed pretty cool for a lawyer too since I figured most wouldn't even want to touch YouTub
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by Keverw 7y ago
I've heard that one popular channel accidentally sent a take down for their own content once, then some companies just scan for keywords. I forget where but remember reading that some blog was a take down because some studio ran a bot
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by Keverw 7y ago
Wonder if your claim fell under fair use and it harmed your channel if you could sue for tortious interference? There's some theme park in New Hampshire threatening to go after drone operators even though they don't own the privat
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CBS gets YouTube review of 'Picard' taken down for using 26 seconds(techdirt.com)
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by Keverw 7y ago
Wow, sounds like even if you pay for a company to do then still might not go to inbox 100%... I noticed marking things not as spam still sends things to spam, I figured be doing that would tell it it's not spam... I was recently thinki
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yep, contact forms in WordPress but even non WordPress sites too. Then of course if you got a plugin to detect brute forces, seem like WordPress sites get ton of them! Probably because you can detect if a site runs WordPress or not, so bots
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by Keverw 7y ago
Oh wow, I was under the assumption that Google Apps(Now called G-Suite but I always remember it as the original) kinda gave you a guarantee if sending to other Gmail people and probably other big providers like Microsoft, Yahoo, etc would t
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah and seems like the big providers don't like self hosted emails. I know someone who runs a hosting company using cPanel and his clients email go to spam a bunch even though not spammy emails, his answer is to just pay extra for Goo
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by Keverw 7y ago
I think it's insane schools and companies are monitoring peoples social media, should keep work and personal separate. For example went viral that a Christian school very recently expelled a girl because she had a rainbow cake that the
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by Keverw 7y ago
Probably a legal requirement to provide it, such as credit reports if used for employment or apartments, etc of providing a copy.
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by Keverw 7y ago
> applicants can afford to give HR bullies the middle finger. Probably depends a lot on your location though unless you are aiming for companies that allow remote. Midwest Ohio vs. San Francisco. I feel like since the job market is so mu
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by Keverw 7y ago
I know it's been interpreted as that under the CFAA, but I know there was a recent case regrading scraping so sounds like that that interpretation isn't true anymore. There was an debate between lawyers saying that sharing passwor
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by Keverw 7y ago
Reminds me of a case with Second Life. Someone went to DMCA virtual horse food and the horses would die, so the company got an injunction not allowing Linden Lab to process those DMCA's while it was ligated. https://en.wikip
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah, I wonder how far 100K or 150K could get you in San Francisco if you're single. Got a random email from some recruiter for a startup who seen me on Github offering me to move to San Francisco - be cool to be around more like minde
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by Keverw 7y ago
Oh yeah, Powerpoint Jeopardy! I remembered we did that in high school science class once. Totally forgot about powerpoint being able to link buttons to different slides but in that case I do think it was a lot of copy and pasting.
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by Keverw 7y ago
I hope they bring the Chromium based version of Edge to the Xbox too. I was playing some Babylon.js demos and it kept freezing up once I had to force restart the whole thing. But webGL + the controller API means you could ship to the consol
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah, bandwidth costs is a thing that turns me off about AWS too and then a bunch of proprietary services too, so then you have to rewrite your application if you used some of them and wanting to move providers. However if you want to move
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by Keverw 7y ago
You have to get permission to change doctors or just a limited amount in your network? I was under the assumption you could just switch doctors whenever you wanted as long as in-network, but I hate this whole in-network thing and out of net

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