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by chrisandchris 5mo ago
It is a closed ecosystem, where - as a viewer - you have gated access and - as a publisher - require your viewers to consent to a third-partys rule. Accessibg ststus.github.com has only the terms of GitHub involved, not also Twitter/X&
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by chrisandchris 5mo ago
I think that eeally depends on regions. Where I am located, nobody will ever knock and everybody uses the door bell.
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by chrisandchris 5mo ago
But the internet does, and it is 12% for gambling, against 15-25% for tourism (whichever source you believe). [1] https://timesofmalta.com/article/the-15-billion-question-is-... [2] https://www.emcs.com.mt&#
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by chrisandchris 5mo ago
I have a Volvo. Twice a year when DST changes, the schedule is afterwards one hour off. Been this for 3 years now.
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by chrisandchris 5mo ago
I'm really happy I live in a country and company sizes where you could leave your wallet on your desk and nothing happens. Glad I don't need to secure my mug to my desk.
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by chrisandchris 5mo ago
Can't count the times a "nuget restore" in our CI fails with 401, just to succeed on a 2nd attempt a few seconds later. Seems like the IP range is somehow flagged, so there's definetly a downside to it.
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by chrisandchris 5mo ago
That was my thought too. > The Word Gem Puzzle is a sliding-tile letter puzzle. The board is a rectangular grid (10×10, 15×15, 20×20, 25×25, or 30×30) filled with letter tiles and one blank space. Just last week my superior asked to impl
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by chrisandchris 6mo ago
And I could tell you the opposite about 1Password. About half of the time, the extension does not realize ond which domain it is and autofill is broken. To each their own (bugs).
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by chrisandchris 6mo ago
That really sounds line the US is the only country in the world. Considering the world is bigger, I would call Spirit maybe regional, but not small. Ask some europeans, basically no one will know Spirit - as US people may not know e.g. Wizz
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by chrisandchris 6mo ago
And then, someone added IAM so you could actually restrict your credentials from deleting your database. First mistake is to use root credentials anyway for Terraform/automated API. Second mistake is to not have any kind of deletion pr
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by chrisandchris 6mo ago
That would be consistent, which is not something Microsoft is capable of.
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by chrisandchris 6mo ago
But you end up with 1 already large, foreign provider getting all your critical infra, at once?
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by chrisandchris 6mo ago
Be careful, the self-hosted may just be an out-of-date Exchange On-Premises.
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by chrisandchris 6mo ago
So we're doing the opposite. As we're in the German spesking part of europe, our dog listens to English to not interfere with daily talk. It's IMHO one of the best choices to take a foreign language for your dog. You can also
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by chrisandchris 6mo ago
> billions of messages per month Just tangential, but maybe that is part of the problem, isn't it? Napkin math tells me that esch person in the world receives every month an e-mail from you, and you're obviously just one of hun
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by chrisandchris 6mo ago
> I assume that datacenters UPSes are better [...] I don't know about specific datacenter models, but in our colocation there are humans available 24/7. So the UPS might not start after failure, but there's a human to figu
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by chrisandchris 7mo ago
Terraform code for what? I mean, a Draw.IO diagram is basically just XML (so can be versioned anf stuff and so).
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by chrisandchris 7mo ago
Out of curiosity: What is your USP? Why should I prefer your product over draw.io? IMHO (this may not apply to you!) a lot of people launch a "competitor" of a product which seems to be a clone of the product without improving som
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by chrisandchris 7mo ago
Maybe - but that's also a style of life definition, isn't it. I did not care at all about Bitcoin, and I'm still pretty fine. I even think, sitting Bitcoin out was better for me, because who (vrosdly speaking) cares about it
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by chrisandchris 7mo ago
That's fine for me - as long as the new subscription (Pro+AI) is the same price as it is now. If they increase the prices, well then my Kagi subscription is gone and I will move on. I'm a happy user for noe but I think search wual
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by chrisandchris 7mo ago
> you walk up to a desk I think the day I _must_ walk go a desk to vote is the day I'll give up. Voting by mail is one of the best things occuring here (in Switzerland). You get the voting stuff by mail, make your crosses, put it ba
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by chrisandchris 7mo ago
Maybe, or Wiz will suddenly appear on the graveyard just because reasons? Who knows :)
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by chrisandchris 7mo ago
> [...] I decide to take the time to explain [...] Do you just explain or do you start by asking a question? What I usually go with is _asking_ what they want to achieve. Because usually, the user describes features/functions/f
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by chrisandchris 7mo ago
That part is the most intersting in the imprint: > 1010 Wien, Austria
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by chrisandchris 7mo ago
No, it was a perfectly fine question IMHO. it is a broken incentive - it is expected that you design complex systems regardless whether they are useful or not. Try to interview for the role you have to fill, nor for a role you a dreaming yo
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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
Not OP, but iTerm is the one I knew and it does it's job. No need to move away from something that works.
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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
> It's like how Uber and Airbnb [...] I disagree. It's like Uber and Airbnb in how they try to gain market share. Big difference: For Uber (and when it got big, basically everybody I know has used it once in a while) and Airbnb
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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
That even got Microsoft confused.
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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
And I think on big difference between <2006 and now is that back then nobody knew about it - now they just request it in public.
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by chrisandchris 8mo ago
You're missing one point: they are just talking about revenue. Nobody said something about making profit.

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