jamespo

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841.
by jamespo 11y ago
Or any other vehicle that swerves out of the way to avoid you and anything they hit
842.
by jamespo 11y ago
I'm interested to hear an alternative, particularly one that will work with separate front end dev teams etc.
843.
by jamespo 11y ago
So what you want is the service to be very cheap and have a massive amount of content available.
844.
by jamespo 11y ago
TIL appreciation of art is subjective
845.
by jamespo 11y ago
They are similar but fluentd has cleaner conf IMO. Interesting that graylog (an endpoint for fluentd) are providing their own log collector now.
846.
by jamespo 11y ago
MS got up to a lot more than just bundling browsers
847.
by jamespo 11y ago
Wonderful how Assange wants everything done on his terms, if I was accused of a serious crime I'd want to be questioned from somewhere they couldn't extract me from too.
848.
by jamespo 11y ago
Is Sweden a member of "Five Eyes" ?
849.
by jamespo 11y ago
I find https://testssl.sh/ particularly useful
850.
by jamespo 11y ago
Often those other types of monetization boil down to someone else paying for it in one way or another.
851.
by jamespo 11y ago
That's the longest firstworldproblem I've ever read
852.
by jamespo 11y ago
I don't think so. Perhaps you'd better stick with contact lenses. (I had LASIK and the procedure is not bad at all and over very quickly).
853.
by jamespo 11y ago
You've said that a dozen times in this thread with no direct quotes or proof
854.
by jamespo 11y ago
"damage my hearing" indeed
855.
by jamespo 11y ago
Until you're a victim of a crime I presume
856.
by jamespo 11y ago
What a self-serving analogy
857.
by jamespo 11y ago
Why would you buy an iphone if you are against closed implementations and protocols?
858.
by jamespo 11y ago
As I understand it Greece has already had a lot of debt written off
859.
by jamespo 11y ago
the userbase affected by or overly concerned by [1] is a fraction of the overall userbase, and not one they care for
860.
by jamespo 11y ago
How accurate is the horse analogy? The music industry is still the one producing the product, it's just very easy to get it for free nowadays.
861.
by jamespo 11y ago
I believe the BBC should hand out a username/password with the license fee for access to their online services. Maybe this would require a change to their charter.
862.
by jamespo 11y ago
This doesn't address why not just leave it unconfigured. Unconfigured is better than a bad default.
863.
by jamespo 11y ago
In these environments you can use server certificates https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-crea...
864.
by jamespo 11y ago
Do you break speed limits a lot then?
865.
by jamespo 11y ago
50ish CDs of which at least half you bought because you liked the first single and find out the album is not very good, so they just sit there. Spotify fills my use case almost perfectly.
866.
by jamespo 11y ago
I prefer using wikipedia or stackexchange for information rather than searching for hours
867.
by jamespo 11y ago
The business realities make direct, free, downloadable videos impossible rather than unlikely at scale.
868.
by jamespo 11y ago
So are you arguing that removing copyright will prevent this race to the bottom?
869.
by jamespo 11y ago
For the "loss" of $6K compared to seeing your creation die and the loss of reputation for ditching your users I'd say it's worth it.
870.
by jamespo 11y ago
It's nice that you're happy watching Minecraft videos on youtube with lots of adverts popping up but a lot of people aren't.

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