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jazoom
10y ago
I get from this that the thing Apple did right wasn't preventing other install sources, but rather that they control all their updates.
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jazoom
10y ago
No. That's why I develop software.
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jazoom
10y ago
I love how fast the website is.
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jazoom
10y ago
I use RethinkDB and I don't feel screwed. It still works great and has a future in open source land. I don't see what the big deal is.
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jazoom
10y ago
Much of medicine is like that. We (doctors) often don't understand exactly how treatments work. And even if we do, it's often that we found that something had an effect then try to explain how later. I don't see how it's
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jazoom
10y ago
Yup. Namesilo all the way.
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jazoom
10y ago
That would be pretty poor marketing, since Vultr is better value for blazing fast servers.
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jazoom
10y ago
It might have something to do with the fact that they make most of the stuff you and I use daily.
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jazoom
10y ago
Add another 8 million or so from Australia
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jazoom
10y ago
That's strange. I thought the point of that button was to overcome the exact problem you just described.
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jazoom
10y ago
For WordPress.
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jazoom
10y ago
It has been like this for me for months. I just stopped using it except at a Desktop.
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jazoom
10y ago
You may be right but the problem is, were those 'smartness' tests decided by men? What type of smartness are we talking about? There are different types of intelligence and on average men and women seem to be good at different thi
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jazoom
10y ago
Would need Sydney before I could consider it, but it doesn't surprise me it's not next on your list.
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jazoom
10y ago
This is awesome. Thanks.
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jazoom
10y ago
I don't get it. Is that a Kiwi joke?
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jazoom
10y ago
So that's why I'm not reaching my full potential in productivity
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jazoom
10y ago
You can mutate the state from within your components. Vuex doesn't prevent that. It just makes maintainability more difficult.
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jazoom
10y ago
Well, since React and Vue 2.0 are so similar it's not a big deal to switch. And yes, I'm not going back to React after experiencing the cohesive and well-thought out Vue. If something super better comes along I might start using t
980.
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jazoom
10y ago
Can confirm. I've been developing in React for 18 months. Loved 90% of React. Porting to Vue 2.0 now. I think I've found most of that missing 10% of coding joy.
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jazoom
10y ago
I had no trouble understanding the title but I've reread your last sentence a few times and I still don't quite get it.
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jazoom
10y ago
If they were so good at that then this wouldn't be a problem in the first place. The hackers can be in the same country as the DDOSers.
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jazoom
10y ago
In Australia we pay flat rates but our speed is severely reduced after a certain limit. You definitely know when you're over.
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jazoom
10y ago
Bandwidth is already pay per use?
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jazoom
10y ago
It's hardly dire if the custom fonts don't load for a few hours.
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jazoom
10y ago
Sounds medically legit
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jazoom
10y ago
You mean "email spamming"? I'd be hesitant to call that "marketing".
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jazoom
10y ago
You haven't convinced me that rate limiting is pointless.
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jazoom
10y ago
For the sake of selling more devices
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jazoom
10y ago
Or if you're an "insider"
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