jaxtellerSoA

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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
ICANN does a pretty good job of vetting domain registrar's, it isn't that easy to become one, and there are lot of hoops to jump through. If Zoho's claims are true, then they could file a complaint with ICANN. ICANN has the p
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
>"Keep it SFW, kids!" Coders aren't children, which is is why CoC is useless.
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
You are already not required to reveal anything. So why on earth would I want to enact such blatant bullshit?
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
Neither Zoho, or Mattermark appear to registrars at all. So I am a bit confused by your question. TierraNet (the registrar) and Zoho had a conflict/issue which resulted in Zoho being offline for awhile. Personally for my domains I use
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
Because: "In all that time I never had to know or care whether my fellow contributors were white, black, male, female, straight, gay, or from the planet Mars, only whether their code was good’; namely, in a project that receives contri
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
> VPS for less than $1 per month What kind of VPS are you getting for less than $1 a month?
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
The design has improved significantly over the years.
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
LOL, all the people saying the the name is horrible.
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
>Not a successful startup but a successful product. What does that mean exactly? Lots of downloads/customers but not enough to be profitable (or not profitable enough to where it was worth the time and energy)? Or is it profitable,
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
100% agree that as a condition of employment it makes zero sense.
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
1,234,567 + 0 + 0 = 1,234,567
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
>should be banned outright almost but not quite. > there is zero legitimate reason that an employer should have any say whatsoever on what someone does after that employer stops paying them. Agreed. However, non-competes make prefect
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
What separates you from Squarespace or Wix? Answer that question and make the answer prominent on your page.
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
>Well, you still get them as part of a routine dental exam. Yeah and they put a lead vest on you, and leave the fucking room. I actually have my dentist take X-rays less frequently than the "recommended" time frames (once a yea
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
yeah....I don't see why this such an "impressive" trick.
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
>You don't get X-rays without radiation Yeah which is why you don't get X-rays as part of a routine physical exam. They only use them when necessary, because they know that repeated exposure to radiation is bad.
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
>and irrational fear of "radiation" Radiation is very harmful, and very real. You don't get nuclear power without it. Nothing irrational about the fear of radiation.
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
>How easy is it for end-users to replace the clutch in that off-warranty Civic? For that matter, how many people even change their own brakes (one of the easiest DIY tasks, IMO)? You comparing apples and oranges. There is a difference be
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
Lookup up your beloved HHKB Pro 2. The placement of the backslash key alone is enough for me to say "No fucking way" to ever even trying that thing.
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
This is a play to develop a modular CPU and not get sued by AMD. Since AMD came out with infinity fabric in their Zen architecture, it has been pretty clear that modular CPU design will be the future. Jim Keller was main designer of the Zen
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
What does age have to do with anything? By that logic we should only hunt animals with short life spans. Hunting is a scared act, and killing an animal should never be taken lightly. However, the average life span of on animal shouldn'
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
>so they’d have handily paid off the US national debt by then. You did it! You found the solution to the national debt! Lets implement his right away!
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
> Copyright should only have a term of life (with a minimum duration of 50 years in case the artist dies at 20-30) and that's all. Boy you are generous, if it was up to me copyrights would have a life of 10 years, no extensions&#x2F
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
>you can get paid via 1099. This. I believe you need to file quarterly.
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
While I hope you get some recommendations, I am not so sure this is the right forum for such a request.
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
The only situation where non-competes make sense and should be allowed is when someone is selling a business to someone else. If I was buying a business, I would want to be damn sure the guy selling it to me isn't going take my money,
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
No, your right. It is just one of the biggest targets for hackers, and has a litany of vulnerabilities that grows daily. If playing an endless game of whack-a-mole trying to keep up with the a constant stream of vulnerabilities seems fun, t
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
> in science, reproducibility is an important qualifier. News alert, an alarming large amount of scientific (published, accepted) experiments aren't reproduce-able. https://www.nature.com/news/1-500-scientists-l
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
Cool, didn't know that. Is the boot time fairly slow compared to booting a normal PC?
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by jaxtellerSoA 8y ago
Thanks, didn't know that. Is the boot process slow?

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