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by cstrat 5y ago
I'd never seen this before thats hilarious. Wonder how much of this really exists in the wild.
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by cstrat 5y ago
I've done this too before, weird thing to have to do but sometimes people just don't get it. Although, nine times out of ten I get asked if I work at that business because the first bit of my email address is their business name.
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by cstrat 5y ago
Learned so much and turned me off ever wanting to manufacture something!
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by cstrat 5y ago
Yeah I do the same thing with FastMail - its awesome. Here is a recent story where this came in handy. I recently had a spam phone call from someone fishing for personal information, using a 'survey' as cover. During the call I le
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by cstrat 5y ago
No one has one - none have shipped. Your backer position is irrelevant right now. If they had released a batch of 2000 and you missed out, yes I'd be upset. They are still fine tuning their tooling to mass produce. It's way behind
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by cstrat 5y ago
I loved their post on the iButton. https://blog.flipperzero.one/taming-ibutton/ I've never actually come across this interface. It's not common in Australia, I still really enjoyed the write up and seeing how
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by cstrat 5y ago
Everyone is in the same boat - they are taking time with production. At least they are communicating and showing the effort that is going into production. This is 100x better than some of the other products I've `backed` on crowdsourci
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by cstrat 5y ago
Ah ok cool, I guess it isn't hard to find then. I usually have my docker-compose.yml file in a dir along with the mapped volume directories. Allows me to just rsync that one folder to capture all config & data. Are names volumes ju
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by cstrat 5y ago
Maybe I don't understand docker as well as I'd like - but why do you create the named volume instead of simply mapping to a local folder on the host? In my experience mapping to a local dir is nice because you can browse the files
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by cstrat 6y ago
It’s all done just by image processing. Once premium you can see the screenshots of the items on market used to provide the price estimate. They must have a couple accounts running continually going through the market checking prices. That’
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by cstrat 6y ago
I also pay for tarkov-market :D It is almost a must if you're a casual player. It is too hard to keep up with the barters, flea market rates and even just the quests and items for quests.
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by cstrat 6y ago
This comment makes me want to seriously give Svelte a try. I've browsed the docs and it looks really cool, I've always just held back because I feel like I am juggling enough JavaScript libraries in my head already and React has b
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by cstrat 6y ago
Might be a stretch to say its integration, but you can scan a QR code and sign into a RSL. Edit, I too haven't carried a wallet in years, how good is it.
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by cstrat 6y ago
In addition to the shorts, when people buy call options - doesn't that mean someone else is on the hook to provide shares at a later date, and they might not hold them at the time of selling the option?
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by cstrat 6y ago
I'm unable to watch any of them, only the first few seconds loads. Hopefully they can improve because this is terrible
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by cstrat 6y ago
It could also be a safety mechanism if the contents is too hot?
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by cstrat 6y ago
https://www.alexiuminternational.com/ These guys have a product specific for that industry, non-toxic etc... not sure if they are sold in the UK. It is an Aussie business H/Q in USA.
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by cstrat 6y ago
I had the same thing happen! I bought a domain a long while back, it auto-renewed and charged me more than $500 for 1 year. I've never used the domain properly and would have just let it lapse, they did warn me of the pending auto-rene
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by cstrat 6y ago
Oh I missed that bit? That is good to hear.
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by cstrat 6y ago
Code-Server/Coder/Hosted VSCode https://github.com/cdr/code-server This is amazing. I mean it isn't a stretch considering the main VSCode app is Electron based, but having a hosted development environmen
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by cstrat 7y ago
You need a certain amount of karma before it is enabled. I can downvote comments - but not posts. I've got just over 500 karma. I think 500 was the tipping point.
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by cstrat 7y ago
Oh wow, so it really is 0 free emails...
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by cstrat 7y ago
The photo of the wallet falling apart with the Indian cough syrup packaging is hilarious... wow what a shambles having the same product code recycled by a vendor for multiple "crappy" products.
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by cstrat 7y ago
Yeah, some are actually not obsolete like Scribe.
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by cstrat 7y ago
I feel like I experience this in a similar way to yourself. I also struggle to see images in my head sometimes, I am mostly of european decent (German/Czechia on one side - Australian/English on the other side). Loved reading as a
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by cstrat 7y ago
I went searching for it too, couldn't find this anywhere either.
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by cstrat 7y ago
Is this doodling on an iPad or do you scan this in? Looks amazing.
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by cstrat 7y ago
That is true, but nothing I have access to right now (with one of the big 4 aussie banks)
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by cstrat 7y ago
Firstly I want to say that as a user I hate using the Mac App Store - mainly for all the reasons posted there. There is one large benefit which is often forgotten. When I use the App Store I don't need to worry about your website/
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by cstrat 7y ago
It is an acronym for the National Broadband Network. A government owned enterprise which was supposed to build a ubiquitous broadband network covering Australia but has been plagued with political meddling and interference since the get-go.

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