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by hnarn 6y ago
This might be a naive question but why would you use Intercom with a Zendesk integration when Zendesk already has a chat functionality? I would assume one either uses Zendesk as a suite for a larger setup or just Intercom for a smaller setu
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by hnarn 6y ago
Thank you for licensing this under a proper open source license. Out of curiosity, how would you feel about a company selling this as a service? It's obviously legal per the license, but I'm wondering what your perspective is. If
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by hnarn 6y ago
Have you ever set it up? If so, how complicated was it to get it to work?
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by hnarn 6y ago
Everyone running their own tile servers is in theory a good idea, but in practice (at least last time I looked) it’s a nightmare to set up. If they want to push people in that direction, they could learn something from “certbot” from LetsEn
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by hnarn 6y ago
If we're just going to make up loosely related metaphors, here's another one: it's like posting a car review composed of nothing but accelerating the car on a highway. You consider these videos fantasy, for others they may
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by hnarn 6y ago
My point being that since this is not an insignificant amount of work, it's odd that it's so often omitted. I've seen many videos like this but I've never seen it mentioned at all.
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by hnarn 6y ago
The value of a seedling is not equivalent to the value of a tree.
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by hnarn 6y ago
That's fine, but it doesn't give any information on all the other questions around what needs to be done before you start hammering away on your log cabin.
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by hnarn 6y ago
The point of my comment was not to ask how to do it, it was an observation that these presumably important steps are almost never mentioned in these types of videos.
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by hnarn 6y ago
Both a "Friggebod" and an "Attefallshus" requires the building to be built on "a land lot with a single-family or a duplex house", as you mention, which hardly applies for a house built in the middle of the for
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by hnarn 6y ago
Ok, but does being exempt from building codes mean you have the freedom to fell trees in the forest and build a house with them? What if you sell the lumber? Presumably the land is owned by someone, regardless of how remote it is. If you ow
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by hnarn 6y ago
> no environmental impact How do you know if you don't bother to look it up? Many countries have national parks and entire areas where any "modification" to nature is illegal.
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by hnarn 6y ago
I never said it's "hard", I said it's glanced over, i.e. never mentioned in these types of videos despite it being (I assume) something that requires a not insignificant amount of time. And no, I don't expect it to
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by hnarn 6y ago
One thing that always seems to be missing from these videos (in general, because there are many of them) is step 0: how do you go about acquiring the land and the permission to build a log cabin on this land? I can't imagine that there
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by hnarn 6y ago
I agree with everything you just said, but why can't it be both? It seems to me like a knee-jerk reaction to disparage small, symbolic changes like this because there's more important change that should happen instead. This implie
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by hnarn 6y ago
Then don't enforce it and charge for it. As for your second point it's just so far off topic I won't warrant it with a response. I never even insinuated that the US is a model country.
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by hnarn 6y ago
Obviously the current legislation is made with current circumstances in mind. If tourists can't get financial aid for college there's no reason these hypothetical renters must.
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by hnarn 6y ago
a) you could have a mandatory one time cost that reflects the average likelihood and cost of them using it (ie up front insurance) b) the US is already filled with "poorly integrated" people, the whole country was founded on immig
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by hnarn 6y ago
By that logic you shouldn't allow tourists either, as far as I know they don't pay for emergency services, or most of the roads, or whatever else public costs there are. (And in addition, nothing is stopping you from charging them
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by hnarn 6y ago
Reminds me of the Swedish journalist Sigge Ågren who received multiple awards for his work in forming a style in Swedish journalism, he's well known for the quote "Write concisely. Preferably, not at all". Both the technical
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by hnarn 6y ago
Probably a good idea to filter the "output", but I'd imagine this would be interesting for a lot of people to filter tap water as it comes in as well, combined with whatever other filters you may already have.
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by hnarn 6y ago
Not really on topic but I've never understood why a country like the US, with the underlying ideology being what it is, wouldn't allow anyone in the world to live in the US as long as they don't use any social services. For e
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by hnarn 6y ago
I'm not sure what you mean, how are you supposed to e-mail forward from a Google account that has been suspended? And if you're talking about owning your own domain, that's exactly what I meant.
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by hnarn 6y ago
I do this and I agree. It's bad enough that you lose any emails or other media you didn't back up, but it's even worse if you went around for the past X years passing around Google's domain for your email, because that&#
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by hnarn 6y ago
While I applaud any effort to make email more usable and secure, I can't escape the feeling that email is quickly becoming the new snail mail. It seems most people only use it for very "official" communication, or communicati
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by hnarn 6y ago
The signal to noise ratio for posted content is way better than most similar sites, and the comments are usually informative although they’ve become slightly more opinionated and polemic over the years — but even so my trust in the “right”
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by hnarn 6y ago
> John Berryhill provided some forensic work in Twitter that showed the compromise actually happened in September. The domain was transferred to the BizCN registrar in December, but the nameservers were not changed. Isn't this preve
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by hnarn 6y ago
I didn't mention YPG and neither did the comment I replied to, which is why I posed a general question.
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by hnarn 6y ago
This is such a reductive argument. Are you saying that a private corporation is never responsible for its actions if they are compliant with a nations laws? Is there no limit to what you consider OK for a corporation to do within a nation
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by hnarn 6y ago
Quote: An [Atlantic meridional overturning circulation] AMOC slowdown has long been predicted by climate models as a response to global warming caused by greenhouse gases. According to a number of studies, this is likely the reason for the

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