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by glzone1 2y ago
My point is that I as no expert in fraud can in about 5-10 minutes find many examples of clear fraud online that nothing is being done about. If anything, ONLY buying through the Apple App store would probably result in a safer buying exper
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by glzone1 2y ago
More than that. They gave the media basically a tool to identify music that they owned, then either remove it or take all the money from it. I don't think Kim ever paid content creators. Youtube is pushing probably $5 - $10 billion a y
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by glzone1 2y ago
Are you talking about for key, val := range m.Range I like that a fair bit more than m.Range(func(key, val any) bool {
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by glzone1 2y ago
Finally a good summary. I also picked up on the potential to at least payout Boeing if starliner comes down in good order (which seemed likely). I think that solves Boeings issue and would make them relax on forcing crew. The problem here i
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by glzone1 2y ago
Google is not the default search provider on Windows. It is not the default search provider in Edge. Microsoft prompts at varying levels of annoyingness to get you to stay with their solutions. Historically it was even harder with IE. Despi
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by glzone1 2y ago
Be interesting to see what happens if/when the Fed cuts rates a bit, through they will remain relatively high compared to zero interest rate land. One one hand the economics feels very uncertain and feels like things could fall apart a
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by glzone1 2y ago
Yeah, definitely a delay of some kind then.
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by glzone1 2y ago
I thought the announcement was that features would be rolling out in 2025 and that a beta would be available in 2024? Was it always going to fully launch with the iOS 18 launch not in beta? Going back it does seem like there is some kind of
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by glzone1 2y ago
Headline is not accurate. Good for the ban still, but this was preliminary stuff and there are going to be conflicting rulings on this almost certainly. The rule is very broad, affecting senior execs etc. My instinct is a somewhat narrower
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by glzone1 2y ago
What a totally bogus title. The lies being pushed here may create errors in AI summaries. The FTC ban on noncompetes has NOT been upheld but has been put on hold. "On July 3, 2024, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of T
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by glzone1 2y ago
At least in government there often were weird limits on password length (ie, 8, 40, 72 ) or in tooling around passwords. Certificates seem to force allow things like 2048 bits. Didn't Red Hat have a default at 8 for a while??
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by glzone1 2y ago
I think Amazon does a good job here. Default SSH is with certificates, passwords not used. I like that. Hard to brute force a certificates. In the old flat 10.X.X.X network amazon days - your new hosts were absolutely hammered when being b
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by glzone1 2y ago
Networking is gold for everyone. Hey - you're looking for a job? Come work here PLEASE!! As a company you can get folks who'd otherwise go elsewhere as well this way because process can be shorter - you've already worked with
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by glzone1 2y ago
I've personally received stuff that is sold as new that clearly wasn't. In many cases it may have been somewhat hard to tell if just checking quickly outside of package. Amazon could have buyers note if still new or used on return
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by glzone1 2y ago
Hahah.. "How is it relevant where they bought it or who installed it?" Very relevant in many cases. Maybe you have experts installing things who read the instructions, but I'd say more installs then not have some kind of inst
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by glzone1 2y ago
Pricing hard to find online for this one.
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by glzone1 2y ago
Looks like a $5 - $7 cap in the US. Good to know.
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by glzone1 2y ago
The real question is what payment providers handle ACH well for a reasonable price. Say lots of $500 invoices. Underlying costs on the ACH platform is pretty low. Would love to find a $3 capped provider. Intuit is uncapped, so a $10,000 pay
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by glzone1 2y ago
Wasn't there a point at which AMD was actually looking at buying nvidia but Jensen wanted to be something like CEO. Jensen actually worked at AMD so there was already a connection there. Instead AMD bought ATI which if I remember was
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by glzone1 2y ago
Isn't there a way to basically give your project root in a separate account, then use cloudtrail to figure out what policies it actually needs? I've not been able to get that going myself but it seems like a more efficient approac
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by glzone1 2y ago
Is Samsung not using R-134a or R600a for refrigerant? This usually depends on market and regulations.
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by glzone1 2y ago
Some context. Refrigerator was 4 years old and out of stated warranty period Refrigerator not sold to them by samsung or installed by samsung but by another party ("JB Hi-Fi"). Despite being out of warranty, family offered a refun
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by glzone1 2y ago
"social malaise lingering since the pandemic and soaring demand for metals, especially for copper, has brought this street crime to new levels." It's interesting that absolutely no mention of changes to policing / prosec
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by glzone1 2y ago
Actually, Arianespace famously chided spacex for trying to do reusability. So A6 was not intended to be a predecessor at all. Almost no real new major tech. China is doing a much more aggressive fast follow of SpaceX and ESA just recommitte
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by glzone1 2y ago
Right - and there does have to be some kind of non native transform mixed in? At least with shell scripting this kind of thing has bitten me frequently.
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by glzone1 2y ago
The mess this made showed up everywhere. AppX packages got a bad rep as well for a couple of reasons. Lots of new footguns when dealing with them or trying to remove them for imaging / mass deployment scenarios. The first introduction
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by glzone1 2y ago
Blazor is interesting. They are biting off an absolutely metric done of stuff. I will say their development style -> social media etc seems good which might help drive some buyin. They have public roadmaps. The outcomes still pretty roug
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by glzone1 2y ago
This at least explains what from the outside looks like total insanity. What's been confusing is they've been chasing all sorts of things (phones / tablets / web development) so clearly had money to burn, but couldn&#x27
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by glzone1 2y ago
Haha.. That is too funny - I haven't been following this closely anymore. It's honestly wild. Does WPF still do data binding by reflection? I can usually "feel" a WPF app if I'm doing a lot of data work. I remember
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by glzone1 2y ago
WPF has been superseded (supposedly) by UWP / WinGUI / MAUI / Blazor?

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