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by bradly 7y ago
For public companies in the US it is illegal not to.
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by bradly 7y ago
Yes. AFAIK when a small businesses applies for a loan they will be eligible for up to $10,000 in an emergency grant that would be given in three days or less from the application being received.
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by bradly 7y ago
For better or worse I believe short-term vacation rental owners will have access to up to $10,000 emergency cash that can be forgiven if used for mortgage payments during the disaster. I don't know the specifics, so there may be detail
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by bradly 7y ago
Airbnb's initial allowing for cancellations for any reasons was started on March 14th and lasts one month, currently ending on April 14th. Based on their existing communications to owners, I believe they will most likely move to a loca
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by bradly 7y ago
It's part of SOX. It actually requires the data be unencrypted, immutable, and available offline. Most corporations (large and small) do not follow this for email, messaging, wikis and many other services.
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by bradly 7y ago
You are correct that there is history, but my point is that I don't believe the existence of long lived chat history (storing all messages longer than 3-6 months) will be a blocker for a company to switch to a better chat platform. Cha
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by bradly 7y ago
The reason Zoom is doing so well is part of its vulnerability. There is very little vendor lock-in with virtual conferencing platforms. If something new/better comes out next month, there isn't much a company will give up by switc
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by bradly 7y ago
Most users of Zoom aren't choosing it–it is being chosen for them. Both of my children's schools (preschool and elementary) started using Zoom this week, so it is either use Zoom or they do not get to participate.
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by bradly 7y ago
It’s a common and disappointing trope on HN to complain about the name of something when someone shares something new here. Take note and move on and if it becomes an issue later, address it then.
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by bradly 7y ago
I’m curious... did GS already have those masks for some reason or did they purchase and then donate them? I thought the masks were is short supply so I’m surprised if a non-health care org was able to purchase 100k masks recently.
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by bradly 7y ago
Firefox users can turn on privacy.firstparty.isolate which I believe will scope third party cookies to the top level domain you are on. It is off by default, but I've been using it for sometime without issue (except very persistent re-
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by bradly 7y ago
Gov. Cuomo said the deadline in NY will follow the federal deadline.
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by bradly 7y ago
Also, if you need or may need multiple attributes of an object, fetching the entire object by id may save time as the id-based query can be cached and save you from making multiple trips to the db.
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by bradly 7y ago
For years top level replies to the POTUS have had fake Elon bots promoting bitcoin scams and Twitter has been unwilling or unable to get rid of them. I still don’t understand it. Here is an example from yesterday: https://mobile.
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by bradly 7y ago
I thought the WHO kits are being used in mass in South Korea and Italy. Is the U.S. really developing something unique?
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by bradly 7y ago
> it's not to populate additional user data to their ad or search algorithms. How do you know this? Is it "pedantic hand-wringing" to not want my DNA analyzed by an advertising company as well?
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by bradly 7y ago
Crash reporting can be important, but there isn't a requirement to use an advertising company to facilitate it.
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by bradly 7y ago
The postmortem says "we don’t provide a backup product for customers" while the docs describe the snapshots as a backup (see screenshot from my higher level comment). This is the disconnect for me that I'm sure is causing a l
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by bradly 7y ago
They called snapshots backups in their web interface when viewing snapshots. From their docs: > "Snapshots allow you to create a backup copy of a volume" https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EN2UZ6TX4AAMe-H?format=p
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by bradly 7y ago
The alternative is worse. It doesn't really matter if it is the same as ICE. Every time I use my credit card at my local gas station it asks me if I'd like add my phone number to receive text ads. Every time. Telsa is not going to
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by bradly 7y ago
Well, didn't they hide the true extent of the Great Famine as well for multiple decades?
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by bradly 7y ago
Why are you looking for a reason to upgrade? If you don’t have a reason to upgrade that is a positive, not a negative. Lots of MacBook Pro users seem to be upset they don’t have a good reason to spend thousands of dollars on a new laptop.
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by bradly 7y ago
There is no touchbar included with new Mac Pro.
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by bradly 7y ago
> I am really tired of articles that talk about the different types of databases. I read this article and learned things I didn't know. What would you like to have done differently? The author not write the post? Or someone not post
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by bradly 7y ago
I do not know about the U.S. government, but at M.I.T. he had been already been banned from charitable giving, so Joichi was having to lie about the source of the money.
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by bradly 7y ago
Many people believe the charitable givings were what gave Epstein his credibility, allowing him to continue what he was doing. Accepting the donations was enabling Epstein.
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by bradly 7y ago
You'd like to recognize a rapist for their charitable givings? edit: This was a poor comment. I shouldn't have phrased my point in such a crass way when I do not actually believe rowanG077 thinks what I wrote above. Sorry for my t
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by bradly 7y ago
> Joi shouldn’t be hung for giving someone the benefit of doubt. Epstein had already been convicted and banned from MIT donations. In a position of leadership you are responsible to keep a healthy and safe workplace. That’s part of the j
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by bradly 7y ago
I am not being sarcastic. It has been great in out city. For some reason everyone outside the city tries to jump through a lot of hoops on why not charging fines to citizens is a bad idea. You people are interested in availability issues I
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by bradly 7y ago
> So bad behaviour goes unpunished due to economic upside? No, that I didn't say that. I said there are no fines. You cannot check anything out if you have something over due and after a certain number of days it goes to collections

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