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Taxes are less complicated too.
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This is why I enjoy using Google Tasks so much. Typically I don't have or want to set a date for many items, but occasionally I do and occasionally I want them to even be recurring. For these moments they show up right alongside my o
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Have you tried Google Tasks? You can enter a task with or without a date. For those that have dates they will show up on your Google Calendar, you can set recurring tasks that occur every so often, and it sends notifications.
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iOS holds >58% of the US mobile market as of July 2020. https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/united-sta...
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Apple owns the majority of the US mobile market, so as a US consumer I could choose to go with Android, but then I won't be a part of the blue bubble crowd with all my friends. Also, Google has much the same policies with the Google P
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Apple curates and still bad actor apps make it onto the app store. It's not like Apple has a 100% pure record here. There is also no reason to think that Apple is the only company in the world capable of carrying out curation. If Ep
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2 things here: 1) Amazon has been running there own app store successfully and that has worked out well enough for them that they continue to do so and a lot of Kindle Fire owners seem to enjoy that experience. 2) Few companies are Amazon t
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Then your parents can still use Apple's app store in such a world and pay a premium. In fact, in such a world your parent's would probably benefit too, because Apple would actually face competition and would reduce their 30% to a
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It's not about Epic or any single company. It is really about consumers. Allowing multiple app store choices on mobile devices would lead to competition and really highlight the fact that 30% is far too much to be asking as a tax for
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The root of the problem is that open-source donations are made on a per-project basis. To support a project via GitHub Sponsors or OpenCollective, you must create hyet another auto-renewing monthly subscription for each project you want to
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On GH I can see the files that are changed and make/read comments that are inline on the files as well. This has been sufficient for my needs. What is it that Fisheye/Crucible brings to the table that you think would be desirabl
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I've had similar problems with financial or medical institutions systems handling the .family TLD. My workaround is to have a .org TLD that is similar to my .family TLD and then forward incoming email to the same name mapped onto the
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While rather easy to do, Synology provides so much more “out of the box”. My own NAS ran well on Debian 10 for a few years, until I started getting random disconnects on drives and various other “stability” issues. Synology costs more up f
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One algorithm I keep coming back to is Aho-Corasick, which locates all occurrences of a set of keywords in a string of text in linear time. ( https://github.com/ahnick/ahocorasick ) It's been useful anytime I neede
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As a small dev team we needed something similar to passbolt, but that would primarily be used for sharing API keys and other application secrets for our code base. (Although we use it for other passwords as well) A lot of the existing too
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Who else is hoping to run a bonded internet connection with their existing ISP and Starlink? :)
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Reminds me of TinaCMS ( https://github.com/tinacms/tinacms ), but built on top Svelte instead of React+Gatsy. The choice of Svelte is really exciting to me. Can't wait for the source to drop.
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You may also want to take a look at Peregrine CMS if you are looking for a good head-optional API driven CMS. ( http://www.peregrine-cms.com/ )
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Yeah, that's my thinking as well. Maybe congress will pass a nationwide extension on home mortgages for some determined duration of the pandemic? Rent is less clear. Maybe something similar for the landlords and in return there is a
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So the payments get deferred, but if families aren't earning any money (e.g. lost job or furloughed) for these missed months, how will they catch back up? Where does the extra money come from?
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I haven't run into that before, but I'll describe how I bootstrapped my setup in case that might help resolve your issue. (1) Setup Resilio sync on my NAS (2) Shared the folder holding the kdb file via Resilio Sync (3) Ent
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I used to be of this mindset as well. (Two different files, so I wouldn't overwrite or lose a password just in case I synced the wrong direction) I gave this up though as Resilio will detect conflicts and prevent overwriting in case t
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With the later versions of iOS supporting "Files" now, Strongbox points to the file that is stored within the "Sync" (Resilio) location. What this means is that Strongbox is actively reading/writing to that file wi
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Not OP, but I use Resilio Sync (aka Bittorent Sync) and it has been working great for sometime now. Just open the app and the latest kdb file gets pulled down. I use the Strongbox app on iOS which supports kdb.
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Thanks, this worked well on Mac.
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pandoc is not installed on macOS out-of-the-box though right? The user would have to pull via homebrew or something?
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Ah interesting, is there any workaround for Mac? Otherwise, I may just have to fallback to stripping the man page formatting and sending it to less.
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No, I think the readability of the help documentation itself is largely the same whether it is placed in the header or in a dedicated function. When I'm viewing the shell script code though, often I want to jump right in and see the a
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I like the idea of combining the header with the help documentation to reduce the number of areas to maintain in smaller scripts. For larger scripts though, I think I'd still prefer to have a separate function, so that the help docume
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I haven't noticed JIRA cloud being that slow, but maybe that's because the team is small. Did you start to experience performance issues as team size increased? Did you have a lot of issues or data held in the issues? Or was the

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