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by binkHN 5y ago
In my case, when I moved into a new apartment and was waiting on new furniture, I never got used to it. Yes, the first few nights were the most challenging, but the challenge never abated. Over a couple of months I tossed and turned way too
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People, Not Science, Decide When a Pandemic Is Over(scientificamerican.com)
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This was already heavily covered at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29996432 .
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I did one search and got the following: You've reached the limits of the free preview. I assume this is a bug that limited my searches to zero.
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In relation to the exceptions: Even when one of these exceptions applies, Colorado courts insist that the non-compete provisions be reasonable in duration and scope.
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> ...using Outlook is an impediment to projects whose mailing lists are based on inline posting... I never understood why, after all these years, this is still horribly broken. Yes, I understand commercial development tends to follow a
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by binkHN 5y ago
"Cooler Master also announced a 4K 160 Hz version of this monitor, the GP27-FUS. This device is also cheaper than other mini LED monitors. With similar specs to the GP27-FQS, save for a bump to HDMI 2.1, the monitor will cost $1,100 wh
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by binkHN 5y ago
Fair. I setup it up more for the learning experience than anything else. Yes, it was a bit of trial and error before everything Just Worked. Most of my traffic is IPv6 nowadays and this is mostly with the larger entities like Google. My
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by binkHN 5y ago
I’ve been running dual stack for years, with multiple IPv6 subnets in fact, and don’t have these issues.
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Very helpful—thanks—goes into a lot of detail regarding Flex versus CloudReady for those who are interested.
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I think the problem here is expectations—with Windows, you know you’re getting a heavyweight legacy OS with backwards compatibility for everything. With Chrome OS, you have few expectations and assume it’s largely “just for browsing the we
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by binkHN 5y ago
I concur with this. In my experience, more often than not, something unexpected comes up in the reply. This leads to significantly greater interaction and, sometimes, a follow up phone call to further the connection.
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I will work on that! Thank you for the feedback!
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I do something similar, and actually wrote an app to help recently. It goes one step further by allowing you to specify different messages that it can use at random. The landing page for the app is at http://communiqai.com .
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> The biggest issue for me personally is that it's not clear how, or if, sideloaded apps are sandboxed and how they're granted permissions. The warnings seem intentionally designed to play on those fears. If they're sandbo
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by binkHN 5y ago
Google is its biggest backer and you can find more at https://jibe.google.com , along with the usual Internet searches.
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I’m tired of all these text messaging silos. Email is ubiquitous because no one owns it. RCS can’t come fast enough.
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I agree with everything you posted here! With one exception. The number of accounts, originally, was unlimited—you just needed to request them.
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https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/p/microsoft-36...
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by binkHN 5y ago
This is one of the values of open source. Sometimes it's simply a labor of love. Since you're not "on the clock" to get the work done, you, sometimes, spend a little more time to improve the result, and the result reache
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by binkHN 5y ago
TL;DR: Get a high paying job, live frugally, invest everything else and don't have children.
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I watch most of my videos at 2x. Well, 1.75x as 2x sometimes makes it too difficult to understand someone, particularly if that person has a strong accent. I find this allows me to digest more content in less time, especially if the person
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by binkHN 5y ago
Maybe I'm doing something wrong: https://pastebin.com/HwiTYAeV
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Cute, but `last’ doesn’t show my last release :(
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I opted out of this a long time ago by never creating a Facebook account.
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Seconded. They're Level 1 with great technology and really are a dark horse in this race.
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While I haven’t tried it, does anyone know if Firebase can be used to update apps that are not on the Google Play Store? I know Firebase can handle app updates quite well and wonder if this avenue might be an option.
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As I understand it, degradation is lessened so long as the current drops off as the battery nears its full capacity.
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So an iOS device with an eSIM is running a JVM in the eSIM?
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I have many OpenBSD systems and happily use openntpd, which is installed by default. It is perfect? No. Does it have a small attack surface? Yes. Does it keep my system’s time consistently correct and does it work well enough for this?

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