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Bank of America limits: $2500/d, $10.000/7d $20.000/30d https://www.bankofamerica.com/online-banking/zelle-transfer-...
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I think the issue in question is more mundane - if someone publishes an async database client library, its currently hardwired to a specific async runtime, so you cannot not easily use it if you are not already using that runtime. The commo
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Would you campaign for it to be written as Hannofer in English so that non-German speakers will not butcher the current pronunciation. Obviously there are long historical reasons for language diffs of city names and I imagine many predates
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Or deliberate, as everybody knows that pineapple doesn't belong on pizzas :-)
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But could be a fine statistician
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I have never met such a developer - most devs I have met, are way more eager to learn the next shiny thing than just getting the job done.
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Exactly - this discussion sound exactly like the ones we had when AWS started out
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Seen many buildings where the concrete walls soundproof the rooms but plumbing ducts in bathrooms transmit sound like crazy - as in you can hear conversations from people several floors down. The inspection hatch cover made of thin sheet me
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Deploying the panels at sea, dragging them behind a warship, seems to be quite a challenge compared to deploying in a “pond” of calm water
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I don't think they rely on third party cookies. You are redirected to the SSO provider which then issues a token which it transports back to the requesting site through other means than cookies (i.e. post body / query string)
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Not in an ad targeting company, but given Firefox current marketshare and their previous anti tracking measures, I doubt this will make a that much of a difference. But if the feature attracts loads of Chrome users then at least the ad comp
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Love it. Now I need some nice looking/sounding palette phrases :-)
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Which is why Metasploit triggered the same discussion.
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So ie pianoteq models are very cpu intensive and/or not very “accurate”? (genuine question)
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I hear that in many fields, papers are mostly written by grad students / post-docs. Professor gets their name on for raising the funds and sometimes managing the project, but not a whole lot of actual writing from their hands - any tru
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But still a tinfoil hat for the house :-)
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Don't know how good it is, but I'm considering a Bosch universalvac 18 since it uses the same batteries as a bunch of their cordless tools and garden products (18V) which I already have a couple of
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That is pretty fascinating. Some amount of selective breeding and we have gained level 0 Eldar tech.
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"if evolution is real then why are there still monkeys?": For the same reason there are different species of mammals < vertebrates < animals
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But isnt it Spotify who commission the songs and can just stuff the playlist with content (i.e. like Netflix producing their own shows) in order to keep a bigger cut?
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> In the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, sales of bidets skyrocketed as shoppers started panic-buying toilet paper. WTF --- Edit for layout
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I always thought that cinema chose a wide format to suit our field of vision which is wider than it is tall. TV simply adopted that
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Changing the start time for some activities twice a year seems likely to cause even more confusion that changing the clock
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Perhaps because software on its own is unlikely to hurt people, while we have seen plenty of physical products causing deaths and mutilation: Failing car breaks, cellphone batteries catching fire, strollers cutting off fingers, playground s
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com.sun.net.httpserver was added in Java 1.6 (2006) - comparable to the Python httpserver
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If only there was a clear indication that higher pay == better qualified candidates
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Is there anything preventing CA judges from setting bail at $1 in cases where a NY judge will now not set bail?
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Can't find any references to that except that each doc has a GUID. A GUID on its own is not PII - just some random number, so are you implying that MS collects every GUID along with author identifiable information?
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Or just drag the length of the pen over the paper while card is underneath. Repeat a couple of times to get a good imprint while making sure to keep paper/card alignment
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Which is why I have a habit of removing the cvv from the card(scratching the numbers off) and just remember those 3 digits like an extra pin. This practice is becoming obsolete with MFA solutions like 3Dsecure
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