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by dagi3d 2y ago
It if wasn't that important no one would buy it. Doesn't matter how good your sales people are if the product doesn't solve a real problem, it's very unlikely you will sell it in a sustainable way.
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by dagi3d 2y ago
It if wasn't that important no one would buy it. Doesn't matter how good your sales people are, if the product doesn't solve a real problem, it's very unlikely you will sell it in a sustainable way.
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by dagi3d 2y ago
If we had to write every single piece of code over and over(or pay for them), computer science would have barely evolved and would not be so mainstream
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by dagi3d 2y ago
Depending on your needs, you can also connect to your 192.168.x.y machine while connected to tailscale by advertising that subnet
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by dagi3d 3y ago
What are they using instead?
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by dagi3d 3y ago
For some might not be the case when talking about the health insurance...
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by dagi3d 3y ago
Then why to publish a paper at all?
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by dagi3d 3y ago
If that'd be the case, why publish the paper at all? Just fill as many patents as possible (assuming this would be helpful) and send the technology
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by dagi3d 4y ago
The better "experience" they transmit to the players, the more engaged they will be and the more cards/packs they will sell
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by dagi3d 4y ago
When systems and code are audited and pentested by third parties, I don't see any benefit of actually making anything public.
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by dagi3d 4y ago
Can you please share the links saying he was released? I understood he was going to be arrested for 24h
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by dagi3d 4y ago
Making it opensource is no guarantee at all(if there could be any), for instance it could be more dangerous: anyone could spot a security hole and take advantage of it without reporting it, there is no guarantee there would be a responsible
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by dagi3d 4y ago
In Spain there is universal healthcare which is not perfect but works relative ok (although has been eroded over time) and most antivaxxers(and anti mask and anti everything) could be found within the right spectrum, basically as no sayers
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by dagi3d 4y ago
This is from the same company that is building Penpot, an open source design and prototyping tool ala Figma and others.
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by dagi3d 4y ago
I thought pretty much the same when I read a bunch of research/innovation teams were completely dismantled.
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by dagi3d 4y ago
That's the point, it's like they were super sloppy in the due diligence process/es, if there was any at all.
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by dagi3d 4y ago
you don't have pay back your vc's you raised from(unless you raised debt). another story is that their investors might have forced them to cut costs and make everything needed to become profitable as soon as possible.
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by dagi3d 5y ago
Apart from the 2fa to for domain service itself, ensure you are enforcing 2fa if you use an external mail provider. And set the domains to autorenew.
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by dagi3d 5y ago
I am curious how this pricing model affect the publishers/creators. I understand that from the consumer point of view, it looks quite appealing but wonder if for the players in the other side it would be the same. Is the idea that in t
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by dagi3d 5y ago
I didn't complete the first game and reloaded the page and now I can't play until tomorrow. In this case I think the imposed limit is kinda "artificial" and would work better having a unlimited number of games/puzzl
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by dagi3d 5y ago
The article explains the most plausible rationale for that and it seems it's not necessary to run other OS's...
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by dagi3d 5y ago
I just wish they fixed the problem with the bands disambiguation. I just hate everytime I get a recommendation in the release radar for a band that happens to have the same name as the one I like but stylewise they have nothing to do with t
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by dagi3d 5y ago
There must be something about the names as well too. The names used in PES were a continuous joke: https://www.theversed.com/51686/pro-evo-names-years/#.LcxSir...
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by dagi3d 5y ago
ClickHouse can delete rows but work as batch/async operations: https://clickhouse.com/docs/en/faq/operations/delete-old-dat...
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by dagi3d 5y ago
I'm not sure I get your point. The notifications are sent when system detects you were in contact with a person that tested positive, so mass messages don't make that much sense. Unless you are referring to using the sms as a mark
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by dagi3d 5y ago
> In this case it seems that the same goal could have been better achieved by SMS that do not depend on the brand of your phone. The dependency on proprietary app stores and OSs seems a risk for the continuation of a free and reliable co
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by dagi3d 6y ago
I just find hilarious when people compare software engineering to other disciplines just because potatoes
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by dagi3d 6y ago
> Also most tech people mostly turn off JS when they browse the web any way any public stats that confirms this?
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by dagi3d 6y ago
I think it was Bill Gates who suggested that as well a loooong time ago way before blockchain/pow
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by dagi3d 6y ago
The question would be if by adding those additional features, the experience to use the "basic/original" features got more cumbersome or the hardware requirements did change a lot. My guess it hasn't changed that much.

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