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csunbird
5y ago
From the boat owners I know, boats are relatively cheap compared to their operating costs.
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csunbird
5y ago
What is the difference between downloading a wordpress plugin and running it in your server and downloading a jar from maven/a js package from npm and running it?
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5y ago
> I feel sorry, that you are in this situation. Consider this: If they are willing to raise wage when employees put their notice in, then perhaps that has become the normal flow in the organization, towards higher salary. Or also: If the
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5y ago
As I explained in a sibling comment, unfortunately, the 2-3 year stays are now the norm and 10 year stays are the outliers. Doing the same job in the same company does give you blind spots, as 90 percent of the companies do not allow novelt
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5y ago
I have discussed this with my team leader, but, unfortunately, my company's HR/People organization do not believe in opening up Pandora's box by increasing salaries. The discussions with my team leader/manager has been g
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5y ago
This post really strikes me as ignorant. Most of the developers stay around 2 years in a company, because the companies usually do not make market price adjustments to the salaries and you start to lag behind if you stay too long. For examp
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5y ago
Well, if you train the people and do not offer them extra perks or raises after they "graduate", you are going to lose those people.
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5y ago
Because, one of them bought the competition, while other just built it themselves. (well, ignoring YT)
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5y ago
Could it be that the adverts you host add tags/content to your site, which is literally SEO without you actively doing SEO?
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5y ago
No, you are supposed to use a passphrase to protect it.
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5y ago
I presume that you are also in Germany as well. The insurance rates here are straight up highway robbery. I wanted to get a Tesla, but the insurance quoted me more than 2000 euros.
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5y ago
I will go a bit off topic here: As the interview processes are quite different than the actual day to day job for 90% of companies, what would be your recipe of success to train for those interviews? I find myself quite capable in by day to
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5y ago
Oh no. So, the computer was actually trying to keep the plane pitched down to avoid ascending naturally and keep the altitude stable. This is really, really bad.
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5y ago
Disclaimer: My experience in piloting is just a couple of hours flying planes in kerbal space program. Wouldn't that much speed cause the plane to ascent naturally, even with zero pitch, just by the body lift? (Although, it is quite po
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5y ago
> “No company provides the email verification service” Sounds like a really nice startup idea.
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Human error/non-compliance is a thing, to be honest. Although, this can also mean the procedures do not work as well.
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5y ago
Yup, and we will end up paying 50% more for our energy usage, just because of political swings.
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5y ago
Exactly. I did not wanted to respond anymore, as the downvotes discouraged me to continue the discussion. I believe the “they are taking our freedoms!” do gather more attention. When I wanted to move to a new phone, I simply deleted the dat
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5y ago
The SIM vendor lock in does exist with the physical SIM card already, with the vendor sold phones.
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5y ago
I am sorry, but what? You can just remove the association of the eSIM with the telephone and activate it in another. There is no lock in here.
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or maybe they do not know/they missed that creating a fork from an existing project actually triggers “new repo created” event in the github organization, which has an unintended effect.
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5y ago
Same in Berlin, I had to replace my bike's tires more than once. Replying to sibling comment: The incentive is to not break the bottle, but return it instead.
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5y ago
Plastic scratches very, very easily!
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5y ago
> unnecessarily pointing out places of interest, Which app is this? I am really concerned about this.
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5y ago
I was going to post this, but you beat me to it. This is a really useful chart!
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5y ago
cheaper cars are a magnet for thieves looking for getaway cars for a larger heist.
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I might have as well, but the egress fee also applies to the object storage.
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I suspected that you were using AWS as the cloud provider. I went with Hetzner instead, and I manage my servers by myself. I have been looking for providers in case that things do get serious with the project, as I do not have the experienc
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5y ago
I wanted to use supabase for one of my pet projects, but, unfortunately, the egress fee is just way to high, $0.09 per GB. I am not sure if it is viable for any serious project.
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5y ago
expensive locks and complex mechanisms also signal that says "hey, there is something valueable here!"
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