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by edoceo 5mo ago
Will take 6+ years and lots of fees lost to recover loss. Won't be anywhere close to made whole.
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by edoceo 5mo ago
WellsFargo does that. Important notification and advert-BS on the same channel. If you block their notifications you don't get the near-real-time Zelle alert. Enabled you get what you want and also YOU MIGHT BE PRE-APPROVED!
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by edoceo 5mo ago
The claims you make about Go/React are similar to the claims made by PHP and Python and JS users. Basically: the thing I'm familiar with is easy - then imply that it would be the same level of easy for others. This does look easie
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by edoceo 5mo ago
Don't do your own trees! Wood is very heavy! It wiggles a lot! Dragons!
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by edoceo 5mo ago
I matters taste, the customer is always right.
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by edoceo 5mo ago
Of course. It seems like an illustration of who's getting F-ed
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by edoceo 5mo ago
Is there any push-back options? I feel like age verification is important online - a copy of the real world. Check my ID before I go in the pub. It feels like it's jumped all the way to positive-ID. Not just "of age" but beco
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by edoceo 5mo ago
Windows still (well, Win2000) lets you build a custom shell, just replace explorer.exe (and a bunch of other work).
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by edoceo 5mo ago
I view it as new paint on same crappy house. They had to do the open-source thing for .NET because of external pressure - not because they've changed. They had to get GitHub because of the eyeballs. It's not some altruistic play.
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by edoceo 5mo ago
Nestle?
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by edoceo 5mo ago
Annecdata: 1996-1999 was super easy, one round start next Monday. 2000-2003 difficult. Easy again until 2008. Hard till 2013. No data since then. What I hear about today seems crazy hard.
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by edoceo 5mo ago
Yet again I'm asking folk to look at this artifact mirror that was Show HN a few months ago. https://github.com/artifact-keeper It's currently my favourite package gate keeper - after a few years of self-built jan
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by edoceo 5mo ago
We need a new emoji for: the situation is lame and the poster is correct. Like a combination of thumbs-up+frown
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by edoceo 5mo ago
How? Their sign-up flow would have to change dramatically. It might even become a process that is internally "expensive". There is likely one or more managers in charge of this decision and they don't want it. Additionally th
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by edoceo 6mo ago
Ugh. Who's decided to Graph all the things.
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by edoceo 6mo ago
I love the sibling response from @jp... Also, IME we don't deep dive everything (should we?) For most stuff we make sure the latest is not-shit and passed test cases. We do have ceremony around version bumps.
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by edoceo 6mo ago
More a case for something like this from Show HN three months ago https://github.com/artifact-keeper An artifact manager. Only get what you approve. So you can get fast updates when needed and consistently known stable when
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by edoceo 6mo ago
I want that too. Most of these tours interfere. A pattern I like is just a little dot indicator where the new thing is. It's not in the way. But if I click the dot, or it's menu item, then I see the tour. Don't get in my face
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by edoceo 6mo ago
TFA is: The Fantastic Article. The top thing that was posted.
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by edoceo 6mo ago
Protec ya Neck but what's the other one?
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by edoceo 6mo ago
On the subject...of anyone has good recommendations on getting phone data off the device as soon as possible to my own system would be cool. I'm on immich; photos are my most important. Haven't found something to offload the on de
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by edoceo 6mo ago
Or use debian slim or Alpine for just enough Linux to run dockers.
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by edoceo 6mo ago
It's been like 90% glue since perl took over.
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by edoceo 6mo ago
Signed senders?
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by edoceo 6mo ago
Is the advantage corporate money lining their pockets? Or is there another one?
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by edoceo 7mo ago
It's easy-ish to verify someone is human and of-age without needing any intrusive agent. One big problem is that the folk pushing for surveillance via verification hate that model and have capital to crush the idea. Another is adoption
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by edoceo 7mo ago
IMO a big disservice to the universe has been done with the recurring revenue drive. Many services could/should offer a one-shot option, with the highest margin. Somehow the world got stuck on SaaS model so hard that one off is complet
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by edoceo 7mo ago
If vulnerability=compulsion and software=meat bags then yes.
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by edoceo 7mo ago
There are some new key-trap ApIs that can handle that, IIRC FF don't handle that part as well as Chrome.
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by edoceo 7mo ago
Has been my experience. Like, orders of magnitude slower. For flipping around a few seconds of video it's ok - but it's only processing (on my machine) like 2fps.

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