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by axaxs 7y ago
absolutely. I recognize those nameservers from my work in a registry, and usually came as a request from a federal agency.
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by axaxs 7y ago
Are they impulse buyers, or highly specialized? From time to time I see a cool thing that seems targeted to me, do click it, see the outrageous price, then do research and find the best price/quality ratio on Amazon. I assumed most p
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by axaxs 7y ago
To be completely fair, it's not like they ran a ship from China just to bring your toothbrush. It's of course with thousands of other items, lowering the total cost per item for shipping. And these costs are still cheaper than m
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by axaxs 7y ago
interesting, thanks for the insight. I haven't touched DB setup in many years, and even then was novice. The best person I knew told me to index if a column wasn't unique, but also wasn't something with only two or three ch
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by axaxs 7y ago
So, in fairness I didn't dig through the code to see the column, but assumed some granularity like milliseconds? It was a genuine question on whether it would speed up the query at all if indexed since it is generally grabbing everyth
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by axaxs 7y ago
Assuming that every tweet.time is unique, what benefit would you gain from indexing it?
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by axaxs 7y ago
I'd argue that x86-64 is more clear and precise. Intel has other 64 bit architectures...
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by axaxs 7y ago
Thanks, edited. I was wondering when I wrote that 'why would I have got my credit card out'...now it makes sense as I remember having used that service in the past.
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by axaxs 7y ago
Ugh. This reminds me of the USPS address change scam. Just type "change address" into Google and see how many Ad results for this are thrown in top of your search results. They are all semi official looking, and charge you. I&#
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by axaxs 7y ago
> Ubuntu is nothing more than the Debian "unstable" branch with Canonical branding plus non-free packages. This just isn't true. Ubuntu is typically quicker to update popular packages, such as desktop environments, kernel
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by axaxs 7y ago
People have come to equate Amazon with fast delivery. It's literally the only reason I use them. Often, looking at reviews, delivery time and condition are the biggest factor in bad reviews. To their credit, they usually strike thes
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by axaxs 7y ago
Why not just keep both? Keep the domain name. Call the product LogoJoy. Brand it LogoJoy, a Looka company. Or LogoJoy, by Looka. Just changing names seems monumentally risky, in my opinion.
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by axaxs 7y ago
It sounds harsh, but I'm not sure what the answer is. Think of it, if housing were completely free everywhere in the US, for everyone, most people would flock to the west coast. It has the best weather in the US, and San Diego in par
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by axaxs 7y ago
I'm not sure I follow this line of thinking. The price is what it is, and everyone knows what it is. How can I feel sorry for folks that live there and just shrug and say "can't afford it". It's one of the most e
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by axaxs 7y ago
Thanks for the links. This is significantly larger than a NUC, but still manageable. That said, part of what I appreciate about the NUC is that it's all built together...no weird hardware/compat issues, etc.
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by axaxs 7y ago
Same. In an effort to minimalize, my work PC is a monitor with a NUC sitting under it. No bulky case, wires everywhere, etc. I've been trying for two years to find an AMD equivalent to no avail.
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by axaxs 7y ago
It is a pretty stupid term, moreso if you think about it from the mindset of organic chemistry...
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by axaxs 7y ago
What makes you think new entrants? Just curious. On the fab side definitely not... there's really only 3 fabs competing on the bleeding edge side of things, and it costs way too much to open another. On the 'chip designer'
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by axaxs 7y ago
Great. Now nobody can see what you do except companies who sell everything you do...
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by axaxs 7y ago
It really depends on the card. As mentioned, Amex and Discover really seem to be the best. I've only disputed a handful of times, and each time they refund the money immediately while they figure out who was right.
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by axaxs 7y ago
That's essentially what I was thinking even when reading the article. Get a good credit card company that's on your side (Amex has been best for me, Discover too), and let them deal with it. They absolutely will not screw around
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by axaxs 7y ago
That part I understand. What wasn't elaborated on is what problems that caused and why it was a bad idea.
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by axaxs 7y ago
I feel like you're picking one thing you feel strongly about and disagree with to discredit the entire show. I don't agree with a lot of what Rogan believes, but I feel this is an unfair characterization of him and his show.
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by axaxs 7y ago
Does Google offer a way to silo storage? I tried to email my wife last week, and she claims to have never gotten it. Investigating, we noticed she hadn't received an email in days. The culprit? Too many original size photos in Goog
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by axaxs 7y ago
When ready to order, I agree. However, when browsing for what's available, it's a frustrating experience. The last time I wanted to see prices from Papa Johns, I couldn't. They want you to sign in with your pizza profile,
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by axaxs 7y ago
Thanks for the history, seriously interesting! My interaction was shortly after 2001, but on an ancient system. Guessing it had some parts from both histories.
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by axaxs 7y ago
SCO is synonymous with evil old school unix. A lot of mainframes ran it, and my first job was dealing with some old SCO/ATT bastardized system. Interestingly enough, I never bothered to know what SCO stood for until now.
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by axaxs 7y ago
In a way, I miss the naive old web. Now you get popups, requests to have your location, prompts to sign in before you can get deals, etc. In many ways a simple web form asking for pizza is a better user experience.
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by axaxs 7y ago
I don't particularly care for Systemd, just out of principle, but I don't mind using it. Personally, I feel Arch Linux went downhill after Judd left. Maybe I'm naive, but I absolutely loved Arch's 'rc.conf',
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by axaxs 7y ago
Exactly right. Not to mention it's the most common job in most states. That's a lot of people losing what quality of life they had.

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