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8y ago
The default plan selected is $0. Leave it as is. Notice that if you pick $12, a billing section appears, but if you click the $0 such that the $0 button is greyed, it is replaced with captcha This is a great default ... but weird in terms o
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8y ago
Headless Chrome running in lambdas/cloud functions. CI/CD validates this with each push. In the dev/test/staging environments you can continually do things like post 3 new articles with random text, then ensure that the
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dylz
8y ago
I spent a while homeless in SF during undergrad. I would imagine HN's primary userbase is also in ultra-high CoL areas where rent can be $4-8k easily per month. At Cal, dorming was also somewhat-questionable due to severe overcrowding,
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8y ago
- TXT record: pointless if your DNS is hacked - CNAME record: pointless if your DNS is hacked - Put a file or add a meta-tag to HTML at a specific path: pointless if your DNS is hacked, they can just add/change A/AAAA record and h
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dylz
8y ago
Anecdote from friends' parents, this is done in China for some romantic relationships.
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8y ago
XPS 13 here, it does happily accept any 45W+ charger but the "charging" light does not turn on and in Windows, does not display anything like "plugged in but not charging" for anything less. I'm not sure why this is
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dylz
8y ago
I would imagine this is just a standard open source SIP server or something plus VPN, with encryption turned on.
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8y ago
I found that the first few were actually indie, and progressively, the bundles became more and more un-indie, more DRMed, people buying for Steam key resale, etc?
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8y ago
What laptop? My XPS refuses to charge in any way below 45W, but any cell phone charger I've seen can trickle charge my Macbook Pro (slowly, or with lid closed, or something)
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8y ago
It's like a bizarre network of bad pirate streams, when one goes down someone starts another. Kodi plugins in this context generally just refer to pirate streams. Torrents: downloading is a lot easier than simultaneous live streaming t
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8y ago
All mobile networks NAT v4 and prefer v6. Many residential networks have v6. Corporate filtered internet is typically v4-egress.
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8y ago
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2018/0... https://www.businessinsider.com/juul-e-cig-startup-marketing... Anecdotally, they appear to be paying a ton of influencers
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dylz
8y ago
Wave and Atlas are effectively condo/apartment only, I don't think I see them servicing houses. Centurylink does seem to serve houses. Webpass also does gigabit now. Their local connectivity leaves quite a bit to be desired though
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dylz
8y ago
Wow, this is even more dishonest than I thought. Intentional choice too, not a "forgot to update after forking x browser".
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8y ago
The commercial internet does not want to sever the link. It wants to be able to lock users out in certain ways, have blackout dates, etc.
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8y ago
People on Patreon intentionally wish to accept donations, while you hide their Patreon ads, links to their other sites, and replace it with your unwanted platform? You can't compare yourself with a service that _someone particularly op
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dylz
8y ago
Verisign owns the entire .com space
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dylz
8y ago
Yes, sure, you can make a free workspace just like you can run a trial of Lync, but presumably this categorization brings them out of personal messaging and into a B2B-relationship for business purposes, and the majority of their business i
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8y ago
Slack is generally B2B paid service for collaboration, is it not? You would imagine instant messaging and social networking to be something where Skype.com falls under the umbrella, but Lync/Skype for Business does not. The PDF also co
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dylz
8y ago
You can't service them or have a business relationship with them per US law? I can't get certificates for .ir domains signed, I can't add .ir domains to shared hosting providers, etc.
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dylz
8y ago
Without malicious intent, ISPs are already doing this, both to sell aggregated traffic data and to shit all over their network. On Sprint and ATT Mobility I cannot maintain many TCP connections for long durations - websockets will be killed
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dylz
8y ago
Have you tried this? I like it for doing what you are doing. https://construct.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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8y ago
You have unmarked affiliate spam on your platform already (the VPN one). Probably want to keep this cleaned out or you might be subject to regulation.
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8y ago
Plugins run through the host network stack. Ensure you disable java/flash/etc.
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8y ago
Might not be best idea to use exact word amazon, have gotten this email before - > use of Amazon trademarked words, images, or reviews which may include variations or misspellings and this is a violation of our Trademark Guidelines >
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8y ago
Chinese sellers have been very pleasant to deal with IME, including obviously hand-written niceties, handwritten thank you notes (maybe not in the best English but the sentiment is there) for a bunch of stuff. Occasionally small 'gift&
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dylz
8y ago
Maybe they should stop professional harassment and abuse?
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8y ago
Then those in SF would be significantly below the poverty line?
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8y ago
Hilariously I've gotten phishing and malware from Mondo domain because their recruiters keep clicking on malware, compromising their accounts, etc.
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8y ago
I have several hetzner snapshot-enabled internal network samba mounts (they offer this as a separate service)
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