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by austengary 13y ago
In case anyone was wondering about licensing: "[1]DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2, December 2004 Copyright (C) 2004 Sam Hocevar sam@hocevar.net" [1] https://github.com/studiodev/Mocky
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by austengary 13y ago
"Don't: Animate the bird"
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2012 Google Founders’ Letter(investor.google.com)
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by austengary 13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5591238
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by austengary 13y ago
Precisely. YOU find. The masses, however, find the converse.
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by austengary 13y ago
I'm not sure why the intelligence of your girlfriend was necessary for an introduction. It's having my question whether or not I should have been perhaps announcing the same of my own introductions, with that of a similar degree in my wife.
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by austengary 14y ago
I do not think anyone here is actually worried about their funds; as mentioned below, any reputable provider will have such charges promptly reversed. The problem is instead with their response to the situation. Linode has addressed the bre
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by austengary 14y ago
Unlike Linode, they accept PayPal.
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Oh, and the years of Linode assessment were adequate?
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by austengary 14y ago
Switched to https://www.digitalocean.com/ last week. Excellent service and pricing.
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Bitcoin's Volatility Is A Disadvantage, But Not A Fatal One(forbes.com)
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NameCheap has been excellent. Moved over following the wake of the SOPA fiasco. No regrets. In fact, the move should have been sooner. Their service is far the superior.
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Free Music Revolution(sublvl.com)
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by austengary 18y ago
From Simpson's information, it is fair to assume the raid was indeed not in relation to the X-Men leak. A search and seizure as illustrated would at the very least require a standard search warrant, of which, would specify the nature of the