joshmn

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by joshmn 9y ago
+$100
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by joshmn 9y ago
For us non-financy-types, does anyone mind letting us know what this file looked like so we can, you know, potentially duplicate it and provide it to those who find it a necessity?
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by joshmn 9y ago
> Deletion is only an illusion. The people with a multibillion spying program surely keep a "backup" of the "deleted" tweets forever. people with curl will too.
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by joshmn 9y ago
> After all, if your spouse is your best friend, then whom do you complain to your spouse about? Never complain or otherwise say anything bad about your spouse to anyone but a therapist. Never. Your therapist doesn't have to forgive
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by joshmn 9y ago
I didn't have a bad experience with them. I clean up their mess on the regular. It's a steady source of income for me — you know, people who rely solely on their payment processor to protect them from fraud.
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by joshmn 9y ago
They don't care to do any sort of diligence about who opens an account. Someone, like a fraudster, can use a demo template for Woocommerce, apply and be accepted, only to clean out other people's cards en masse and zero intent to
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by joshmn 9y ago
There's a ton of dirt on Stripe. Info in my comment history, I won't dig it up.
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by joshmn 9y ago
You're getting really mixed results here on HN, but personally, I love it for the "cool" factor. Would I use this? No, not really, I have an entire suite of command-line tools I'm familiar with already that don't re
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by joshmn 9y ago
I can just imagine the outrage. "We have freedom of speech! We are protected!" That doesn't mean people have to host you.
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by joshmn 9y ago
Mike Perham's Sidekiq[0] does okay I guess[1]. [0] https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq [1] https://www.indiehackers.com/businesses/sidekiq
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by joshmn 9y ago
I operated in the shared hosting space for years and sold a shared hosting company to a company you know for six figures (not "omg" but I was 19 and it was only two years old) — I'm very, very familiar with shared hosting. I&
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by joshmn 9y ago
Anecdotal: Ease of use has always been a major selling point for shared hosting, now more than ever. Not everyone wants to be a sysadmin, and John's Pizza sure as hell doesn't know what a VPS is. They just need a simple WordPress
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by joshmn 9y ago
This issue has been addressed on ruby-head https://github.com/ruby/ruby/commit/8b182a7f7d798ab6539518fb...
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by joshmn 9y ago
I don't know how they expect humans to use this device. Elephants are very heavy.
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by joshmn 9y ago
I use 2 and it works effortlessly.
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by joshmn 9y ago
I have a trashcan pro that sits and collects dust (I paid more than $3k for it). Then I needed to upgrade the video card and was left SOL. My Hackintosh Pro is simply my "backup". I don't feel the need to further justify my d
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by joshmn 9y ago
Hackintosh Minis have never been more popular. For those who are weary: I've made my Hackintosh Pro a daily-driver for the last 3 years without issue. i7/4770k/32GB/Gigabyte mobo/1070/1TB SSD. Even seamlessly u
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by joshmn 9y ago
Tucked me behind a paywall. Mirror: http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-biz-kellogg-buys-r...
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by joshmn 9y ago
I agree. Maybe some of the developers weren't exactly up to snuff as well. Code — across an entire domain — typically doesn't vary as much in complexity as people's ability or knowledge can/would/does/is.
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by joshmn 9y ago
Depends on your IQ level. /s
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by joshmn 9y ago
You only buy so many mattresses in your lifetime, and they take up a ton of space. Of course their margins are high.
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by joshmn 9y ago
I didn't know such a thing even existed! (I would have been 4 years old according to Marco) This is the coolest hack I've ever seen. I'm sitting here in awe.
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by joshmn 9y ago
My first website was dedicated to AIM. That was 14 years ago in 2004. I was in middle school. I got into development (vb5/vb6) so I could make things to boot people off AIM. I learned web development so I could make cool things happen
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by joshmn 9y ago
Compare me to Trump.
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by joshmn 9y ago
Replacing the orange baboon with any other baboon would probably help a lot.
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by joshmn 9y ago
I haven't the base, and there are conflicting sources about where the base came from (only two persons have it that I know of)
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by joshmn 9y ago
That wouldn't explain my sister's.
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by joshmn 9y ago
Hate to break it to you, but with very minimal browsing and $4 in bitcoin, anyone can buy any SSN of a US person born after 2003.
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by joshmn 9y ago
The same guy citing national security concerns for this block also proudly touted national secrets. Weird. Smells like he just wants more of his trademarks approved, or something along those lines. It's hard to believe he genuinely car
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by joshmn 9y ago
RE: Your #1: There's usually an "activator" sign, whereas after the activator sign is given, any proceeding valid "signs" are considered to be the _actual_ sign given.

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