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“Sweetened” in the verb form, as in added sugar I think s/he meant
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I was deciding between cloud hosts yesterday for a tiny project and got reminded how frustrating it is to predict costs on aws. Even to get a monthly ec2 price you need a calculator out, not including other costs. Their billing reports are
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Forced to? Even if it forces small businesses out of business? I don’t think that forcing people to do things is ideal, personally.
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A 1/5 hit in revenue might have a larger impact on profits. It would completely wipe out many businesses with small margins. Are we saying that those businesses should not exist? Edit: increased productivity needs to be a huge part of
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How common as a ballpark percent? I’m asking because I’m trying to decide whether to try some contracting this year or not
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This seems too good to be true. Is there any reason an embedded noob would not find this did what they needed for small projects? I guess you still need a breadboard/uC/programmer/wires, but still Edit: free shipping? Shippin
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Could this make accounts less transferable between platforms? Eg, an audio book app account?
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I think v1 of these phones will be disappointing, but promising. If the projects survive to launch their v3s, I’ll get excited. If anyone on their teams is reading, the deal breaker for me is this: I need Authy, or an equiv, and Anki. Also
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Also the “time to play fair” Spotify campaign may have inspired some people
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Anecdotal, but I barely know any smokers these days. Most of my smoker friends have quit. Hiking is great though
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There is a great always sunny in Philadelphia episode about that
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I hate Robo stories. They come up on google all the time and they’re just a waste of time. They seem to generate decent seo I guess
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When you say we/us as a more expensive, but dedicated alternative, what is the cost difference as a percentage for say a small project? Edit: found your site, looks like you’re cheaper than aws at a glance
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Same. Also, I’m less likely to see medium posts because I can’t subscribe via email or rss without making an account
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Happy standard notes user. I wish each app was native mind you, but for a single dev project that would be insane
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It’s not the ram for me but how long electron apps take to open that gets me
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7y ago
In the spirit of tiny SaaS companies that offer great products, fman is a cross platform dual pane file manager I like. (No affiliation, I just love that people can make a living making things like this) https://fman.io/
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To chime in, I like standard notes a lot and I found their pricing was reasonable enough
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Concerned readers could consider donating to the Canadian civil liberties association, who has also taken up the cause https://ccla.org/open-letter-ccla-calling-reset-waterfront-t...
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According to a professor a few years ago, nuclear power has a maintainability problem: a reactor is only good for x (50?) years, so you have to rebuild them perpetually. Since the construction and cleanup are very complex, it isn’t feasible
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A local struggling theatre company has a new president and the theatre is thriving under him. He told us in private that everything about his public appearance is curated in order to give the theatre a face, and that its an important part o
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Everyone knows that the real danger of all this tracking and social media is that governments will start stealing the data and using it against people, or else by censoring things/manipulation. This is how it starts in-earnest, rather
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Apple isn’t making the smart thermostats, google is. I had a lecture at school where nests business model was in part to monetize home owners electrical and heating use data (eg, to optimize electrical grids).
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what considerations go into choosing between one option and another? Is there a blog post I could read on the topic?
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Thanks for the insight!
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Another title might be “billionaire has jerk employee who said racist things about his wife without him knowing” This is not news. There are 1 million species at risk of extinction and journalists are writing about this sort of thing?
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There are limited numbers of licenses granted in Canada, awarded by lottery I am told. When some big companies set a bad trend via race to the bottom, many who would like to do better are prohibited from growing due to the licenses issue.
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The southern USA was forced to give up slavery. Not to condone war in general, but there are at least a few examples that weren't strictly bad
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I’m literally texting a friend today about helping him with his legal Canadian pot site. The importance of the “open web” sure got more concrete today What is the real world small business alternative to the play Store - progressive web app
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Steam started selling porn games semi recently. It was a dark day for my “recommended” feed
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