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by jijji 7y ago
i dont really see the value in stripe compared to any other payment processor... they still do all the dirty tricks that everyone else does, like hold your money, cancel your account, hold your money.
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by jijji 7y ago
This whole disease and infection comes down to a fundamental breakdown of sanitary practices of a society. Things like 1) cutting up and selling wild animal meat with your bare hands, 2) not washing your hands, 3) eating uncooked meat from
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by jijji 7y ago
the quality of the results is going down, not to mention the suggestions... it seriously looks like the suggestions were made up by their PR department. Everything is going downhill, use DDG
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by jijji 7y ago
automation of an LLC seems like a pretty dangerous thing considering you are trying to automate dealing with 1) secretary of state and 2) irs and 3) creation of a business bank account.... does this really need to be automated? it seems lik
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by jijji 7y ago
ACH services using any kind of API is and has been a pain today.... Im using intuit and they have no good API, it forces you to do a redirect similar to paypal. You basically have to write your own screen scrape tool to integrate with thes
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by jijji 7y ago
midnight commander (mc) is the equivalent, but it really looks like ls -R | less
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by jijji 7y ago
I do all web development without any bundles, it just adds more complexity and dependencies to the application, too many things that can go wrong, too much bloat, possible security issues, etc.
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by jijji 7y ago
I played with this it requires go 1.13 and seems to time out and close if one of the trackers is unresponsive for more than 10 seconds. It has no command line options and crashes if no options are present. It also doesnt support magnet li
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by jijji 7y ago
complex but not to mention expensive. i wonder what the costs per month would be sending/receiving a relatively small workload per day (1000 messages) doing it with SES and S3 versus a cheap vps provider.
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by jijji 7y ago
The closest thing I've seen was an opensource app called SnoopSnitch, but it requires root on the phone and supposedly only works on Qualcomm modems.
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by jijji 7y ago
the simple solution is for cell phones to have a whitelist of cell towers that they connect to with GPS locations of those towers, it could even compare against known databases of towers [0]... Until some software like that gets implemente
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by jijji 7y ago
There is the wife/husband of your relative who will go and reset those settings back to enabled for logging/geotracking only because they want to see where the other is going throughout the day... So even if you disable all this t
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by jijji 7y ago
thanks for the post, i have to brush up on my mandarin to read it tho
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by jijji 7y ago
any changes you make to his account will be reversed by your crontab scripts so what is the point really
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by jijji 7y ago
what has worked for me is in all the different businesses I do, all that comes out of it, the profit, gets invested into real estate. banks and mutual funds offer 8% returns, however at least the way I invest I get about 100% return on my
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by jijji 7y ago
maybe... but the video of him speaking [0] (at the 12:00 minute mark) is unambiguous with his words -- "less than an hour" was his actual quote, and there is no mention about any specific plane or technology. [0] https:/&#x2
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by jijji 7y ago
last week a story came out quoting an air force general saying that "technology exists that could transport a human anywhere on earth within an hour" [0]... [0] https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/31445&#x2F
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by jijji 7y ago
Exactly... The big reasons I've seen people using Red Hat is because most of the core Linux developers either currently work at Red Hat or have worked at Red Hat. So when serious complex issues arise (like in kernel drivers), the supp
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by jijji 7y ago
You can do all the things you want that are against the company, but it doesn't mean you have a right to continue to work there...
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by jijji 7y ago
this is a solution looking for a problem, enabled by default. i think most people dont care that homomorphic encryption is being used, they dont want their user/passwords being sent across the wire in any way shape or form, especially
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by jijji 7y ago
what a PR mess for verizon
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by jijji 7y ago
it looks like an inside job when the CEO of ICANN sells the .Org TLD to himself...
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by jijji 7y ago
i would question how much money is this guy making on the backend from this newly formed "ethos" corp... smells pretty rotten
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by jijji 7y ago
i liked the transition from eye lash etiquette to chinese concentration camps... well played
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by jijji 7y ago
it was sarcasm, and it was never implied that each tweet was stored as a single inode.
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by jijji 7y ago
it was sarcasm, but anyone who takes twitter seriously should have their head checked
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by jijji 7y ago
The fact that twitter has a size limit of 280 bytes (used to be 140 bytes), they are probably trying to free up some inodes to save some disk space, as greedy as it sounds.
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by jijji 7y ago
every state is doing this and has been for a really long time (decades)
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by jijji 7y ago
x.25 was my favorite
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by jijji 7y ago
i had lasik when i was 24... now i am 44 and would say that number one its really good, but number two it only lasts for about ten years and then your eye sight starts to go bad again... my vision was 20/600 before lasik and 20/20

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