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by glaucon 6y ago
Interesting, thanks. I've signed up for the meeting so cross-fingers I'll be there.
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by glaucon 6y ago
This is interesting. I use ember but never fastboot. I've been looking at the deployment doco within the fastboot site. Is this along the lines of what you're using ? https://github.com/ember-fastboot/ember-cl
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by glaucon 6y ago
Anyone have experience of wearing these over normal glasses ? Pictures I've seen of Oculus don't make it look like it would be all that comfortable ?
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by glaucon 6y ago
The wikipedia article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_advertising is a starting place. There is also a vast swag of stuff related to digital marketing here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catego
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by glaucon 6y ago
Suez Canal was out of use from 1967 to 1975. It wasn't great but the sun continued to rise.
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by glaucon 6y ago
With respect to the "casa" and "house/home" thing, in American English, at least as far as I understand it, "home" has become a replacement for "house", so that might explain why "casa"
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by glaucon 6y ago
I may have misunderstood you but your post seems to be saying "People say Boeing had a great engineering culture until the McDonnell Douglas merge but Boeing built the 737 Max and look how bad that is ?". The McDonnell Douglas mer
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by glaucon 6y ago
Online reviews; chocolate tea pots. Each about as useful as the other.
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by glaucon 6y ago
What's weird is that the accompanying video (embedded in the same page and another one here https://youtu.be/PGLBiORNgOE?t=53 ) clearly shows aspects of the system being used at speeds well over 50km/h.
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by glaucon 6y ago
There was a British guy called Tim Berners-Lee who did something in that field ... just can't remember the details now.
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by glaucon 6y ago
I thought the name of that platform was the World Wide Web.
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by glaucon 6y ago
Not a USAian but from distant observation I wonder what proporation of the total spend would disappear if you had "socialised medicine". In an ideal world this would be counter-intuitive, because competition usually increases effi
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by glaucon 6y ago
WRT Dynamodb the "25 Gb" free bit is not as useful as it might be because it's the Read and Write Units which might bite you and those are not directly related to data size but are also affected by how you've structured
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by glaucon 6y ago
I too would like to hear more about the clients. Also would be really interested to know how you viewed the level of difficultly you were dealing with when people were paying $200 out of their own pocket - did you view it as "tough stu
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by glaucon 6y ago
I'm surprised you say FastMail has frequent outages. I've been using it for 15 years plus and I can only remember one outage which lasted more than a few minutes. Of course others will have occurred which I didn't notice but
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by glaucon 6y ago
Very interesting thanks. For future developments enhancing the search to allow exclusions would be good. I'm currently searching for "cotton sun hat" but I get masses of caps (which I don't want) so being able to do this
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by glaucon 6y ago
Generally, for just plain old fraud or similar, this gets close to it for me. In this particular case however, where the wrong doing resulted in many deaths I think some other approach is appropriate. I would really like to see more argumen
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by glaucon 6y ago
And if I killed someone to get their wallet no one suggests that because I didn't get much out of the wallet it's OK for met to have a lenient sentence ? If McKinsey knowingly offered advice that led to thousand of deaths then the
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by glaucon 6y ago
If you don't live in the USA be sure to go into the settings as there are a number of defaults which may not match your life. For me, at least, the price of petrol is about 2.5 what the default is and the default yearly distance driven
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by glaucon 6y ago
Oh come on Google, surely you can think of a better way to make it screamingly clear to the entire planet that you hold a monopoly that badly needs breaking up ?
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by glaucon 6y ago
Actually this https://dev.to/about describes the "leadership" although it doesn't say straight out who owns it.
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by glaucon 6y ago
I was interested in this but my first thought was "what happens the day that dev.to gets monetized ?" and my second one was "who owns dev.to ?". WRT the first one "Yes, you own the rights to the content you create a
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by glaucon 6y ago
What is a "pre-made pack" ? An overview of your security stance which is fundamentally fluff ? Thanks.
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by glaucon 6y ago
> Chasing a #1 keyword ranking puts food on people’s tables Totally agree with you about this. > There will need to be a bigger driving force to get amp out of popularity Oddly enough the bigger driving force will almost certainly be
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by glaucon 6y ago
And now Amazon have locked the issue so others can't agree with the original poster. Don't fix the problem just fix the person who mentions it !
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by glaucon 6y ago
I'm not here to defend AWS but I'm a bit puzzled by your comment about the Boto3 doco. Here's some sample usage for instance which clearly is something more than "automatically generated" https://boto3.am
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by glaucon 6y ago
You might have missed this bit - "Did Facebook, Wikipedia, WordPress, Etsy, Baidu, Box, and more recently Slack all succeed in spite of using PHP?"
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by glaucon 6y ago
"In another display of confidence, European budget airline Ryanair was set to place a hefty order for up to 75 additional 737 MAX jets, industry sources said." A Ryanair spokesperson said "It's the first time we've
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by glaucon 6y ago
Good work, thanks. I feel bad saying "why don't you" when I'm not willing to PR it myself but ... it would be really good if each "Show" had a permalink so you could send a link to someone and be sure they woul
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by glaucon 6y ago
"common purchasing card limits/tiers" Strongly agree with you although what "common" means here is tricky. I imagine "common" in Local Government is different from tech giants ... and geography brings anot

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