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by ironsides 11y ago
Dwindling customers - numerically speaking, sure. But volumes they seem to be ok on. Especially when you consider all of the last mile work they are doing for UPS & Fedex.
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by ironsides 11y ago
I was just thinking about this the other day when reviewing my amazon receipt. Amzn doesn't have facilities in my state so we don't have to pay the tax. Using the huge troves of AMZN data and the state/fed's track record
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by ironsides 11y ago
Was hoping to see an update on this. Might mark (2014) in title.
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by ironsides 11y ago
Up: Bend is a rad place. The lazy river / float scene is really fun. There are approx. 26 breweries, great food, and a really active community. On a typical weekend everyone is out and about which makes it easier to meet folks and get
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by ironsides 11y ago
votebait.
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by ironsides 11y ago
Surprise, surprise.
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by ironsides 11y ago
Jim, what can we do to increase the odds of our email reaching the intended destination on self-hosted domains?
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by ironsides 11y ago
and if you are rolling your own are you having any issues with spf or spam flags?
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by ironsides 11y ago
XPS13 windows 8 with the QHD/ultra high res screen here -- it has issues scaling windows apps -- Adobe Photoshop CC included. The apps imho are the weak link as not all have been designed for the higher resolution display. Sure, this w
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by ironsides 11y ago
My understanding is that the motherboard does not permit it. From what I have read they are marking the initial XPS13 as "EARLY 2015" units -- with Windows 10 and Skylake around the corner you may see another major refresh later t
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by ironsides 11y ago
I agree entirely. However, it has been ruled that corporations are people. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_personhood
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by ironsides 12y ago
Its available on the non-dev product page if you configure it.
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by ironsides 12y ago
I'm in the same boat and actively looking at the XPS-13 (have one in cart as of writing). Dell Tech support suggested this limit was due to the motherboard. I would imagine another refresh will be coming -- either with Windows 10 (Sep&
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by ironsides 12y ago
Or the opposite could happen and the popularity/sudden interest could lead those with a new found interest and spare resources to deploy additional relays and exit nodes.
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by ironsides 12y ago
Hopefully Maddox is involved. He always served the best pages in the universe.
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by ironsides 12y ago
First, I don't blame them, but wonder if more could not have been done. However, I do appreciate how that is your only take away. Kudos.
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by ironsides 12y ago
Its not about Eich - or, gasp, open source. Neither of those words capture the attention of your 'mainstream' users staring at their mobile phone as they walk down the street. Don't believe me, ask the next 20-something you s
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by ironsides 12y ago
/hate -- That was more or less intended to qualify that I wasn't some hit and run commentator talking out of my ass, but a passionate mozillian that has done my fair share of bugzilla triage. What else you got? Something about the
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by ironsides 12y ago
Thanks for acting as a translator.
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by ironsides 12y ago
IBM and GE are all the proof we need that 'corporate' doesn't change the world. Edit; they once offered innovation, now they suck its blood.
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by ironsides 12y ago
Valid. Its nice to know where the money flows from. At the same time, I could care less how they make the money and more about 'this is how Mozilla disrupts'. That, if we get down to it, is what they were originally set out to do.
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by ironsides 12y ago
Dont forget maps, reviews, and a social network.
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by ironsides 12y ago
Agreed. Longtime user -- I was on the Netscape 4.3, then 7.1, Kmeleon project, then Phoenix, then Firdbird, then Firefox? I cant keep up. With that being said, Mozilla has been (in my mind) the pro consumer, pro internet org to challenge th