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721.
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jazoom
9y ago
I keep getting bitten by this. It's really annoying.
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jazoom
9y ago
Now it's 100 days or free.
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jazoom
9y ago
Permanently and exclusively?
724.
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jazoom
9y ago
Because thousands of times in my life I've had more time the day after today.
725.
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jazoom
9y ago
Seems far more sensible to me to gather more information from the original idea giver before going off to build something.
726.
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jazoom
9y ago
The important part: >“When it’s in the air, it actually looks like it’s further away, then it lands and it looks closer,” he said.
727.
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jazoom
9y ago
This one also works: https://sslping.com
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jazoom
9y ago
It was kind of a joke in reference to the article. I also run an Australian price aggregator and it doesn't look like that: https://pricehipster.com
729.
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jazoom
9y ago
That's a good point
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jazoom
9y ago
Except maybe an international precedent will be scary enough for Google not to risk it.
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jazoom
9y ago
I guess it's stuck in 2008 because they've made no money since then?
732.
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jazoom
9y ago
Apparently both are less than a third of the maximum penalty.
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jazoom
9y ago
Probably not compensation since at the end of the statement it's mentioned that affected entities can now due Google for damages.
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jazoom
9y ago
That's true. It's so annoying when I duck into Firefox for a minute while doing web development and Google yells at me to get me to install Chrome, even though I already use Chrome 99% of the time.
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jazoom
9y ago
And Microsoft was punished for it.
736.
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jazoom
9y ago
Good point. Those are ads they are displaying.
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jazoom
9y ago
Yes. I had to double check I was reading the official statement.
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jazoom
9y ago
Why be so rude?
739.
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jazoom
9y ago
This was the madness that finally pushed me over the edge and towards Vue about 8 months ago. No regrets here!
740.
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jazoom
9y ago
Apparently I misunderstood why he would need to "re-block" you.
741.
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jazoom
9y ago
Anything can be harassment if it's unwelcome, and you are certainly aware that your pestering is unwelcome. He keeps blocking you and you keep creating fake accounts. In what world is that not harassment?
742.
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jazoom
9y ago
Let's not encourage people to harass someone.
743.
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jazoom
9y ago
?
744.
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jazoom
9y ago
I think it was sarcasm
745.
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jazoom
9y ago
Sup also works well https://github.com/pressly/sup
746.
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jazoom
9y ago
That's true. When I used Linux I rebound the window event since I never used it.
747.
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jazoom
9y ago
VS Code has had multiple cursors for the better part of a year. Here they're just adding another hotkey for it.
748.
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jazoom
9y ago
>And how much did Apple have to spend marketing the iPhone? You're joking, right? Even after 10 years they're STILL spending a lot on advertising it.
749.
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jazoom
9y ago
On a related note: I absolutely love that GitLab has this built in (including the image registry and shared task runners). It made setting up deployments rather pleasant.
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jazoom
9y ago
Vultr has been rock solid for me for years in the Sydney region.
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