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by jhatax 5y ago
Hey there — let me get in touch with my colleagues on the Oracle Cloud PM team to see if they can help you out. Expect to hear from me by tomorrow. Sorry to hear about your experience; hopefully we can turn this around.
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by jhatax 5y ago
From the way you are describing this, you seem distrustful of someone who walks up to you with a device, scans a barcode, shows you the price of said item which matches the tag in your hand, prints a receipt, accepts a tap as payment, let&#
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by jhatax 5y ago
They are going to accept payments from contactless credit cards as well, so connectivity isn't assumed. If it could be, the flow you describe is brilliant.
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The evolution of a Mac trojan: UpdateAgent’s progression(microsoft.com)
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by jhatax 5y ago
Simplest answer: the best region for a grape is the region from where you like wine made from that grape. :)
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by jhatax 5y ago
Try wines from Paso when you can. They are available at the sub-25 price point at most places that sell wine (warehouse, grocery, et al), and you might appreciate the GSM and Syrahs from Paso. Same story in Washington; the strong heat in th
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by jhatax 5y ago
You’re painting with a very broad brush regarding California wine. Some simple numbers: - Napa & Sonoma counties collectively have 650+ wineries. - Paso Robles and the extended SLO county (plus Santa Barbara) region have 500+ wineries.
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by jhatax 5y ago
This isn't the typical scenario in the Bay Area where testing centers are walk-in vs. drive through. To ensure testing consistency, swabbing is done by a healthcare worker (e.g., nurse) not by the person being tested. This is my experi
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by jhatax 5y ago
While it might not be super accurate, this simple site captures the way people panic in the PNW when it snows. It’s not uncommon to see cars abandoned on the side of roads (SR-520 in Washington, for example). Thanks for making me smile this
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An Excel TikToker Manifested Herself to Making 6-Figures(theverge.com)
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Why Netflix Never Goes Down(theverge.com)
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by jhatax 5y ago
This was (and still is) the norm in Mumbai where I grew up. We had an account at the local grocery store; the store owner knew us by name and would let us buy snacks on the way back home from school or after a cricket match. The term “khaat
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Peloton Q1 FY22 Results(investor.onepeloton.com)
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by jhatax 5y ago
You’re suggesting that the App Store impose more rules on developers in this day and age when the App Store is deemed onerous, restrictive, rent-seeking, etc. The other side of this argument is that developers will always find ways to make
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by jhatax 5y ago
With all these computational capabilities and an upgraded camera, I’m surprised that Apple put a notch into their MacBook Pro line but left out FaceID. This seems like a bizarre omission.
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by jhatax 5y ago
Keep your work phone separate from your personal phone: This simple dictum has served me well. Enmeshing your work and personal lives on the same device, complete with MDM policies, can wreak havoc, and it’s not just about maintaining bound
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Facebook whistleblower to brief Facebook Oversight Board(axios.com)
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Apple ‘Still Investigating’ Unpatched and Public iOS Vulnerabilities(vice.com)
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by jhatax 5y ago
All apps; the language in the ruling against Apple is: >> permanently restrained and enjoined from prohibiting developers from including in their apps and their metadata buttons, external links, or other calls to action that direct cu
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by jhatax 5y ago
tl;dr: Apple must allow other forms of in-app purchases, rules judge in Epic v. Apple. The Verge has updated coverage here: https://www.theverge.com/2021/9/10/22662320/epic-apple-rulin...
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Epic vs. Apple: Judgment PDF(s3.documentcloud.org)
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Google.com Dark Theme Available on Desktop(support.google.com)
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Amazon quietly building live audio business(axios.com)
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European Union recommends halting non-essential travel from the U.S.(axios.com)
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Tim Cook’s Apple, Ten Years Later(theverge.com)
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DAL raising insurance premiums for unvaccinated employees by $200/month(cnbc.com)
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Alaska Airlines evacuated a plane after a phone burst into flame(theverge.com)
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The quirks and features of YouTube car reviews with Doug DeMuro(theverge.com)
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Thunderbird 91 Available Now(blog.thunderbird.net)
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Making Client Certificates Available by Default in Firefox 90(blog.mozilla.org)
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