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The pings times may not be as good to France (or Europe in general), but the bandwidth provisions are much more generous than the USA. They have peering agreements with other ISPs, so hopefully a lot of the transit of that bandwidth ends up
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Most likely 10Gbps shared pipe.
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Euros is not the same as US Dollar 569 Euro equals 613.73 United States Dollar
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https://in.mashable.com/tech/11062/those-apple-cards-are-loo...
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PayPal is the more mature product and is accepted in more countries. You can opt to keep funds in the native currency, or perform the cross border conversion when the payment is received. Stripe is supported in fewer countries. It really de
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I have about 30 Android smartphones I am using for volunteer distributed computing (BOINC). Most are running Android 4.x
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7y ago
You could use Bitcoin SV to store the actual file on the blockchain, but SingleFile creates an enormous HTML file. So, you're better off printing the page as a PDF, encode in the blockchain, and only spend 10% of what you would have sp
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This was actually taken seriously. How many Christians have actually died for Christmas as well? Have a fuckin' spine Microsoft. https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/87268
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Do you have to re-apply the labels each year? If the battery dies, this wouldn't scale well for the labor involved to replace the labels each year?
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I was looking at HelloSign too. I volunteer with a non-profit that has forms for adopting orphans abroad. The amount of paperwork is insane. Being able to leverage same data points (date, name, address, etc) and apply it to multiple forms i
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Can't get Twitter to work.
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Filemaker had a real opportunity to become an easy to use web based database SaaS but they just couldn't make the transition to web in a meaningful way I feel. I know so many casual business users misuse spreadsheets (Excel, Sheets, or
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I ran a online ecommerce shop selling electronics. It ultimately failed because I couldn't scale up. You need buy with cash directly from China and order at least a container at a time. If you can't do that, then you're releg
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Ghost used to be available on Softaculous but the requirements changed: https://www.softaculous.com/news/scripts/ghost-support-to-be... That's likely one of the biggest reasons you can't get a shared hos
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They've stated GBoard is local only and predictive suggestions are generated from usage history within the device itself. https://www.macworld.com/article/3070767/googles-gboard-does... Obviously GIF suggesti
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If you already have IT staff in-house it ends up being a duplication of roles and an added layer of complexity. I get some servers and/or resources can benefit from autoscale. USGS gets slammed after a major earthquake so having autosc
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This wasn't that well received by sysadmin's on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/bvrlh6/i_created_...
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Join a Christian church.
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Those that forcibly suppress of opposing thought on pronouns share characteristics that define fascism.
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My favorite Dropbox feature is folder point in time restore. It saved my hide a few times.
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"Create as many users, organizations, and repos as you want." Sounds like unlimited to me. What happens when someone actually creates 100k repos and stuffs them with 5GB each?
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I got sick of textedit and installed open source atom
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I just remove the password with a command line tool without needing to know the password.
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how does stack exchange do it? they have aliases of tags that merge into the authority tag
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You'd think Google AI could easily block audio ads with TensorFlow. Oh, conflict of interest. Never mind.
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I think you want something like this instead: https://www.hongkiat.com/blog/read-reddit-deleted-comments/ There are services that track deleted comments.
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I don't appreciate English words being used as a standard. How many people around the world do not speak English as their native tongue? It is just another form Western digital imperialism. I'm getting behind Plus Codes ( https:&#
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If GitHub Wiki could get image pasting like issues, or GitLab Wiki could make it your own domain name, something simple like the wiki could be really useful for non-techy crowd that wants a simple web presence where they can insert/upd
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Good article on keeping DNS resolution more stable: * Longer TTLs * Secondary DNS https://medium.com/@brianarmstrong/youre-probably-doing-dns-...
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att even has a $25/mo online plan with unlimited talk, text, and 8GB data. or get an android tracfone under $50 and pay a monthly prepaid. or get a free flip phone. the ui for the light phone is simpler, but even my mom figured out and
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