go_prodev

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by go_prodev 4y ago
In June California will enact Assembly Bill 390 which requires subscription services to offer a means of unsubscribing online. I'm curious to see if WSJ adds an online unsubscribe option, and what impact it has on their subscriber coun
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by go_prodev 4y ago
A blown fuse should be detectable with this method.
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by go_prodev 4y ago
Another way to think of it is the EU is promoting competition. EU is making it easier for founders to explore new payment methods or grow alternative payment providers or crypto solutions who would otherwise miss a massive opportunity. I be
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by go_prodev 4y ago
Likewise, for personal stuff I prefer to create an account per site rather than login with a provider that could block me. However at work it's a pain managing users on paid services, and getting access can sometimes take days. SSO ma
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by go_prodev 4y ago
Looks great, thanks for the suggestion
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by go_prodev 4y ago
My colleague was doing this to get code and files out from his company via email by appending base64 encoded files to a png. However Gmail now rebuilds images to protect against malicious code and it completely strips the appended files fro
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by go_prodev 4y ago
Is there an easy way to get started with SSO on a SAAS app? (Without paying per user on Okta/Auth0) I'm currently using Firebase which supports sign-in with Microsoft, but not sure if that's technically the same as SSO.
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MIT researchers develop a paper thin loudspeaker(news.mit.edu)
374 points by go_prodev 4y ago|165 comments
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by go_prodev 4y ago
Your post reminded me, I had a meeting with Amazon when they first started offering a Blockchain technology. The rep said they had implemented it, but didn't have a clear use case and were interested in seeing what customers might use
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by go_prodev 4y ago
Good point. It also sounds better to build it in than having a browser extension for it.
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by go_prodev 4y ago
I generally trust the Brave folks, but have reservations about rewriting URLs becoming a new tool in their toolbox. DDG sounds like a promising alternative.
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by go_prodev 4y ago
I wonder if Web3 will help to solve this? (Being decentralized)
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by go_prodev 5y ago
You need to upgrade that book to "PHP Brilliance" which has a lovely diamond on the cover. It will complete the look! /s
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by go_prodev 5y ago
> Are you sure? The site links to an indiehacker article which says they're making $500/mth, so there's at least 40 customers using it
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by go_prodev 5y ago
I'm looking for an easy way to see who I haven't contacted for a while, but also add notes about their family, kids, job situation, last things we spoke about. It's never been important enough to pay for, so thanks for the Mo
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by go_prodev 5y ago
My Adobe emails don't have a link, they require an Unsubscribe email to be sent to unsubscribe-na@adobesystems.com which is undeliverable.
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by go_prodev 5y ago
So has Adobe's too apparently
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by go_prodev 5y ago
There's no single solution, but I think it comes down to a combination of annual compliance training, decent remuneration, being aware of your team's personal situations, having auditing systems in place and monitoring employee en
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by go_prodev 5y ago
Their Android browser is great. It kills ads and floating videos, and has excellent features. However I just can't rely on the search results. It's rare for me to get a decent result for a search so I switch between chrome. I&#x
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by go_prodev 5y ago
I'm currently the owner of a sleep apnea mouth guard (MAD) similar to your pictured one. Fortunately it was free thanks to UK's NHS, because I cannot use due to discomfort and teeth movement, causing disrupted sleep. What's y
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by go_prodev 5y ago
Data Lakes are designed as low cost storage and can be cloud based or on-prem. Not sure what solution you are referring to as being "ridiculously expensive". If the Data is valuable, a data lake should be cost effective.
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by go_prodev 5y ago
These seem like a list of common sense practices for any team working with data. It's surprising to see Shopify sticking with the Data Warehouse model in 2020… I expected something a little more cutting edge. Data Warehouses are fine i
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by go_prodev 5y ago
$600 extra for a 2tb drive. So they're just giving them away now? /s
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by go_prodev 5y ago
Why do you have such little faith in Apple? Apple's not going to just drop in a change that makes you go through popup and notification hell. I'm 100% certain Apple would give users control to enable or disable features on a per s
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by go_prodev 5y ago
> I am a user and I care. You care how an app is developed and delivered to your device? The web offers a native experience in most cases, sometimes even better. Besides, giving PWAs more abilities doesn't remove native apps. > M
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by go_prodev 5y ago
Once the fire climbs a tree I think the balls will lose all effectiveness.
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by go_prodev 5y ago
We've just switched from Jira to Azure DevOps. We run a global BI team and we're all really liking it. If you haven't seen it, it could be something worth checking out as it includes the board/wall, wiki, estimation, r
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by go_prodev 5y ago
I guess it comes down to what you are trying to accomplish. The desktop version is free, no strings attached. However the value comes from publishing to the web service for sharing etc. That's not free. It can be cheap, but when you
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by go_prodev 5y ago
Your users may benefit from using import mode rather than direct query mode. Under the covers Power BI is running a tabular Analysis Services Cube, so import mode will be optimized for reporting regardless of the source database indexing. T
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by go_prodev 5y ago
For personal analytics the desktop version is free. The web service has different pricing tiers (which can be very expensive) Edit...just to add to this. I personally pay for it and it's $5/mth. Premium capacity can be a lot mo

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