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by connordoner 4y ago
Safari on macOS shows a Deceptive Website Warning for the first but not the second. The second now seems to redirect (unless it discriminates based on User Agent, country or similar) to apple.com/pay. That said, it might be worth repo
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by connordoner 4y ago
For anyone looking on this from the future, the error page has Content-Type set to text/html but literally returns the text: "The service is unavailable." and a newline character.
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by connordoner 4y ago
For anyone who, like me, was curious about this, the worker's name was Stanley Watras. There's more on him on JSTOR if you want to read up: https://www.jstor.org/stable/44534629
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Webex empowers UK startup to help companies respond to emergencies(blog.webex.com)
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by connordoner 4y ago
But that isn’t the source, is it? That’s a movie which is hardly reflective of reality. That said, you do have to let others — Full Fact, for example — do fact checking for you. You can never know everything in enough detail to fact-check i
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by connordoner 4y ago
Also, what's with all of the different colours? Put bluntly, it's meant to be a website, not a rainbow.
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by connordoner 4y ago
When I'm giving you information — especially when it's other people's information — I want your privacy policy to consist of more than "Use this page to detail your site's privacy policy."
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by connordoner 4y ago
If memory serves, the incorrect storage of oxygen candles on Valujet Flight 592 was the cause of its crash.
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by connordoner 4y ago
I often travel through rural areas in the UK where it's hard to get anything more than an EDGE (occasionally 3G) signal, and I concur with this massively.
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by connordoner 4y ago
On that devil’s advocate, I think the flaw in your thought is that many web developers haven’t implemented permanent vs temporary properly…
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by connordoner 4y ago
Bit unnecessarily brutal there…
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by connordoner 4y ago
No, I know — I remember the CSA well. It was a play on words on Google’s “Did you mean?” functionality.
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by connordoner 4y ago
Lol… “Did you mean ‘the cloud’?”
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by connordoner 4y ago
Relate — HARD.
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by connordoner 4y ago
They use Box.com internally for file sharing, and Jamf as their MDM.
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by connordoner 5y ago
You keep referencing DocuSign and HelloSign, but what are your USPs in comparison?
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by connordoner 5y ago
U ok, hun?
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by connordoner 5y ago
One might argue that’s a price you pay when murdering innocent civilians in land that isn’t yours, no?
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by connordoner 5y ago
Can you send a tweet out sharing this message, please? I'll gladly RT it.
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by connordoner 5y ago
> "Created an account real quick to post this. I would have him look into getting to Romania. They said they will take about 500k refugees from Ukraine. From Romania he might be able to get to the US or wherever your company is.&quo
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by connordoner 5y ago
I doubt that as the app is down too.
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by connordoner 5y ago
Yep, entirely down for me in the UK on the iOS app.
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by connordoner 5y ago
Unless I’m working with existing databases, yes.
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by connordoner 5y ago
I have to admit that I worried about this for a while. I’m not sure on your risk tolerance, but I found solace in that Rails was developed by 37signals for Basecamp back in 2004, and they’ve been maintaining it ever since.
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by connordoner 5y ago
Doesn’t here on Google Chrome on the latest version of macOS... It just strips them and leaves white space.
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by connordoner 5y ago
Nope!
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by connordoner 5y ago
And, in other news, a perfect example of what commit messages shouldn’t be!
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by connordoner 5y ago
Even READMEs would be helpful!
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by connordoner 5y ago
Looks like it’s open-source from a quick glance [1] [1] https://git.samba.org
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by connordoner 5y ago
Personally, I tend to go with Ruby on Rails and PostgreSQL run on Heroku. I recognise it has its limitations — Heroku’s pricing isn’t favourable for large apps, for example — but, combined with Hotwire [1] (which now comes out of the box, I

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