Mandatum

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931.
by Mandatum 10y ago
How do you keep track of symlinks?
932.
by Mandatum 10y ago
What provider do you use that allows for catch-all? I really like GMail but the lack of support is really annoying, and a lot of sites & dump leaks are beginning to ignore the "+word" notation for email addresses.
933.
by Mandatum 10y ago
I think learning to code _is_ easy. I've recently pointed a friend towards FreeCodeCamp, he's never tried development but was asking about it (previous non-tech related jobs) so I pointed him to the website. Yesterday he must have
934.
by Mandatum 10y ago
Price pulled from website, converted to common currency - in this case being NZD since I'm from New Zealand.
935.
by Mandatum 10y ago
Pricing index: USD 399 : 570 EUR 399 : 640 CAD 519 : 577 GBP 309 : 624 KKD 2990 : 645 HUF 124990 : 638 CNY 2799 : 608 INR 27999 : 595 HKD 3098 : 571 SEK 3695 : 636 PLN 1799 : 651 CZK 10990 : 651
936.
by Mandatum 10y ago
Attend meetups, cold emails don't do much for me when I receive them. If I've already spoken with you, or I've met you - that's a different story.
937.
by Mandatum 10y ago
Oops - corrected, I meant "Snapchat for Databases" rather than "the Snapchat of Databases". Also, semi-OT: your reply was hilarious.
938.
by Mandatum 10y ago
I was always a big fan of calling MongoDB the "Snapchat for databases". I think people even had some stickers printed for it..
939.
by Mandatum 10y ago
I find your comment in poor taste, but I'll bite because it's kind of interesting. I'd recommend watching The Perfect Murder[0] documentary, although what they detail isn't exactly practical. Less than 15% of murder is c
940.
by Mandatum 10y ago
Unfortunately when it comes to file conversion/creation even, ImageMagick is the best of a bad bunch. Graphics formats are notoriously bad, check out the famous PSD rant on it: http://web.archive.org/web/2009042623
941.
by Mandatum 10y ago
No, but it does listen to your audio when you have your profile/post active for a period of time.
942.
by Mandatum 10y ago
I assume he's looking for an open-source option for Microsoft Windows. OSX and Linux is largely "solved". The Microsoft stack is less so after TrueCrypt's downfall.
943.
by Mandatum 10y ago
.. Not sure this would work in OSX.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
If this is white-labelled, why do you get a cut of what I sell it for? Aren't I hiring you to host/manage/support and I simply proxy support to you guys for the duration of the service? Or are you billing my customers and sen
945.
by Mandatum 10y ago
I agree, and I find this incredibly invasive. I agree the "how they treat wait staff" test, and sharing a meal with someone to give you some idea of what their personality is like has _some_ merit in my experience, but no, you can
946.
by Mandatum 10y ago
It's pretty unlikely for anyone to use a mix of roman numerals and decimals to describe.. Anything.
947.
by Mandatum 10y ago
Mirror as at 5AM Friday UTC: https://tune.pk/video/6528544/hack
948.
by Mandatum 10y ago
Wonder how long it'll take for the commercial AV vendors to issue a "we can decrypt this automatically!" press release.
949.
by Mandatum 10y ago
News announced shortly after May 16 22:00 UTC Price pre-announcement: $454.48 USD Price 2 hours after announcement: $453.64 USD Change in price: -$0.84 Price difference: -0.0018% So.. Not much.
950.
by Mandatum 10y ago
That's Ponzi time territory isn't it?
951.
by Mandatum 10y ago
If they were to on-shore all of their funds, would all be forgiven?
952.
by Mandatum 10y ago
The Yakuza is heavily integrated into the government and it has become tolerated by the people. A few decades ago the government cracked down on the Yakuza as they had too much hold on how the government was run, so they splintered and diff
953.
by Mandatum 10y ago
There are a lot of "purists" (I use that term loosely) who seem to think that the web should stay in the form of "static content delivery", and we're blundering up the future by developing all this front-end softwar
954.
by Mandatum 10y ago
Would Tokyo count here? It's a case of if-you-can't-beat-'em though, which probably isn't the example you want.
955.
by Mandatum 11y ago
Hence why some giant businesses are run off COBOL and Excel documents. However given the affect of credit card theft on individuals I'd expect law enforcement/legislation to pass to require this.
956.
by Mandatum 11y ago
It's been within 2 hours for the past 3 years in New Zealand (govt requirement).
957.
by Mandatum 11y ago
I understand what they're trying to do, but it's still kind of awkward. I tend to avoid references to intercourse in my business emails, and it seems a little bit crass to do so in blogs-as-emails-as-a-service software, as well as
958.
by Mandatum 11y ago
What are your main use cases going to be? These are the only ones I can think of where this is going to be "very" useful.. But even so, how often can companies expect to switch between these? And what's the expectation that B
959.
by Mandatum 11y ago
Agreed but they act as middleware - security should be top priority.
960.
by Mandatum 11y ago
See this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8557654

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