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by cdmckay 6y ago
All it took was a plucky teenager to solve it, too!
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by cdmckay 6y ago
They don’t do that because they can charge companies $185,000 to become a custom TLD and $6,250 a quarter after that. https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/24460/how-can...
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by cdmckay 6y ago
I'm also a Canadian and my experience has been much different. I've done the process many times, and it takes a couple hours max to gather everything you need. You can download the forms from the Government of Canada website and c
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by cdmckay 6y ago
Can you give some examples of the fantastic failures?
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by cdmckay 6y ago
It’s easy to maintain if you don’t change versions. If you upgrade, have fun finding all the pages throwing new warnings. Contrast that with going up one major version in Scala where all I need to do is fix the compile errors and then I’m c
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by cdmckay 6y ago
Have you considered that maybe it wasn’t a viable business model to start with?
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by cdmckay 6y ago
For anyone wondering what Panda is: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Panda “Google Panda is a major change to Google's search results ranking algorithm that was first released in February 2011. The change ai
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by cdmckay 6y ago
No one is stopping them from side loading an APK of Parler.
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by cdmckay 6y ago
The JVM ecosystem is many orders of magnitude larger than than BEAM/OTP. For example, you can usually find an API library for Java even from small vendors. I don’t think I’ve seen any vendor provide an Erlang API library.
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by cdmckay 6y ago
The JVM interop is a huge positive for Clojure, in my opinion. Being able to consume any JVM library makes Clojure usable in many more professional settings than Haskell.
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by cdmckay 6y ago
Doesn’t IntelliJ use its own bundled JRE? If that’s the case, it won’t matter which JRE you have installed.
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by cdmckay 6y ago
BlackBerry once owned nearly the entire smartphone market.
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by cdmckay 6y ago
This has environmental consequences.
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by cdmckay 6y ago
How do you know there's not enough water supplies? In this case, it sounds like what's needed is better city planning and more equitable distribution of water. I don't know the specifics here, but I suspect there's plent
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by cdmckay 6y ago
But there’s no Messages app for iOS?
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by cdmckay 6y ago
Why are emojis garbage?
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by cdmckay 6y ago
Doesn’t Qualcomm do this too?
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by cdmckay 6y ago
That’s life on a PvP server
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by cdmckay 6y ago
Heaven forbid a company give paid time off so its workers can exercise a civic duty.
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by cdmckay 6y ago
The first that comes to mind is cost.
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by cdmckay 6y ago
You must be great at parties
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by cdmckay 6y ago
I feel all his movies post-Arrival have that feeling. Before that I loved his work.
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by cdmckay 6y ago
Seems unlikely given the biggest search engine makes the majority of its money from ads :(
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by cdmckay 6y ago
Or good battery life
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by cdmckay 6y ago
Sounds great. I guess since MS is doing this, they will stop collecting the 30% on games for Xbox?
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by cdmckay 6y ago
Hasn’t Safari already been doing this for ages with no issues?
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by cdmckay 6y ago
I believe they lost their license when they sold XScale to Marvell.
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by cdmckay 6y ago
Funny, that would make me want to use Ansible more.
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by cdmckay 6y ago
Can you give some examples of tools optimized for x86 that would run worse on ARM?
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by cdmckay 6y ago
Apple invests an enormous amount into R&D to make their devices. For example, they make their own CPUs, which happen to be some of the fastest ARM chips you can get. I don’t think it’s any different from consoles. The main difference is

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