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foobarbazetc
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I used to use this distro on a 486SX. Then moved to Slackware ‘96. Those were the days.
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foobarbazetc
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Just let people vaccinate their kids if they want. This isn’t hard.
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5y ago
There are like… I don’t know… 5-10% of people who refuse to use anything but PayPal to pay for things online.
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5y ago
No one in any position of power is reading think pieces about what they should do with their country’s borders.
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5y ago
"with consumers nearly three times as likely to complete a purchase when PayPal products are available at checkout" [citation other than PayPal PR needed] The PayPal API is still 20 years behind Stripe... so...
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5y ago
Yeah, this is mostly an issue in the cloud where you share SMT threads with other people.
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Money and material possessions don’t mean anything. You hit a point where nothing you can buy has any impact on your life. The man cave is just papering over the pointlessness of your existence because none of our existences have a point. W
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5y ago
Eh, just a misfired email.
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5y ago
Sounds like the account is flagged for ~reasons~. I've never had to contact sales to get any quota increases, so I guess it's YMMV. See dekhn's comment for contact details.
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5y ago
Ahhh the company store.
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I’m doing this right now with a bug in the Linux kernel. It takes something like 5 hours to repro with a very specific condition because it’s a SMP race / ordering bug. I literally haven’t slept properly since I hit the bug because onc
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5y ago
AmazonBasics alkaline batteries leak consistently.
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foobarbazetc
5y ago
And before that: one million other PIM tools that have done the same things for decades.
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Basecamp is like a rounding error in usage compared to G*. Probably more Microsoft or whatever.
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It’s beta… 1.
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That's how you do it.
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Every new Stripe feature is like “only 0.5% of your transactions” until you’re paying 10% to Stripe. Woo, where do I sign up?
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5y ago
Varnish and VCL were the hotness at the time Fastly was coming up so it sort of makes sense, but Varnish also doesn’t support WebSockets, can’t proxy GRPC, etc so they’re very limited in functionality vs CloudFlare. I doubt they’d build it
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5y ago
You’re sort of reducing yourself to a cog in a machine, rather than a person with like… passions and emotions and likes and dislikes and, you know, stuff that makes you human. There’s a lot more that goes into a hire than technical proficie
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You still have to unlock your phone and any competent password manager makes you type the password at least once and has options for how often you have to. If someone has your phone and your phone passcode you’re kind of hosed anyway.
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For what it’s worth, the keychain now syncs with iCloud and across all your Apple devices and it’s end to end encrypted by your system or phone passwords. The password interface in iOS has improved a whole bunch (tells you about weak passwo
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I personally prefer Rust to Go for things that have hard resource requirements/limits, but there’s no denying that Go is much easier to program than Rust. You don’t need to know much more than Python/Ruby to get something done in
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5y ago
This feels like one of those studies where someone figures out kids like toys. Money can be used to procure food? Hmmmm, sounds fishy.
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5y ago
A bit ironic that the “nationalists” made their money from a Chinese company though…
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5y ago
Always, always use a bigserial. (Actually, all serials are bigserial’s but the “base type” they add to the table differs, and it’ll always come back to bite you later. Ask me how I know…)
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Alibaba is huge and different teams have different goals. That one is for fintech.
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Those estimates mean nothing. GoDaddy would list it at 250k+.
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I recently had to restore from an iCloud backup that contains all my messages (which I never and will never delete) and it took over 24 hours to restore them. The restore daemon actually downloads every single image and attachment you’ve ev
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I’m pretty sure this (or something like it) happens at least once to every major site. The stuff of nightmares.
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* of specific accounts by legal order. Eh.
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