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by joecot 7y ago
This is one of the biggest problems with news currently. Big breaking story about US politics? New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post all have important articles about it. You find them linked in Google News, reddit, Hacker Ne
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by joecot 7y ago
Can you just let people prepay a certain amount and deduct from that every month? You don't want to charge 30 cents a month, but I'd happily prepay $10-15 and have it deducted from the total every month. If the problem is not want
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by joecot 7y ago
I'll be happy to give it a go once they put their Linux client back out.
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by joecot 7y ago
After Hipchat died, I tried to get my company to move to Discord instead of Slack. We ended up not doing so, because Discord's TOS does not allow commercial use, only personal use. https://discordapp.com/terms This is
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by joecot 7y ago
Sure, it is possible that IPFS would spread out the usage across the other users, and this could still work for people bypassing Cloudflare. But there's no demonstration here of that really working. Just that Cloudflare is really great
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by joecot 7y ago
Yes, theoretically that's the goal. Given they're showing 160GB of transfer on their servers, it doesn't seem like that's working particularly effectively. Regardless, this implementation does not demonstrate at all that
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by joecot 7y ago
> If CloudFlare is running IPFS naked, then IPFS seems to be scaling. > If CloudFlare is caching IPFS, then it is CloudFlare saving their butts. They are caching IPFS for people who don't support IPFS. They are not caching IPFS f
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by joecot 7y ago
Except then you still have to cover the demand from requests which bypass Cloudflare through the dnslink entry. Essentially it's a gimmicky system which is propped up by using Cloudflare, which ultimately fails once it actually gets us
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by joecot 7y ago
> It's fine to check out the implementation details for interest's sake, but let's just be clear that it all could have been done with a $5 VPS. If you're just hosting a static site, it can be done for free. You can u
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by joecot 7y ago
I've got a metal Capital One Venture card. I've had it for about a year. It's in a metal wallet, touching other cards. I see it has some superficial scratches on the front, but none of the lettering, numbers, or mag strip has
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by joecot 7y ago
Agreed on both History of Rome [1] and Revolutions[2]. Also adding on "The History of Byzantium Podcast" by Robin Pierson[3], which continues where Mike left off with The History of Rome into the Eastern Empire. I'll throw in
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by joecot 7y ago
If you're running into EOL on your chromebook, strongly consider installing Ubuntu or GalliumOS on it to get a little more mileage. https://galliumos.org/ Gallium is Xubuntu + some extra chromebook specific fixes. I st
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by joecot 7y ago
> maintaining and updating your servers sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade > updating the free software sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade > backups We setup a cronjob that backs up the s
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by joecot 7y ago
The important line is at the very end: > At launch, Aurora Multi-Master supports two node clusters in a single Region. Support for more writer nodes and placement of writers in multiple Regions is planned for future releases. Great to se
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by joecot 7y ago
We use Gitlab for work because the self-hosted version is free. For small companies Github is a pretty steep unnecessary expense, and we appreciate control over our own servers. Unless Github makes a self-hosted version there isn't rea
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by joecot 7y ago
Sure, I wish web servers had better options for this. If you're trying to do it on the web server level it seems like the current solution is a regex with your list of approved origins vs the origin header, and then setting Access-Cont
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by joecot 7y ago
I'm a little confused by the examples for Access-Control-Allow-Origin: > Access-Control-Allow-Origin: http://www.one.site.com > Access-Control-Allow-Origin: http://www.two.site.com And in the examples sett
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by joecot 7y ago
Your "article" reads like four or five separate blog or facebook posts scrunched together with no rhyme or reason. And it has the setup of a clickbait article, luring you in with a question, going on about a bunch of stuff not rel
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by joecot 7y ago
Using triangulation to track a single person is one thing. Using it to track a million would be incredibly tedious. Whereas getting a list of everyone who got off at specific stations in specific timeframes is likely a single SQL query.
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by joecot 7y ago
Because FreeDOS is the easiest and lightest OS to put on, since it doesn't even have a graphical interface. It sounds like they literally put the most basic OS possible on so they can sell it and claim to Microsoft the person won'
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by joecot 7y ago
Given the office makeup others have described (small startups and freelancers), and the networking events, it might give them an opportunity to convince their neighbors to host with them. Probably not entirely worth it, but if you need offi
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by joecot 7y ago
> Firefox is available on all platforms (including Chrome OS via the Android or Linux app) Maybe this is a viable solution on brand new chromebooks, but on my Acer R11 both Android apps and Linux containers run pretty poorly. I use an An
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by joecot 7y ago
Dany has shown a pattern of burning her enemies. Her enemies. Those that betray her, enemies in the field who don't bend the knee. Yet every time the thought of killing innocents comes up, she's gone extremely out of her way to av
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by joecot 7y ago
I agree that D&D are plotters now. The real problem is that they were panters for every season up to these last 2. They'd look at book characters and think "not that important" and leave them out, or wildly change events
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by joecot 7y ago
OK, that wasn't in the original "Exciting updates coming to your Mailchimp account" email. That appears to be from today in the "Updates to your Mailchimp account" email from Mailteam Legal. I'm guessing someon
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by joecot 7y ago
I received an email to my free Mailchimp account explaining this change, which included this: > As a current user of our Forever Free plan, you'll now be in the new Free plan as long as your audience size is 2,000 contacts or less.
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by joecot 8y ago
His debit card ended up declining it anyway, but that's not the point. The point is Google thinks he owes them thousands of dollars, and a collection agency is hounding him for the money. Disputing a charge with your credit card compan
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by joecot 8y ago
theia looks pretty cool, but didn't look like intellisense was built in to that docker image. Is there an easy set of language plugins, and a way to get them to pop into that docker image?
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by joecot 8y ago
Just in case you're unaware, you've seen Container Tabs, right? Now exactly what you want, but a pretty big step towards it. Containers are built-in; this extension adds the interface for showing it per tab. https://add
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by joecot 8y ago
I think most writers at this point realize no one reads the intro paragraphs at all, and just skips to the bolded/underlined bullet points. If you're getting paid per word or article, there's little reason to focus hard on wr

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