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jazoom
8y ago
I wish our ants were like yours. If I clean up a bunch of them there are likely to be a few that ran onto my hand keep running around my hand. Easiest way is to wash them off. I've never had an ant choose to jump from me.
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jazoom
8y ago
I'm also okay with it but I think this was posted about 6 or so weeks ago.
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8y ago
For anyone who this might help, Namesilo is a registrar that gives everyone whois protection by default, at no extra cost. That's especially great since they're already pretty much the lowest cost registrar around. I feel like in
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8y ago
What kind of issues should I be looking out for? I've not seen them yet.
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8y ago
>"Our sincere apologies. We were given incorrect information. I feel like knowing Maori's are from New Zealand is not very difficult to find out with 30 second of research.
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8y ago
Wow. That makes me feel a lot better about all those API routes where I have to make 2 or 3 database calls.
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8y ago
I often use flexbox just for this: display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center;
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8y ago
Wow. He seems like a really awesome guy. I'm sad the world and his family have now lost him.
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8y ago
At least you enjoyed your short life
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8y ago
This is my thought too. I feel like being a police officer going to a stranger's home would be a dangerous event in USA. I don't envy them.
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8y ago
>Gatsby Inc.quickly found backing from San Francisco-based Trinity Ventures.
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8y ago
Maybe we can think of this as Facebook's payment to us for using our data.
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8y ago
I'm curious what an example of a "hard ban" might be?
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8y ago
Much easier to search for
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8y ago
Similarweb's guess of my site's traffic has been absurdly wrong for years. It thinks the traffic has been wildly fluctuating but it's only ever gone up.
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8y ago
It's a poor title. It's not your fault.
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8y ago
My SP4 is still working okay but my wife's SP3 had the keyboard stop working for no apparent reason. It's actually the device itself since my keyboard won't work on hers either.
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8y ago
Another vote for Namesilo. They seem to be out to create a genuinely good service and not a money grab.
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8y ago
From what I'm reading, Australia is gearing up for this too.
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8y ago
Do you plan to open source it?
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8y ago
It's a blogging platform with ecommerce bolted on. I suspect it's a little bloated. Indeed, my experience with it was that in many respects it was very sluggish and inelegant.
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jazoom
8y ago
Holy moly! I wouldn't have thought this was possible if I didn't see the code.
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8y ago
This looks really good. Thanks for making it.
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8y ago
You wouldn't know how many times they've stuffed the database, would you? As far as I know they don't have the same commitment to transparency for this kind of thing as GitLab has. We only know what they tell us. As qw mentio
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8y ago
You can probably guess that it also has some downsides when you look at suicide rates. ;-) Anyway, I am working on my own startup businesses. I find it very fulfilling, though in a different way to how I found medicine fulfilling. I wouldn&
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8y ago
Dude, I left working as a doctor this year (32yo) to be a programmer/web developer. Based on what you say about your current job you really have nothing to lose. Please note that I learned programming etc. for many years while studying
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8y ago
This is true and it blows my mind. It also makes me sad. We have some really smart and educated people in this country. What's the problem here?
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8y ago
I can't create a new programming language that compiles to machine code. Maybe I shouldn't be programming? I don't see why you need to be a domain expert of the low level details to make a career out of something so useful.
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8y ago
"bad" does not feature in the sentence you quoted, nor in anything OP said.
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8y ago
>I'm going to assume you aren't in the US because that simply isn't true here. I'm pretty sure most of these comments are about Amazon India since that's what this discussion is about.
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