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OnlyFriends
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It's showing an ongoing incident to me. Links to: https://status.slack.com/2021-01/9ecc1bc75347b6d1 Funnily enough I just submitted this to HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25632346
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Slack is down
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Never meet [or read the Tweets of] your heroes.
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Unable to activate a few Christmas presents the day after, assuming this is due to many new Apple devices being unwrapped and turned on all at once.
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I was lucky enough to get in at the ground for the Apps for Business (or whatever name it has now) service when it was free, and I was able to use my own domain for that. As such, migrating these email addresses was easy enough. My older @g
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thanks! i stopped using keybase when they were acquired by zoom and didn't update my bio.
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But you can pay for email from other providers like Fastmail and Proton and just have your own domain with MX pointing at them. Services are better in my opinion when you pay for them and you’re not the product.
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People will suggest running your own mail server, and if you have the time and energy then definitely do that. But the next best thing you can do is simply just use your own domain. That way, you can at least decide to migrate your email el
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6y ago
Tell that to Depop
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After using lambda quite a lot recently I think the vendor lock-in argument is overstated, especially with things like Serverless framework. The lock-in comes more with the other AWS products you end up using such as CloudFormation and Dyna
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Surely the problem isn't that a specific AWS region is down but that the developers put all their eggs in that basket?
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Looks like an escaping issue with the formatting. There's an italic HTML element at the end of that comment.
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Which is it, because the headline here says 'Beta' but I'm already on the Beta channel and see no update and my architecture is still 'Intel' in Activity Monitor. Should I choose "Nightly" in the dropdown
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Thanks for clarifying instead of downvoting. There's a lot of confusion about these numbers and it seems asking a question about them here is being taken as inherent criticism. For HN that usually gets you upvotes. But apparently the v
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Isn't that what happens now with normal exposure to the virus?
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And if those people under 70 were exposed gradually to the virus, they'd survive in higher rates than the vaccine? So would it be more effective to expose them to the virus instead?
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As per CDC, survival rates by age group are as follows: 0-19: 99.997% 20-49: 99.98% 50-69: 99.5% 70+: 94.6% What would be the benefit for people 70 years or under taking vaccine that has "95% protection". Can any
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In most cases, I reckon it would be for the hell of it. But in the reddit comments for the OP, the author of this article sheds some light: > "Hey, author here! I chose to skip that part just because when I was researching our new A
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See also: https://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/browse/sort-by-votes
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It was completely empty aside from the headings. It turns out that a content blocker in Safari was causing this. I have no idea why, perhaps because of some class name or ID in the HTML on Medium?
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Here's a changelog instead of this weird blog post: https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/master/doc/changelogs/CH...
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Honestly, I find Twitter's editorially driven hash-tag auto-complete and "trends" to be one of the biggest sources of misinformation out there. It's laughable and frankly patronising that they even pretend to not have an
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It doesn't even necessarily have to "work" (as in, work well) it just has to feel like it's the path least resistance. You can work in a department using Excel for this type of data collection and reporting, and you can
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So easy to pass judgement on critical software decisions from the outside, with absolutely no knowledge of how they work or their training, the pressure from Government, the previous conditions that they found themselves in when a pandemic
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You need to back that number up with real facts, as this article is regarding the PHE handling of reporting.
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How many fundamental features and product will Google continue to pull before people stop relying on them?
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Strictly speaking, given the license fee payer funded this, they should all be free and open source anyway.
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I clicked this link and was redirect to the 'NPR Choice page'. The options I had were: 1. agree to some lenghty tracking and ad terms, or; 2. decline and visit the plain text site. I'm happy with option 2, so I dec
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Try old.reddit.com
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