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by flak48 4y ago
There's another comment providing more context; Razorpay is facing flak from some folks because it gave up transaction/donor data for a journalist's company. (Razorpay is the payment provider for the journalist's company
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by flak48 4y ago
This is the unfortunate reality of India; the government/police don't need to actually go to court. It can harass companies and executives by simply threatening to / actually carrying out unnecessary 'raids' through
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by flak48 4y ago
The tool itself seems to provide upto 3 months of history: https://open-meteo.com/en/docs#latitude=52.52&longitude=13.4...
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by flak48 4y ago
You missed the $ in the last sentence
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by flak48 4y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what are some things you like that you feel make it worth being with this person? (since you mentioned past baggage and having to 'let her win every argument' - that doesn't sound too nice)
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by flak48 4y ago
In an alternate universe, perhaps the fact that Sony valued this exploit at just 20k would work against them in a piracy case
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by flak48 4y ago
But a 747 or similarly large aircraft carries 400+ passengers and is not economically viable at 180-200 passengers like the A321. Smaller but longer range aircraft (like the 787) have enabled airlines to fly direct on long routes with lower
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by flak48 4y ago
Is a boat car an amphibious car?
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by flak48 4y ago
Uber? :)
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by flak48 5y ago
Most countries (even non EU ones) allow its citizens residing in foreign countries to vote in national elections at its embassies. So Hungarians residing in Netherlands could have been able to vote at Hungarian embassies/consulates in
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by flak48 5y ago
Better known as pill navigation
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by flak48 5y ago
If solving a problem isn't going to 1) move the stock price up and /or 2) move a metric that gets someone promoted or 3) help avoid significant negative publicity in some way, it's never going to get solved
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by flak48 5y ago
I bet this specific example will be tricky, invasions/incursions now a days seem to be usually denied by the aggressor in various ways, i.e. there might actually be a debate, 'Has Russia actually invaded Ukraine yet?'
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by flak48 5y ago
I've filed a chargeback before in India, the burden of proof was on the merchant at that time. Maybe I got lucky with my card issuer.
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by flak48 5y ago
They might be great for employees, but have a terrible reputation among customers atleast in Europe. Most common issues seems to be staff often not enforcing/honouring seat reservations, the company refusing to implement a tag/val
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by flak48 5y ago
Just an idea, maybe the first fetch from S3 should be allowed by R2 do delete the original object from S3 too, so that eventually we're only left with two mutually exclusive sets of files (and no double storage)
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by flak48 5y ago
The calculators usually account for inflation (and also for a percentage rate of return on the lumpsum you have saved), you would answer "How much income will you need in retirement?" with today's value of a $ (eg. if $80k a
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by flak48 5y ago
The synthesized speech in the video seems pretty realistic - does anyone know which software was used?
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by flak48 5y ago
The article does mention more than 50 people being fired for it between 2014 and Aug 2015
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by flak48 6y ago
Lack of will to disrupt the status quo is also the reason why many new builds in Indian cities like Bangalore/Hyderabad are forced to rely on the water tanker cartels instead of getting reliable piped water supply from the local munici
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by flak48 6y ago
I don't think the comment you replied to is arguing in favor of Australia's attempts to get Google/FB to pay the media companies
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by flak48 6y ago
They mention margins of 35-40% percent here: https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast/166-sam-eaton-of-crave-... So, $70k - $80k a month in profits
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by flak48 6y ago
You might find Gene Bransfield's War Kitteh project enlightening: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMNSvHswljM
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by flak48 6y ago
Rules kept getting stricter on paper but none were really enforced in the real world
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by flak48 6y ago
Aah Slax. My gateway drug into the Linux world and experimenting with computers in general. Back when I was in school looong ago when I got a copy in a tech magazine I bought from a streetside vendor. Forgot about it at some point, I'm
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by flak48 6y ago
My bad, sorry
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by flak48 6y ago
When did FB geoblock users in the US?
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by flak48 6y ago
Yep WhiteHat JR has started expanding to the Phillipines as well, where they're continuing their MO of targetting hapless parents and children with blatantly false advertising
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by flak48 6y ago
The apparent success that WhiteHat enjoyed with a $300 million exit within 18 months of founding has unfortunately inspired the current generation of entrepreneurs in India to also try their hands in the edtech space over everything else. M
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by flak48 6y ago
KDE Connect can do it between Linux/Mac and Android. No iOS unfortunately which is what I think you were looking for. Not that it matters, but I think KDE Connect was available even before Apple's cross device copy paste

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