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My option is on its surface simple, anyone should have the right to self terminate. This isn't something anyone should have to justify to someone. I think selecting a method and location that doesn't cause a burden on those left b
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Never, listen to anyone offering advice like this, go see a doctor, read up on the disease from reputable organizations such as the Mayo Clinic. There are realities that must be faced, and planned for, you'll have plenty of time to &qu
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Iim not great at naming things, but avoiding anything that will get you blocked by content sensors, or something you cant use in a board meeting. Off the top of my head though Nematode would be my suggestion
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I mean, do you really think "Gun" or "dolt" are on the same par as Dumbass? I mean is dumbass will likely be filtered by 90% of content filters, the other two would not.
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The ever immature concept of using something edgie as a name, that will likely result in you having to change it, or never getting broad adoption.
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I mean, in today's ecosystem the idea of paying for this sort of app before being able to test it at all seems a bit unrealistic.
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6y ago
This, I actually closed the site, on mobile the chat pop-up covers the whole screen. It's like a waitor asking if you are ready to order before you've opened the menu, but the waitor then stands there and covers the menus with the
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I can't say that my experience is typical, or encompassing. I'll say that I really like the way they present the APIs. but the business practices, and support are were I ran into issues. From a work perspective we had similar issu
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Those are for rapidapi the hosting service, not for the client (logicmind) that is presenting this api.
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Rapid API is a dumpster fire. I'm sorry I don't care how good the tool is, I personally hate their approach, and will never use the tool. Also, the org page ( https://rapidapi.com/organization/logicmind ) 404&#
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7y ago
The concept is interesting to me, and I'm trying to watch the demo video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeH-8_PUXPk ) and the music is the background here seems like a horrible choice, starting at about 19 seconds, th
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7y ago
This feels to me, like the next best vector to compromise users. The horror of HTA aren't forgotten, I'm hoping they handle this better.
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7y ago
I'm confused, perhaps by the title more than the product, is there any functionality that actually converts documents into websites. Or is it just a web editor, to products simple web pages?
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7y ago
I like Rossmann, but I should have focused on staying on target here. He starts with the info about the shitty fundraiser scheme. But then drifts into a talking about them not removing fake negative reviews of his business. Though the seco
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I mean, call me crazy, if this is for an emergency, wouldn't it make more sense to provide a small archive with the source files in it, no third party at all. requires an unarchiver, and a text editor.
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Have you seen https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
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When was this announcement made? Seems less than a month to migrate off 4 million users (or whatever remnants of that) isn't much time. You would think their client would allow some sort of export method, and that would be worth mentio
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7y ago
A lot of companies that lease this kind bandwidth do sell heavily throttled connections,the big difference is they are typically symmetrical and constant. Centurytel was selling 30mbs symmetrical for 700 a month, or 300/15 for 500, the
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I'm sorry but that's crazy, firstly this repo has nothing to do with lisc. So if someone was going to pay for an image to use commercial this wouldn't effect them. And open source is a social equalizer, it allows those who co
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When she donated the works, she relinquished all copyright, and the works moved into public domain. These images are for all intensive purposes not owned by anyone, and anyone can do what they see fit with them. (this is where the Getty la
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7y ago
To be honest, as neat as it sounds, I could very easily see this being banned from a lot of platforms. Its disruptive to any community to have some parts of the messaging being inaccessible on that platform. Keybase own terms and services r
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my point is about consistency of enforcement, not about the possibilities, instead of letting each ccltd make their own, they should come with the agreement of following the global tld standards is my point.
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To me the only problem I have with the way they handled cctld, is the inconsistency which has let to a lot of confusion. I think that cctld should be a sub off of the gltd. just take the gltds and append the country extension to them. (so t
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Man seems really interesting, but $25 to $35 for a 30 ounce can is roughly 2 to 3 times what other cheeses similar cost.
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I'm sorry a random clientID, timestamp, and IP address Is not a privacy nightmare. It's actually far better than most.
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I think the threshold for downloading a native app vs a web app is when you have to start putting your person data in the application. what you are creating is something that will be filled with peoples personal data. Many of us, are requi
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It appears the only way to navigate this site in firefox is with the keyboard, or pressing down on the middle mouse button, anyone else having this issue?
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I'm not really seeing how this AD by golinks conveys an increasing trend of a 3rd party application to handle internal url shorteners. Just seems to me that any company with a remotely competent IT staff could handle this with a few Dn
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This is probably the best answer I've seen to this, the others make valid points also, thanks for the response.
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I have my doubts that you'll find an increase in url shorteners internally, as one this can be handled through Dns if it must. And how often are people reading and typing urls locally? For anything like needing to widely distro a URL i
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