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by echoangle 3mo ago
The third option is “they could speed up but won’t do it for a bribe”.
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by echoangle 3mo ago
> Consumer return policies, customer service, etc. tend to be much better in the US than in the EU. Maybe the ones voluntarily offered by companies, but not the legal ones.
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by echoangle 3mo ago
Im pretty sure those wirecard companies all had the mandatory money in the account. They just did more damage than that.
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by echoangle 3mo ago
Two book ads to be precise
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by echoangle 3mo ago
If you launched a “google workspace cli”, as a random person not affiliated with google, wouldn’t you expect to get sued too? You could maybe try to get away with “CLI for google workspace” (although clarifying it with “compatible with goog
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by echoangle 3mo ago
You’re supposed to bend stupid rules but the one bent here is kind of important. I couldn’t trust an employee that does this, so I wouldn’t want to continue to employ them.
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by echoangle 3mo ago
Interesting that people here seem so sympathetic to the fired guy. Wouldn’t you kind of expect to be fired if you release a project under your employers name that’s not even associated with them and hasn’t been cleared? Working for them act
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by echoangle 3mo ago
The rule is: If there is a decision to be made on Wikipedia, the decision is made by reaching a consensus among Wikipedia users using discussions. You’re not allowed to bring in other people that might share your view but that might not eve
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by echoangle 3mo ago
Yeah, but being able to share Id with someone who happens to look eerily like you is different from just handing people your ID and they are able to use it like it was implied. That’s not how IDs are used.
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by echoangle 3mo ago
If you use physical ids to verify your identity, they normally verify that your face matches the image on the id, no? That’s not possible for web id.
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by echoangle 3mo ago
In what role? As a user writing client code or when implementing the caching middleware or the Webserver?
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by echoangle 3mo ago
Fun fact about the kindle ad thing: I don’t know if they still do this but when I got mine, you could just write to the support and let them know you found the ads inappropriate (extra points for mentioning a child in the household) and the
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by echoangle 3mo ago
You also can’t root an iPhone so I think they’re not talking about that
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by echoangle 3mo ago
If you can get the app onto my phone in person, you can also just check which apps I have on my phone
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by echoangle 3mo ago
Ok but if the SDKs do this they use it themselves to serve ads and don’t sell the raw data, right?
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by echoangle 3mo ago
What’s an easier way? I’m assuming they want the app to be able to detect when “a”, was copied, then “b” and then “a” again, so just looking at the value probably isn’t enough.
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by echoangle 3mo ago
Which even halfway credible app developer would sell you that info? You know that’s illegal right? You might get some stupid indie developer to do this but no chance for anything even half big. But if you can get actually get this data, may
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by echoangle 3mo ago
Just generate a new random value instead of incrementing
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by echoangle 3mo ago
Why do you need a count for that? Couldn’t they just generate a UUID every time the clipboard changes?
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by echoangle 3mo ago
And how would the is-my-partner-cheating get their app onto the victims device to detect the other apps?
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by echoangle 3mo ago
If you’re interested in another suggestion: maybe allow image output too since that seems to be one of the steps in your pipeline? Maybe for some people using the jpg or a png directly is better than the final pdf.
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by echoangle 3mo ago
Why do people want that? The super app is called the OS and apps are supposed to be modules with single responsibilities, right? What’s the advantage (for the user) of one super app compared to multiple apps?
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by echoangle 3mo ago
From reading about the leather shoes are supposed to be the best thing since sliced bread. And I think they actually do last much longer than modern shoes made from synthetic materials, which you can’t really care for. And they’re supposed
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by echoangle 3mo ago
Ah even better so you can just use null terminated strings
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by echoangle 3mo ago
Citation needed. Afaik they mostly crash from pilot error, not technical problems caused by too little maintenance.
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by echoangle 3mo ago
> The length header is important because the image itself may contain unused pixels at the end. If there's no length value, there's no way to know where the real payload stops. Not really, can’t you just pad with 0 bytes and st
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by echoangle 3mo ago
Maybe I don’t quite understand the question but can you not just define a function that sets up the shared test state and use that in every test?
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by echoangle 3mo ago
I would probably pull him over too but arguably he should be pulled over less than normal, right? The risk that he’s some criminal is probably pretty low since not a lot of criminals would chose a car like that to travel. On the other hand
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by echoangle 3mo ago
Yeah, so basically it’s fine as long as your registrar lets you set your own NS. Are there ones where you can’t do that?
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by echoangle 3mo ago
How would you build a bullshit solution to move 2.5 pound around a 5 mile course (maneuvering) with a vehicle weight below 0.63 pound? I think if you solve that it’s not a bullshit solution but actually useful.

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