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by abc11283 5y ago
> As a standalone website (available on Microsoft Edge and Chrome) – MicrosoftStart.com No way...this is absolutely insane. If you are on a Mac, go to MicrosoftStart.com on Safari. (Safari on iOS is an equally laughable result) They gave
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by abc11283 5y ago
I wasn’t gonna say it!
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by abc11283 5y ago
As another comment mentioned, this is through 2029 and Pinterest believes they are on track to spend that much. Another useful comment from the thread: > Makes sense for both parties. > For AWS, it allows them to make hardware investm
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by abc11283 5y ago
Very cool. One quick thought: tapping the company name doesn’t seem to do anything at the moment. It would be very cool if it would either (1) redirect to the company website or (2) a “store” or directory showing other available Payment Lin
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by abc11283 5y ago
I appreciate the thoughtful reply. I should’ve added that I’ve seen your commitment to transparency through the whole process, so the info about Discord doesn’t really come as a surprise. Thanks and good luck!
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by abc11283 5y ago
This question is answered literally on the front page of their website.
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by abc11283 5y ago
I know how OSS works. I just think the transition from being a community-oriented project, to one that will create a lot of value for a small group of people, will be interesting to watch. They certainly deserve any and all success, I just
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by abc11283 5y ago
I think there’s a difference between “objectionable organizations” using what is available as OSS, and them being allowed on the platform that the company intends to develop.
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by abc11283 5y ago
Disclaimer: I know the foundation of Rome was largely written by Sebastian. This question still applies to Rome though, but more so to “open source companies” in general. https://rome.tools/credits/ How many of these p