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by edub 4y ago
Search Engine Roundtable reported it on July 21st (crediting Deccan Herald from the 20th) and said that Danny Sullivan is looking into it: https://www.seroundtable.com/google-search-timer-stopwatch-s...
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by edub 4y ago
https://www.motherjones.com/crime-justice/2022/04/abolish-ch...
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by edub 4y ago
re: "mental imagery" (imagine yourself after the work has happened) - In my experience imagining myself after the work has happened is a net negative. Once I perform the act of imagining the task/project complete, I receive t
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Rusty's Rules of Order – All About Good Meetings (2013) [pdf](files.libcom.org)
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by edub 4y ago
I see programming as coding, testing, and documenting. I'm not looking for an AI to do it for me. But I would be interested in me picking 2 of those 3 for me to do, and the AI can do the third for me. So if I love coding and test writi
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by edub 5y ago
My first job out of school was at a dot-com in Vegas in the year 2000 initially as the network administrator. Susan was the Director of Marketing. My first interaction with her was typical assisting someone with some issue or another, but I
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by edub 5y ago
Interesting. In this example where the parent comment discusses using a proxy from AWS to Linode/Hetzner to Cloudflare, then I'd go with someone in the Bandwidth Alliance, which would include Linode and Vultr.
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by edub 5y ago
If you're going to have an intermediary proxy that you run, for AWS perhaps use Lightsail. It is price competitive, and includes more bandwidth than Linode/DigitalOcean/Vultr for the price.
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by edub 5y ago
I'm okay with the $72/user/year price, I think that is fair for what is included. But I have 147 users on my family domain account, and it would be a nightmare for me to individually bill all of them to share the expense. I c
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by edub 5y ago
Does anyone know of an email provider that will handle billing the users directly? Shared pain as the rest, have been hosting email for people with the same last name since 1998, and migrated to G Suite for Your Domain in 2006, and they gra
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by edub 5y ago
I've had the opportunity to work on two short productions for ESPN in the last two years. My role is writing the code for the screen overlays and real time scoring system. I have very little knowledge in cameras but did have to review
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by edub 5y ago
Is this a test to see if I clicked on this post?
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by edub 5y ago
I once ordered a large number of Compaq computers all identical for a credit union in Houston and found an esoteric combination of a specific hard drive firmware with a specific network card firmware that caused the machine to do very stran
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The Vermont Inn Syndrome for Programmers (1981)(archive.org)
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Home Where Your Office Is (1980)(books.google.com)
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by edub 5y ago
Tip for anyone else planning on doing a conversion, milesvp mentioned in a thread a few months ago that other parts of the bike may likely need to be upgraded as well (brakes, suspension, ect): https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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by edub 5y ago
I'm on Google Fiber, with the provided Google Wifi router, using a Google Pixelbook running Chrome OS, and cannot access google.com via IPv6 (or any other site for that matter).
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by edub 5y ago
s/ already exists: Mighty [ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26957215 ] which is $30-50 a month for remote session to Chrome running on a very powerful Ubuntu system. Looks like RemoteHQ launched something called Rem
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by edub 5y ago
I've done no work to diagnose where the failure is, but I have Google Fiber, with the supplied Google Wifi device, am on my Google Pixelbook running Google's Chrome OS, and I cannot access Google via IPv6. I don't think I cou
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by edub 5y ago
more specifically the executable part contains the logic to decompress the remainder of the file, while still allowing a decompression program to be able to open and decompress the file (ignoring the executable portion of that file).
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by edub 5y ago
>deferred revenue to Tesla, and is reported as a liability on the balance sheet if it is a liability on their books, then i would agree with OP that it is an interest free loan.
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by edub 6y ago
This is an awful amount of weight to be moved. But one thing it has going is that all of the weight is on a vessel that is designed to float. We have canal locks that can lift ships this size. So my crazy idea is to build a reverse cofferda
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by edub 6y ago
ABIA is the abbreviation/acronym of the proper name of Austin's airport, Austin–Bergstrom International Airport, but the IATA code actually is AUS. When I search for a flight, I use AUS as the search term, when I search for the ai
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by edub 6y ago
they did, if you click on the link in the post you replied to, you'll see it is a link to their post from today about the outage.
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by edub 6y ago
the main difference is that you can't have pages 4 and 5 side by side with the proposed method, since they are back to back on the same sheet. edit: thih9 linked to the hn post on byorgey original blog post in 2016 and the highest comm
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by edub 6y ago
welp, I did not know that you could get the raw version. Thanks for the tip! It sent me down a bit of a rabbit hole: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25312677
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by edub 6y ago
it is interesting that the archive.org version of this press release has a semi-colon after AT&T; i can't remember if in 1995 we would write the code to be AT&T or if that came a bit later. perhaps the scraper thought it wa
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by edub 6y ago
i do think it is fair if it is a free service for there to be some limit for how long the data is stored. my question is, do they also delete any related metadata that they use to improve their targeted advertising in reference to me?
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by edub 6y ago
sadly my google takeout never completes. i try about once a year to see if whatever the issue is has resolved itself for maybe the last 6-8 years. i can get some services to takeout if i go one by one, but not the data i really care about.
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by edub 6y ago
if this is in the USA, it is most likely an "unclaimed property" law of their state. it isn't so much a name and shame, the company likely followed the state's policy and sent a notice to determine if the property should

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