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I currently have to juggle Build & Release Pipelines, Infrastructure as Code, monitoring tools, Building images, Configuration management, some DB admin. The context switching is almost a defining feature of modern DevOPS/Operation
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I described how this works in the original post. They do send an SMS with a link to unsubscribe, but that only cancels future charges, not the original one. And it's possible that a lot of the scammed people don't see it on time o
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Already did that, however the link no longer works the way it did originally. Its either "expired" or they also detect the carrier, DCB enabled. Don't know how they could do that thought.
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The systematic problem is the carriers who are processing such payments and don't ban abusive merchants, even when getting tons of complaints from users. Here I don't think there is a legitimate mainstream use for DCB beside conne
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Well, I'm not betting anything on it..
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I think this is the question. I think they either probably generate links that change once clicked once.
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That's what hurt my pride, not gonna lie. Plus its angering they are targeting children with this.
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Sure! I don't really know where to start, I got the link.. I wonder how I can increase the odds of getting one of their ads so I can record what happens. my email is duzunov@fastmail.com
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There is a company registered that commits the following mobile ads fraud: * The buy targeted ads from Google, served on YouTube targeting small children and clients of a particular carrier * When you click on the ad (even if by mistake) yo
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Is there a breakthrough in finding the causes of myopia?
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That is true, and while these bans had a huge historical impact, they didn't change the language that was used in villages and farms. Until the 1920s Ukraine was a mostly rural country and in the countryside Ukrainian was alive and wel
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The spread of Russian in Ukraine fits this model (coercion to establish dominance, then continued spread without coercion) very well. Urban areas in the East and Center became Russian-speaking through Soviet measures like mixing nationaliti
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The AKS control plane is provided cost free. And you can run stateless applications in k8s for years without them needing any maintenance. I agree that almost nothing in the article is realistic, even if I have reached a similar conclusion
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As a total frontend newbie, how does one create something like this? Is this all handwritten css or are there are UI tools to create the designs?
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This is interesting and looked at the LF website to try to figure out what they do. The author seems to portray the LF as a political organisation, while to me it seems like a way for corporate donors to contribute help. I imagine most of t
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The donors to LF, or at least where the money comes from are big tech corporations like Microsoft who likely insisted on inclusive language.
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Postmortem: Hudson River Trading Fired Me for Requesting Holidays
(thehftguy.com)
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https://status.hashicorp.com/incidents/3qc302y4whqr - seems to have affected Hashicorp Cloud too
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It went really well! I wanted to do something different in my career so I thought I had to be in between jobs for as long as 6 months. Less than 2 months I found a much better job without really looking. My wife was almost disappointed as s
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They own the land but not actually the minerals or gas - they still have to get a permit from the government to to extract.
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Other reasons: - The US had better submarine-launched ballistic missiles and operated close to Soviet waters; by contrast the Soviet Union needed to sneak past NATO and other US allies in order to get to patrol areas. The priorities are dif
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I started using it recently. It feels more like a git app in emacs, you use it in a separate buffer from your files. The shortcuts are ergonomic (single key presses, no gymnastics with modifier keys) and mnemonics are good: s(tage), c(ommi
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It is used in the Roomba brand of Robovacs by iRobot. The authors of the papers were also founders of that company in the 90s. I don't know if it used in their military devices as well.
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The key word here is "easily" lets examine your examples: - Miloshevich thought that by controlling the Yugoslav army he could easily beat the seceding states. Wrong, but at the beginning it certainly looked that way. - NATO inter
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Don't know about Elixir, but Clojure has a strong focus on dealing with external system the following way: - convert the data output/need as input in core data structures - Don't use classes or custom types to encapsulate dat
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Stalin ruled for almost 30 years, it was always collective, however in the 1930s the cult of personality was at its height and the rest of the Politburo and the Central Military Commission (the really important subset of the Politburo) were
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Si vis pacem, para bellum Military budgets are peace spending. Wars begin when politicians think they can achieve goals easily using arms - see Germany's plans in the World Wars, Saddam's invasion of Iran, Russia's invasion o
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From TA: "the company has consistently argued that a longer-term fix for global warming should be a mix of hybrids, EVs and hydrogen-powered vehicles instead of a single bet on battery-powered cars." I think this is probably a goo
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Yeah, Russia optimising profits from its huge oil and gas market share in Europe is not the issue, the small amount of wind energy is responsible for the costs. The things you learn from the WSJ Editorial board. If anything, this should pro
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Low interest rates means there isn't a lot of easy money to be made and not a lot of people who expect their income to rise (which is partly western demographics), and since we are talking nominal, not much inflation. None of these thi
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