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by elcomet 6y ago
> They seem to get this when it comes to Mac, but not Linux for some reason The reason seems pretty obvious.
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by elcomet 6y ago
It is, because they have almost a monopoly on maps. Apple maps can be an alternative, but only to iOS users, which is far from the majority of people on earth. So they don't actually need to prioritize customer support. Why would they
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by elcomet 6y ago
Of course there are trivial solutions to this issue. Nonetheless, this is a common mistake, whether you believe it or not. And if it is common, then it will be exploited.
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by elcomet 6y ago
What if your CA is down for a day? Imagine let's encrypt being down for 24 hours and all if it's certificates going invalid. That would be millions of websites unavailable..
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by elcomet 6y ago
That's not really the same issue that is mentionned in the article though, is it ? The issue from the article would be solved by just passing a reference to the variable. In your case, cleanup is an action that needs to be done befor
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by elcomet 6y ago
They are completely performant enough to serve small static websites, if you have low traffic (it should be confortable with a few connections per second). I think another limiting factor to look at is your upload bandwith. If it's too
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by elcomet 6y ago
Chargebacks don't exist in France.
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by elcomet 6y ago
You can but they won't stop charging your card. They have the credit card number, so the only way would be to change the payment method to an invalid card. Another comment actually says that he managed to create a virtual credit card,
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by elcomet 6y ago
It's quite a hassle, you don't have your card for a few days..
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by elcomet 6y ago
In addition to open sourcing their own software, I hope governments and the EU will pay developers and maintainers of open source software they use.
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by elcomet 6y ago
If it exists, it is not followed. In France, Le Monde (most famous daily newspaper) requires you to send a paper mail (and not a regular mail, but a registered mail, which costs around 5-10€) to cancel your subscription. Even if you subsc
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by elcomet 6y ago
Thanks.
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by elcomet 6y ago
> GA, EAA Could you try using words instead of those? It makes comment hard to read for people unfamiliar with the subject, which is a shame because it looks interesting
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by elcomet 6y ago
Movement restrictions causes financial difficulties for companies, which cause job losses, which can cause depression. All this can take time.
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by elcomet 6y ago
If you were a taxi driver and uber has taken your job, then you are don't have something better. If you go work for them, you are paid less than you were as a taxi driver.
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by elcomet 6y ago
> and is not really standardized What do you mean by this ?
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by elcomet 6y ago
Also, movement restrictions cause deaths in longer terms than the virus.
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by elcomet 6y ago
> not Somalia I'm curious why you would choose this example. Is somalia a country without a society ?
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by elcomet 6y ago
Visual studio code is open source. So is the new windows terminal.
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by elcomet 6y ago
He said in the thread that it costed him $4000, that he earned by himself, by working (his parents didn't give him money for this).
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by elcomet 6y ago
Maybe it should also color the top bar for smartphone? For example, when I load facebook.com on brave, the top bar becomes blue. Not sure if it's a brave feature for a few selected sites, or a browser api used by Facebook.
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by elcomet 6y ago
I think this is doable today. Just disable tabs completely on Firefox and chrome, and use a window manager that allows you to group windows into tabs (like i3)
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by elcomet 6y ago
Wouldn't OpenStack be an alternative ?
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by elcomet 6y ago
Take a look at their Wikipedia page. They're the sixth-largest retailer in the world by revenue. And they have 100B euros in revenue, so not as big as Amazon (280B) but still huge.
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by elcomet 6y ago
Where did you find the demo? I can't see any links in the article. Edit: others posted links
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by elcomet 6y ago
Also, websites have no incentives to implement such a feature if it's not required by law. It costs money and gives them nothing in return
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by elcomet 6y ago
Thanks for the information.
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by elcomet 6y ago
I think Space X money comes in large part from NASA, so I don't see how they could do it without them.
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by elcomet 6y ago
Why would it not? It's still very convenient to use a CMS like Joomla for non tech people. Http is a shame of course, nowadays most web hosting providers do it automatically.
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by elcomet 7y ago
It asks you to make even more decisions than the original one.

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