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1. 451.▲
   by baz00 3y ago

   I appreciate what you're doing but we buy DocuSign so the problem is far far away from us. This turns it into a problem we have to manage ourselves or a problem of finding a vendor stable enough to host your stuff that will make it not
2. 452.▲
   by baz00 3y ago

   Depends where you are but contracts and other legal documents are only ultimately enforceable in court usually. Electronic signatures tend to shorten that process somewhat as they provide signatory verification, contract integrity and ID ve
3. 453.▲
   by baz00 3y ago

   This is naïve. DocuSign's main sell from a commercial perspective is it separates the parties into the signer, the signee and the authority. If the authority is the signee or the signer then it could be considered unfair. And really no
4. 454.▲
   by baz00 3y ago

   Have you been to a hamfest recently? Do you want half the participants getting your details?
5. 455.▲
   by baz00 3y ago

   I'm using a pixel 7A at the moment. It's fine. In fact it just replaced my iPhone 13 Pro because it has serious issues As for the iPhone, they mostly just work yes. For a price. Even the old ones are overpriced.
6. 456.▲
   by baz00 3y ago

   Also Google Pay stops working half way through a journey across London meaning you end up in a massive human pile up. SMS messages stop getting received suddenly at least once a quarter usually when I'm in the middle of fucking nowhere
7. 457.▲
   by baz00 3y ago

   Evri / Hermes have got their act together recently. Least unreliable delivery company.
8. 458.▲
   by baz00 3y ago

   caching = memcache. We do that. autocomplete = inproc caching (no network turnaround). We do that. job queue = SQS / RabbitMQ. we do that (SQS)
9. 459.▲
   by baz00 3y ago

   Try that with most retailers and the conversation ends at delivered. Your only option is to hit them with a summons and that's not a guarantee. So with due respect that reality doesn't exist. One reason I buy stuff from Amazon mos
10. 460.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    AFAIK I pay for taxes to get a police force that does this no?
11. 461.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    I could have indeed but that would be his risk if he didn't obtain proof of purchase or take an invoice or sales receipt from me. Paperwork exists for a reason.
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    by baz00 3y ago

    We have another one which is just as cool. https://imgur.com/WfFXmBg https://imgur.com/IFIZI2q They actually work really well. I'd love to see some of the things that generative ML could do in this spa
13. 463.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    I had a POD, invoice, proof of purchase with serial number on it. Basically evidence. If the police can't take evidence and solve a crime then fuck 'em.
14. 464.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    It was still sealed. It was probably on Facebook marketplace.
15. 465.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    Lucky there. UK here. A couple of years back I had a macbook pro delivered to me. It was delivered to the correct number on a different road. The POD had a photo of the front door and the person. I recognised the front door as it was on a l
16. 466.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    Don't they basically fund a huge chunk of LLVM?
17. 467.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    Thanks will look into it. Reply appreciated.
18. 468.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    Throw me a use case and I'll take it down. I will always put my money where my mouth is.
19. 469.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    I would love a Thinkpad with this in it and Windows 11 on ARM. If it worked as well as a mac did and had the same or better battery life.
20. 470.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    Can you do 150% fractional scaling on a 27" 4K monitor in any Gnome based desktop? Dell? I have a cupboard full of ones I've murdered and a limping one. No thanks.
21. 471.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    Well I was going to pay for it anyway because I want Excel, Word and OneNote and the storage so shrug . Stuff isn't free!
22. 472.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    Have you tried looking at the service manual? The only replaceable FRU is the top cover with keyboard and battery assembly. Nope. $30 - but not much fun getting it out...
23. 473.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    New Outlook is a browser based email client strangely. It runs roughly the same code on the desktop as on outlook.com. It's Edge underneath.
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    by baz00 3y ago

    Oh god no. This is just not the solution for most people unless you want to own their computing infrastructure until they drop dead and have to micromanage their differences galore. And for myself, I'd rather pay for O365 than use Linu
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    by baz00 3y ago

    It'll only show ads if you don't pay for O365. And Google do the same with GMail. I am paying for O365 family so none of my family get that. And I think I paid £59 for it last time with some voucher scamming. That gives everyone,
26. 476.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    Depends if your partner strangles you or not. (this is why I gave up mechanical keyboards)
27. 477.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    This is a design flaw of all macbooks at the moment. Basically the keyboard is riveted into the top case and the battery is stuck to that as well. That means they have to pretty much transplant the logic board and the screen into another sh
28. 478.▲
    by baz00 3y ago

    Actually we were using it correctly according to many common patterns we were using. It was however, just bad at it compared to even a relational DB.
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    by baz00 3y ago

    I think postgres handles all those scenarios absolutely fine too. Edit: worth noting when you under-engineer something for Redis, it's far more difficult to get it out again later than it is to add more schema to a relational DB.
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    by baz00 3y ago

    Postgres + lots of RAM. In memory database is fine until you have to recover a 20 gig AOF.