Operyl

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by Operyl 8y ago
It’s also extremely common that a lot of the chains will have a “fuck you” mentality and just reuse an existing burger any way if they know you’re just trying to skirt the freshness. The real pro tip is to just ask nicely for a fresh burger
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by Operyl 8y ago
Common everywhere, they're "grill slips." It's not a new SKU, but a customization to it. Still, wonder how much analytics they pull on that when designing new products.
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by Operyl 8y ago
It really doesn't need to be updated, it's setting a simple variable that the script looks for to short circuit.
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by Operyl 8y ago
Yes, notice that it’s several hours since the tweet. They’ve obviously been able to work around issue after issue, but the problem still exists: they are a companion app and should not have been forced to remove the SMS feature. And as far
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by Operyl 8y ago
Thankfully we as savvy users are able to strip away information we don’t want sent to companies, via browser extensions and what have you. I’m concerned about the less savvy users who, frankly, never have even thought about this being an is
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by Operyl 8y ago
I took it differently, personally. To me it’s a double standard, we spent so much time going after the private companies with this law, that to have so much of the government’s own groups fail to even do a review of their own damn sites? Ug
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by Operyl 8y ago
Far from it, as the article points out. There’s a lot of weird, unknown failure points. And there’s always room for innovation in all industries.
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by Operyl 8y ago
I’m sorry, what? This is the exact shit I’m annoyed about. He is inciting stuff like this, telling his user base to call anybody that disagrees with them things like “sheep”, it’s even in his logo. I do not agree that the best thing to do i
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by Operyl 8y ago
He’s cringe at best, just as bad as the rest of them at worst. He’s playing for the camera, the audience. I wouldn’t take much of what he says seriously, but that’s just me I guess.
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by Operyl 8y ago
Eh... rarely is a pretty harsh outlook. We forget that these companies tend to have their employees supplying patches and features to many open source projects that matter (like the Linux kernel), working on standards, etc.
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by Operyl 8y ago
Some clients will feel ignored, even if you don't regurgitate the same stuff over and over again while there's no new useful information to disseminate (or not had the time to properly write it up). At my job, I wrote a small slac
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by Operyl 8y ago
It’s just 404ing for me?
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by Operyl 8y ago
How do you feel you compare to the similar features in Gitlab’s product?
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by Operyl 8y ago
code.fb.com is their technology blog, so, no. This is the original (and non-facebook in a way) source.
945.
by Operyl 8y ago
In this case, yes, I was generalizing the future in general.
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by Operyl 8y ago
I'm referring to more than just this case. In the future, if I purchased from Amazon a movie, and I transferred it to iTunes, how did iTunes get paid? They didn't.
947.
by Operyl 8y ago
Developing, support, and other costs are not $0. I'm all for portability, but I'm also for compensation to keep it working smoothly..
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by Operyl 8y ago
I'm curious how something like transferring to another service would work. The other service has a cost to endure per item, too (CDN costs, etc). It would seem unreasonable not to compensate the new "host". Do we have a fee t
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by Operyl 8y ago
Oh god, that's terrifying. Then I'll see "Why haven't you read my message? Why are you ignoring me?" all the time :(.
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by Operyl 8y ago
You gutted most of the features out of sight that I use as a developer, at least based on that screenshot. I am not a fan of hiding things behind countless links, so, I'm a no on this one.
951.
by Operyl 8y ago
It took me a second to realize what the heck it was trying to ask me to do. It was not immediately obvious that I had to trigger the inputs to get the various states, and then answer the query.
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Cloudflare Transparency Update(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by Operyl 8y ago
I think time and time again the creators do end up understanding these things, it’s just by the time they do their ultimate owners don’t care.
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by Operyl 8y ago
The gas stations near me now accept Tap/Apple Pay/Google Pay. I feel a bit safer using those, but alternatively, you can pay with debit/credit inside the gas station at the register.
955.
by Operyl 8y ago
It’s piggybacking off of IMAP/SMTP, so you use your existing email provider.
956.
by Operyl 8y ago
I seriously doubt many resources, comparatively speaking, are being thrown on this project from Apple’s side. It seems to be much heavier on the negotiation side for Apple, and most of the legwork comes from Goldman Sachs.
957.
by Operyl 8y ago
Ahah. I didn’t see that, and I have pretty bad vision myself.
958.
by Operyl 8y ago
I thought this too! Then I picked a weird expression and was wrong lol.
959.
by Operyl 8y ago
I got some pretty tough ones on mobile. Maybe if I had zoomed in I would have seen the differences.’, but eh: https://imgur.com/a/UXSCOG8
960.
by Operyl 8y ago
Jesus Christ, that’s the kind of shit that makes me dread booting windows now then.

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