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by flurdy 11y ago
In my previous uk startup for an online game (100 mill players) we used multiple providers. Vindicia, Playspan and Paypal as well as physical shop based game time cards. And then also later directly with Apple's appstore and Google&#x2
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by flurdy 11y ago
Can NPM not add to their TOS and features a "notice period"? With a grace period for errors e.g. if published and older than one week to remove a package you have to give notice first, e.g. 2 months. With a suspension before actua
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by flurdy 11y ago
Ah yes. missed the 'a' :) Though option 2 in your list would have been a concise and good enough title.
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by flurdy 11y ago
and = an ? Should the bbc title not be "Facebook is a growing an unstoppable digital graveyard" ? Not being pedantic but not sure if that typo is intentional.
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by flurdy 11y ago
Basic Income is meant to cost less than current tax and benefits as the bureaucracy to means test every request for benefits is a lot less or even totally redundant. Ie less forms, less interviews, less investigations, less complaints, less
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by flurdy 11y ago
I spoken to many that have made Android apps with Scala but none that have pushed them to the appstore as the final binary is always quite big even for simple apps.
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by flurdy 11y ago
Twitter, Etsy rely on Scala as their main tech stack. You can probably list a large chunk of the big banks. I know quite of few of City of London's big investment banks all continually look for scala developers. In the same breath I wo
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by flurdy 11y ago
Most FOSS projects I am involved / interested in seems to use http://gitter.im , though a few uses Slack
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by flurdy 11y ago
I guess by support they mean creating PRs etc directly from the client. Which from the screenshots seems to currently to be the public github.com and bitbucket.org. However I would very surprised if they did not support normal git remotes s
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by flurdy 11y ago
And this is a surprise?
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Lagom is coming for your monolith(lightbend.com)
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by flurdy 11y ago
I think Dropbox ticks all 4 requirements. That is what I use. Their ios & android has automatically uploaded my camera photos for years. I move some into specific folders to share with family via their photo album (gallery) link feature
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by flurdy 11y ago
I think people are misunderstanding the SSL costs for Cusion. The SSL certificate expense is listed as $99/year from namecheap, ie. $8.25/month, so there seems no need to get a Symantec one. However they/it/he are paying
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by flurdy 11y ago
On a smaller scale this Indigogo campaign, the SeaBin project, is trying to do something similar: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/cleaning-the-oceans-one-m... http://www.seabinproject.com/
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by flurdy 11y ago
A friend respond to the uproar (by some) after the recent Paris attacks that Facebook had not offered temporary logo profile picture for other recent atrocities: "Don't have a go at mourners in a funeral that they didn't go t
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by flurdy 11y ago
What is the purpose of not sunsetting this app on the desktop? Twitter already owns Tweetdeck which seems like a major overlap. https://about.twitter.com/products/tweetdeck After all Twitter only list their IOS/An
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by flurdy 11y ago
They probably have the skills to acquire it without contacting GitHub as well. But that may be bad PR...
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by flurdy 11y ago
"from which Internet access will be performed (mobile telephones and tabs on base of iOS/Android, PC and notebooks on base of Windows/MacOS)" So use Linux and you will be fine?
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by flurdy 11y ago
It worked well enough to be acquired by Docker :)
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by flurdy 11y ago
Interesting. Basically a commit to remember a conflict when rebasing. Not entirely my cup of tea as I prefer less noise but helpful for some if conflicts generate lost work too often. I find it annoying when see commits on a PR that says &q
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by flurdy 11y ago
Yes, not that many have a lot kids, or kids with friends, or visiting grand parents... :) But yes it is a niche, but not small. There is a lot of 7 mvp cars where I live, Vauhall Zafiras, XC90s etc. And in most of these the third row seats
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by flurdy 11y ago
Maintenance and when adding more features to it. Obviously runs and interops fine, but for less paper cuts when they are modifying it or near to it, it makes sense to refactor it to a common base. And removing the scala plugin from poms wil
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by flurdy 11y ago
Using this all the time now :) Thanks
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by flurdy 11y ago
I have a very nice DSLR, well a micro 4/3 (Lumix G3) if pedantic, which can take amazing photos, even with my limited skills. But these days I use it maybe twice per year as it is never in my pocket. 99% of all my photos are with my iP
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by flurdy 11y ago
And the V sign is there but the reverse two fingered salute is not. Though perhaps that would lead to too much confusion and accidental offense between cultures. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V_sign#As_an_insult
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by flurdy 11y ago
Or use crowdsourced anomaly classification like http://www.tomnod.com/ Though you get more interest in relief, search and rescue cases, not abandoned ships.
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by flurdy 11y ago
I appreciate the Toolbox suite as I use most of them. But I am concerned though not surprised how this make the "batteries included but removable" motto more insignificant as it becomes more unlikely that people will use alternati
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by flurdy 11y ago
Sounds a good idea, social TV in general sounds good, but think I just would find it annoying. "What, another toilet break!". Zeebox/Beamly also had/have some good social features but I think they even struggled for peop
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by flurdy 11y ago
Plastc, https://www.plastc.com , has solved the multiple chip and pin issue. Although in an interesting yak shaving way due to the emv restrictions. https://www.plastc.com/blog/talk-with-the-founders-update
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by flurdy 11y ago
That is the one. Thanks :) Basically http://stuffin.space/

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