StayTrue

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   by StayTrue 3y ago

   Yet the NVDA market cap has risen substantially since this article was published.
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   by StayTrue 3y ago

   This was my thought as well. I wonder if the author couldn’t achieve similar friction without charging. Require a card for signup but only authorize it in the case of “free tier” users. PayPal will let me do that for free, not sure about St
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   by StayTrue 3y ago

   https://www.fcc.gov/media/radio/special-temporary-authority#... . An operator is allocated radio spectrum so stands to reason it’s use-it-or-lose-it.
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   by StayTrue 3y ago

   I had a young coworker blow a fuse because of allowances given to parents not available to others. But I’m so old and have seen it so many times I just shrugged and told him to get used to it. It is what it is.
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   by StayTrue 3y ago

   A guide would be nice but you can always look at the jQuery implementations. isNumeric: https://github.com/jquery/jquery/blob/bf48c21d225c31f0f9b544...
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   by StayTrue 3y ago

   Any statement from the YC partnership?
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   by StayTrue 3y ago

   Never heard of this so I looked it up [0]. I was a poor student working for the federal government and always had hold periods on physical paycheques deposited in person. Once or twice it was a hassle. I guess one would have to know their r
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   by StayTrue 3y ago

   I have been daily driving the same machine for a couple months. Would buy again. Upgraded from a Macbook Pro – the Framework hardware lacks Apple’s level of refinement but it’s decent. The swappable ports and HW switches for camera and mic
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   by StayTrue 3y ago

   IP-based rejection may be the answer. You may not be doing anything problematic but if your IP neighbors misbehave, your IP will be blacklisted too.
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    > One million free first annual installs. Membership in the Apple Developer Program includes one million first annual installs per year for free for apps distributed from the App Store and/or alternative marketplaces. [0] [0] https
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    In practice I think people who care about deliverability have already instituted these measures ... because spam blocking measures at Big Email are so opaque you’ve tried everything/anything. And it’s not that difficult.
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    If your personal self-hosted email routes outbound messages through a smarthost, it could affect you.
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    Tell me more about this inbox deliverability guarantee.
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    None of the internal candidates qualified to do the job are interested, which says something.
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    But it isn’t a business that can shuffle human resources at will. Your point reminds me of Theo losing his shit about how long it took me to build the CD release images I was responsible for. Poor machine crunched for more than a week to do
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    The reality-fantasy aspect turned me off too. Majorly. On the other hand the writing is pretty terrific. The similies are especially evocative. > like deducing all the rules of Wimbledon from the few balls that flew out of the stadium, w
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    sheldonbrown is a good benchmark.
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    You’re right!
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    Lots of confusion here about what such a meter actually looks like. See the start of this [0] document for a photo. It’s an older photo but I remember the same from Edmonton in the 1980s. No digital display, no thermal printer, etc. They we
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    https://www.pishop.us/product/raspberry-pi-5-8gb/
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    I had a judge at my place for a social gathering who described his job in these terms. Today the prompt is given to law clerks.
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    Thanks for sharing. Very enjoyable.
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    mailgun.com
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    I had this problem for years. I would get the block lifted and it would return in short order. I surmise it’s because my mail server runs on a VPS and other users on my subnet are not well behaved (actually I know this for a fact). I solved
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    Many, many sites are slow when on the front page of HN. Anecdotally it loads in under 10s for me.
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    I would say all the info was already known, for example Apple’s participation in PRISM.
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    This happened at a company I worked at so it’s not out of the question. I figured it out by reverse engineering and quit on the spot. They tried to tell me I’d never work again if spying on users was a dealbreaker. They showed me a natsec s
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    I’ve lost track of where the goalposts are. The original author is all over the place.
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    The drama is about notice so I did a quick search of SMTP server software marketshare (number of servers, not users). Postfix apparently runs 37% of them. https://www.securityspace.com/s_survey/data/man.202311&#x2F
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    by StayTrue 3y ago

    > 2023-11-29: CERT/CC allows public release of SMTP smuggling, since no software vulnerabilities were identified ("it's not a bug, it's a feature") https://sec-consult.com/blog/detail/sm