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arlattimore
3y ago
What an amazing game, I absolutely loved Descent!
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arlattimore
3y ago
Par for the course.
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arlattimore
3y ago
Supplement companies are going to love this research.
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arlattimore
3y ago
tl;dr - as expected, there is nothing to see here, move along ;p
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arlattimore
3y ago
I expect one of the biggest factors is population density. California has a land area of 165,000mi^2. Japan has a land area of 145,000mi^2. California population is 39M. Japan population is 125M.
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arlattimore
3y ago
Kind of crazy, but I wonder if it could some how be towed back and tied to the main shelf to avoid it melting quickly once it reaches warm water.
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arlattimore
3y ago
> Our lawsuit targets bad actors who set up dozens of Google accounts and used them to submit thousands of bogus copyright claims against their competitors. These fraudulent claims resulted in removal of over 100,000 businesses’ websites
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arlattimore
3y ago
I'd agree that big tech are big because they built a (good) product that appeals to the masses. Make no mistake though, they've also used their power to abuse the system and cement themselves as monopolies which is modus operandi
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arlattimore
3y ago
The costs of running an airline are astonishing, they operate on very low margin and must optimize against that. Many of the behaviours you refer to are a direct result of that.
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arlattimore
3y ago
If you're going to use corporate fines, they'll need to be per instance and massive or large corporations like HP will just pay the fine and keep doing it.
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arlattimore
3y ago
When this TLD was announced, I was honestly shocked that someone suggested it and that it was approved - seems like such a daft idea to me to even entertain the idea of adding more confusion in this space.
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arlattimore
4y ago
Australia did a strategic review of payments in 2012, one of the findings was they needed instant payments - it was rolled out in 2018. The days of waiting days and days for money to transfer between banks/accounts/etc are a thing
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arlattimore
4y ago
Many companies can't hire people in 'any' location due to how their legal entities are setup in different countries, how many of them they may or may not have and possible complications with tax etc. Once you get past that ba
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arlattimore
4y ago
What they are requiring might be interesting when compared to the Whitehouse Zero Trust Architecture [1] that was announced last year. [1] https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-action...
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arlattimore
5y ago
I've not seen that website before, going back to the home page and clicking through the database options literally had me laughing out loud - thank you :-)
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arlattimore
5y ago
Impressive range of movement!
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arlattimore
5y ago
People are less active these days compared to 10, 20, 30 years ago. Accessibility to food, not necessarily good food has increased and the combination of the two leads the average person down a pretty bad path. This could be helped if the a
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5y ago
You could deliver that in a more traditional UX, but that typically means you need to deal with calendar controls etc. For mobile users, maybe they should add those same quick links to the standard site and see how users react - I bet they&
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arlattimore
12y ago
Octopus Deploy [1], which is automated deployment software primarily for deploying .NET applications is written in .NET. For those that have commented about using Azure in their start-ups, you can use Octopus Deploy for that also. [1] http