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Stripe's pricing is 2.9% + 30¢, so the fee for a $2 payment would be 36¢, effectively 18%.
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Many spammers have caught onto the foo+bar trick. When they detect such an address they will spam both foo+bar@gmail.com and foo@gmail.com.
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9y ago
https://github.com/dolphin-emu/dolphin
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9y ago
Reminds me of this: https://youtu.be/uZwuTI-V8SI?t=30
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9y ago
Nothing in the post suggests the person is a Canadian citizen. Going by all the clues, it sounds like they are a Canadian permanent resident.
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Do L-1A/L-1B visa have minimum stay requirements? As in, if someone is granted a L-1A/L-1B visa, but their job requires them to be physically present in the US 30% of the time and 70% elsewhere, could their visa be revoked?
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9y ago
I suggest: killall -HUP SomeDaemon
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>For more than a century, Texas was under Democratic rule. The state was always culturally conservative, religious, and militaristic, but a strain of pragmatism kept it from being fully swept up in racism and right-wing ideology. Before
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9y ago
perl -e 'print `pgrep SomeDaemon `'
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Bloomberg[0] is showing the same thing, so if it's a data glitch it's not limited to just Google Finance. [0] https://www.bloomberg.com/quote/AMZN:US
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i7-7700k is 8 logical cores. Ryzen 7 is 16 logical cores. I used the phrase "logical core" in my comment 5 times because it is unambiguous whether as the unqualified word "core" isn't (it could be referring to physi
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High-end Intel chips are 8 logical cores; high-end Ryzen chips are 16 to 32 logical cores. When games becomes optimized for multiple cores, both sides win. It's only when games are optimized for more than 8 logical cores that AMD will
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>Khosla is a multi billionaire. He could afford to pay a fine of $10,000 a day for the rest of his life. I believe that for a fine to be fair, it must be based on a percentage basis of disposable income[0]. [0] https://www.the
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>You'd need tens of thousands to make a dent in a business account I already made clear that the cost per attack per address is 1 Satoshi + transaction fees, which is around $1.5USD in today's network conditions. You only need
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1. Go on Microsoft Store 2. Select Bitcoin as payment method 3. Pay with legitimate Bitcoins 4. Later on, send a tainted post-mixer Satoshi to wherever address your legitimate Bitcoins ended up at 5. You just made a portion of Microsoft Cor
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Looking at the domain name, is this somehow related to mailchimp.com?
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They don't? AFAIK no cloud vendor guarantees consistent performance on their multi-tenancy offerings (at least none backed by SLAs). Vendors sell both dedicated tenancy, with consistent performance, at a higher price and shared tenancy
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1. Unlocking the database takes much longer than it should. Linux Keepass2 is much slower at unlocking than Windows Keepass2 on the same machine. 2. On Linux, after entering the password the windows disappears, giving no UI feedback during
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9y ago
You guys rock! Thank you for your hard work. BTW the Windows portable version link on your download page is 404ing: Incorrect URL: https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/releases/downloa... Correct URL:
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TIL that "referer" is a misspelling of "referrer" (from the top comment).
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Play Framework 2.6.0 released
(blog.playframework.com)
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Can you please do some benchmarks against MySQL and PostgreSQL? The vast majority of your prospective customers will be using these two instead of RocksDB or MongoDB.
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Damn, that looks sweet. Is there a similar app out there for Android and Ubuntu/Debian?
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EU citizens can qualify as a US accredited investor. SEC and startups won't care about your citizenship. Money is money and they're happy to accept as much of it as possible. [0] https://money.stackexchange.com/que
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Vue.js is heavily backed by Alibaba, the 7th biggest tech company in the world by market cap.
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>For whatever reason, the mayor of Vancouver and its immediate surrounding satellite cities (Burnaby, Richmond, etc.) are fighting hard to not expand the road system. Instead they are 'pushing' for better mass (not rapid) trans
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>Version 54.1 class files are intended to be supported only by implementations of Java SE 10 Java SE 10, the platform, will support value types. One can interpret the ambiguous term "Java 10" as either "Java 10 the languag
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What if I told you, Scala compiler can understand SQL queries?
(cakesolutions.net)
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I have a CS degree from a first-tier school. My experience with exams and interviews is almost the exact opposite of yours. In exams I don't get as nervous because I know that if I know the material then I will pass, if I don't th
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When I'm nervous, I don't communicate well. When I'm nervous, I don't code well. I don't know about other people, but for me personally, when you measure me under a high-stress situation, all you are measuring is ju
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