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inapis
5y ago
Twitter is not the only place for discussion. And people do not vote exclusively based on public discussion. Indians have tight knit communities and how the community votes is a much major influence on the elections than what is being discu
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inapis
5y ago
Why would an order go through with an expired credit card? Is this something like cash-on-delivery or card-on-delivery?
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inapis
5y ago
As someone else stated, you consume in a slow manner. The library is built up over time.
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inapis
5y ago
I did but those files are not immune to Apple Music's licensing issues or bugs. If the track was matched and not uploaded, then those albums can still be greyed out when they are pulled from the catalog. And iTunes match still is not a
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inapis
5y ago
I abandoned my music library after I went to Apple Music. But 5 years later I'm going back. The licensing issues and split albums OP mentioned have basically annoyed the hell out of me. Quite a lot of old music from my childhood is bas
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inapis
5y ago
Starting this year, you can get AppleCare+ which covers accidental damage in India. The normal AppleCare is discontinued.
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inapis
6y ago
The latest Vmware Fusion has a free license for personal use.
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inapis
6y ago
Google has a slightly different problem. It has trained users into believing that shit should be free (and maybe supported by advertising) and over the years it has accumulated a significant chunk of users who either wholly believe in that
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inapis
6y ago
IRCTC is infrequently buggy (no more than an average website). They might not have optimised for poor connections and thats where most people's buggy experience is. It is generally fast except between 10am-12pm every day (i.e. when the
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inapis
6y ago
Tickets are non-transferable but bribery is still a thing, especially where demand far outstrips the supply. Second, fake IDs are easy to make. Third, it's impractical to enforce on the ground. Indian Railways is relatively open access
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inapis
6y ago
> Fair access is not provided by the official website. When one clicks "Book" and then suddenly get an Internal Server Error in network logs (while UI shows in-progress icon) or gets logged out - where is Fair Access? If Railwa
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inapis
6y ago
My memory is hazy on this but I did come across an explanation for this behaviour. At mismatched resolutions or fractional scaling (and mismatched resolutions are effectively fractional scaling) macOS renders the entire display to a virtual
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inapis
6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23273247 This has driven me insane in 10.15.7. If my ISP has intermittent connectivity, macOS starts beach balling. To prevent this I have to shut off internet. The catch? Shutting down
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inapis
6y ago
You can. Cmd+J will let you choose defaults system wide. This will be overruled if there are local settings manually selected for a specific folder. If you want to force system wide view settings in finder, delete all DS_Store files and the
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inapis
6y ago
I don't think language has got anything to do with it. It's more about the instincts. I'm purely talking in terms of probabilities but the odds of a C# programmer coming with an enterprise background are high. As such they br
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inapis
6y ago
If those devices will have 4-5 years worth of use, then I think most people would be fine with the purchase. 4-5 years already does require upgrading for either performance or quality of life features.
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inapis
6y ago
This really kills discovery. Seeing an upfront price without the ability to trial the app really dissuades the user. On top of it, refunds are tedious to obtain and you can do it only so many times.
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inapis
6y ago
This transition would be fun to watch. Mac has a huge legacy, enormous amounts of apps and sometimes it is embedded deeply in a lot of workflows that it would be very challenging to displace. Unlike the PowerPC -> Intel transition, this
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inapis
6y ago
Not necessarily. This trivial stuff can blow up into big things for society. This unavailability of spare parts translates into a lot of devices ending up in the landfill. That is an unmitigated environmental disaster. Free markets will not
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inapis
6y ago
>In fact most of the time, the people who've said: "don't go to college" are the same people who go to Cornell, UPenn, and Stanford and probably don't realize how much of a network/presitgie gives them to ge
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6y ago
This destroys battery. You do need to charge and discharge the battery frequently.
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6y ago
It solves part of the problem but quickly imposes a tragedy of the commons. These sub-10$ services pay peanuts to the creators. In order to make any meaningful money you have to have millions or hundreds of millions of views. To reach that
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inapis
6y ago
If you sign into multiple google accounts in the same browser window, then those accounts are linked behind the scenes. You do not have to explicitly link them together. There are plenty of stories on reddit of devs whose company accounts g
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inapis
6y ago
Huh. I always thought body shop would refer to companies who hire at scale. Indians call them MRCs - Mass Recruitment companies. IBM/TCS/Infosys/Wipro/Cognizant are consultancy shops which are some examples of MRCs. They
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inapis
6y ago
This is something with your configuration. OOB VSCode will immediately show you the file but disable tokenization and certain other features. I regularly open JSON files upto 10 MB in size without any problem. You probably have plugins whic
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inapis
6y ago
You really can’t compete against free. A large number of people use Google properties because they are free. Existence of a free product will pretty much decimate a large number of business models. Give it enough time and these companies wi
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inapis
6y ago
As a non-american, it baffles me that even justices are divided into conservative or liberals. Just why? What’s the history here?
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6y ago
At least Kubernetes won’t be in trouble since its no longer under the aegis of Google. CNCF is now the maintainer.
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6y ago
Plenty if you are willing to learn. People are creating exceptional stuff on the internet. From blogs, youtube, instagram to SaaS and apps, the content to learn all of this is available easily. It does not work for literally everyone from t
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6y ago
> I am skeptical about this. Unless you can actively demonstrate competence (select few) you are not going to be favoured against someone with real degrees in the pile of resumes. That's why I said, if you are willing to let go of t
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