edlebert

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by edlebert 1y ago
It’s confusing, but the “salvage” label here has nothing to do with the title, which is clean in this case. It’s a label used is by Tesla - which means it’s not allowed to use super chargers due to safety concerns. They don’t want a janky T
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by edlebert 1y ago
The difference is that buying a ticket isn't marketed as "opt-in".
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by edlebert 2y ago
And equally as important, you can cat a CSV file and easily understand it.
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by edlebert 2y ago
I quit Stripe after only six months because the pace, stress, and anxiety were not worth the paycheck.
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by edlebert 2y ago
This is sarcasm, right?
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Dropbox API is having issues (503)
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by edlebert 5y ago
Ironic.
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by edlebert 5y ago
If all you need is lightweight jobs like transactional email, I highly recommend suckerpunch.
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by edlebert 5y ago
What, from this article, led you to this conclusion?
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by edlebert 5y ago
Also, the engine has little-to-nothing to do with the plugin system.
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by edlebert 6y ago
Also the borrow fee for shorts is insane now, like 23%.
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by edlebert 6y ago
It’s prison, I’m sure there are lots of bibles.
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by edlebert 6y ago
Yes. IIRC they were going to let him publish the story, he just had to remove everything about Joe Biden, lol.
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by edlebert 6y ago
Safari content blockers do not have access to your browsing history. It’s a declared list of patterns to block.
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by edlebert 6y ago
I've heard from some large event organizers that EventBrite is taking similar measures: delaying payouts to event organizers until the event has concluded. I heard from one organizer that they were told by EventBrite that they were no
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by edlebert 7y ago
Also, to be noted, Github was a Rails app since long before there was native support for adding foreign keys. I've worked on a lot of large monorails that were created in Rails' early days and none of them have foreign keys.
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by edlebert 7y ago
I could be wrong, but I think it's the same internals of a 6S. I have a 6S and it still feels plenty capable.
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by edlebert 9y ago
I would add: the trackpad is way too big. I accidentally touch it all the time when I am typing, which causes my cursor to move.
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by edlebert 9y ago
Aaaaaand that's why I no longer use Amazon SES for transactional mail for signupforms.com. It is frequently used by mass-marketers, which means my transactional email was frequently being dropped by some email providers because of SES
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by edlebert 9y ago
hot dog
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by edlebert 9y ago
I can't stomach using them anymore.
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by edlebert 11y ago
I couldn't find any actual examples on how to use the new frozen string literals. Lots of discussion in the link provided, but that's it.
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by edlebert 11y ago
https://signupforms.com - event registration/management
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by edlebert 12y ago
Time to put a SQLite database on this new filesystem!
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by edlebert 12y ago
Gee, I wonder how it will all go down. I mean, all those people supported comcast by _not_ sending comments to the FCC, right?
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by edlebert 12y ago
All these things show that it really is coming down to just Apple and IBM. If for some reason, we make some giant mistakes and IBM wins, my personal feeling is that we are going to enter sort of a computer Dark Ages for about 20 years. Once
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by edlebert 12y ago
Keep those torches lit for everyone in the current administration too, right? Torture, war, and mass-surveillance continue to this day, 5 years after she stopped being Secretary of State. In addition, many in the current administration we
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by edlebert 13y ago
The first thing I usually look for on projects like these is a "Click here for demo"
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by edlebert 13y ago
Wow, it's actually super funny, and accurate. Well done.
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by edlebert 13y ago
It is not RIGHT. The NFL has the _right_ to sell their content however they like, and they coordinate their blackout rules with the cable channels who pay for them. If you don't like it, the RIGHT action is to pay for cable, buy tick

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