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The apps become invalid after about 7 days after compiling them. So for development its fine but if you are building utilities for yourself to use, it could be an issue.
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It's also what shows up in the "username" section of posts for everyone except admins (maybe other cases)
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5y ago
Outside of tech, most businesses are back in the office now. Personally I work from home in an apartment in the city because the lifestyle is just better than a sprawling isolated suburb.
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I sometimes feel like I'm living on another planet to the rest of Australia being in an inner CBD apartment. Whenever I look at the market I see loads of things for rent at reasonable prices and loads of things for sale within my budge
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It seems pretty clear that just about every government has a large bank of exploits on just about every single system. We only hear about the ones that get exposed and fixed and not the 30 others in storage or active use.
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Lets start with the people who physically killed them.
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Sure, they do make it easy to unsubscribe, but every user of their system seems to sign you up without consent or tricks you in to it somehow because I do not want a single newsletter in my inbox but I am constantly unsubscribing to mailchi
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5y ago
What do you mean by this? I use Google photos on my iphone and it seems to work perfectly fine. I'm assuming you are talking about background sync but I just checked via the web version and my photos from yesterday are all there so it
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The problem is that ideally mailchimp and any alternative should not even exist. 99% of the stuff they fire out is legitimately spam, usually unwanted and unrequested by the recipient. So asking "How do I start my own spamming service
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Because the OS is too complicated, imessage is a legacy app which is deeply embeded in the OS. And often the exploits are in things like the notifications but imessage is the easiest way to deliver the data to any ios user. And people will
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The worst part is it is all just too complicated to work out why. My desktop seems to freeze and full crash once every few days and I have no idea why or even how to work out. Since it is custom built, I can't just take it to the apple
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5y ago
Both Apple and Google scan your cloud synced files. Neither of them claim to scan your local only files. So the choice is rather pointless as they both hold the same position.
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Yeah I find it worrying how society only cares about what is technically possible and not what is realistically safe and secure. We could build taller and cheaper buildings if we ignored standards and just accepted that sometimes they fall
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>something more controversial like a Christian baker being forced to make cakes for gay weddings? I don't think this changes anything really. If religious people can use their religion as a valid reason for discrimination, why shoul
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The OP point is still clear. If the law says "You must do x unless you have a religious exemption" then why should anyone at all be expected to do x if clearly it isn't important enough to enforce on all people. If your relig
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They don't say it out loud. But they act based on that principal.
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I think its somewhat reasonable that he knew it had short term issues at high concentration but believed that the body would flush it out on its own. And not that any exposure caused permanent damage.
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This was probably downvoted due to the mention of GMOs but I think it is not unreasonable to be concerned about these. Most seem to be perfectly fine but one that seems most concerning is GMO roundup ready crops, not because of the GMO, but
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Hot liquids are the worst. I find that takeaway coffee is disgusting because the coffee smell is replaced by the smell of melting plastics.
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The last few years of the US would certainly validate and solidify those beliefs.
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That's a valid criticism which provides more value than a single word retort.
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I wonder if there is just any point in doing translations for software unless you are fully committed to having full time I18n people testing the actual app in the language. At my past job it was basically a throw over the wall thing where
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I have found that 1 week holidays are optimal for me. 2 weeks off is common over the Christmas period but I find that if I spend it at home, I enjoy the first week of laying around but am bored of it by the second. And if I spend it out som
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If you are going to refute the point of the article, please share some points or even opinion on why you think it is incorrect.
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Processing transactions is probably 2% of what a bank actually does.
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Is job security a thing that any programmer is worrying about? I'm a ruby developer and I recently sent my resume to a recruiter and had a new job 1 week later and my impression was that there were 10 other listings from this recruiter
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> I just don't get why it would be this post Likely because it does not add any extra info or points and is just "I agree"
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I don't hate comments. I disagree with unmoderated comment sections with no legal responsibility. On HN the comments are moderated and illegal content is removed. On FB news pages, it often is not.
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You can disagree with them though. Disagreeing is not limited to posting an event with a time and location which is illegal. There are many ways to disagree.
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It is perfectly legal to disagree with them. You just can't say things already illegal and have been illegal for a very long time. Or publicly plan a mass illegal event. This law just specifies who is responsible for the laws being bro
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