karlshea

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   by karlshea 6y ago

   The link in your comment doesn't have anything to do with what you've said.
2. 302.▲
   by karlshea 6y ago

   Obviously it is, otherwise everyone wouldn’t keep trying to get more of it.
3. 303.▲
   by karlshea 6y ago

   I think Blizzard used to do this way back on their website.
4. 304.▲
   by karlshea 6y ago

   "sexually oriented dating services" are prohibited from using Stripe: https://stripe.com/restricted-businesses
5. 305.▲
   by karlshea 6y ago

   You pay for a Grindr subscription through Apple using IAP. Grindr presumably wouldn’t be allowed to use Stripe given their terms of use. If one wanted to create something like Grindr but as a website instead of an app, the options for payme
6. 306.▲
   by karlshea 6y ago

   I also edited out something unnecessary. But maybe Stripe could be pushing back against those limitations or helping to find other solutions. Apple seems to be able to (see Grindr).
7. 307.▲
   by karlshea 6y ago

   > supporting users from startup-in-a-garage to publicly traded customers is what we do Unless that startup is a site that has naughty pictures!
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   by karlshea 6y ago

   Large parts of Minneapolis beg to differ.
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   by karlshea 6y ago

   I think it also must help that a lot of these developers already have a bunch of ARM code running on iOS, so along with Catalyst and I’m sure shared libraries between their existing iOS/Mac apps it was probably easier to get builds out
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    "Complete denial that this is real" comes from... literally people denying that it's real, all over the place. You'd have to be under a rock to not have seen this being said. My own father is one of them. As to the rest
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    > Limitation: Inconclusive results, missing data, variable adherence, patient-reported findings on home tests, no blinding, and no assessment of whether masks could decrease disease transmission from mask wearers to others.
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    That’s highly dependent on where you are. In Minneapolis everyone is wearing them, but drive out a little bit and many aren’t. There’s still a huge number of people in complete denial that this is real.
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    The citizens here in the US do not appear to be interested in “nuanced views” at the moment.
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    The RAM and SSD are not soldered in on the Mac Pro, which is the machine I assume they're talking about given the price.
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    I agree with the second sentence, I'm hopeful the first isn't true (although I see the worry). The stories I've been reading about who he's using as economic advisors give me hope. But it all has to get through Congress
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    Exactly. Would I have loved to see Bernie/Warren as a president? Yes. Do I think a boring centrist president is for the best right now to deal with this pandemic and the upcoming recession? Also yes.
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    The cover and inner page from this year's annual "Best Of" issue. https://imgur.com/a/kPR5uj2 It's usually the biggest issue of the year, thick with articles and ads—but this year it was thin and fi
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    I’ve never heard of the ESP8266, but I have heard of (and used, for several projects) the RPi. That’s probably the reason for a lot of people.
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    I literally started watching TikToks because of the pandemic. One month of "shelter at home" encourages a ton of media consumption and it can easily be on your phone.
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    Well one issue as a user is trying to remember which third-party auth was used when I first created the account (did I use Facebook? Google? Twitter?).
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    There is, but most of them aren’t coming this year due to our stellar handling of this pandemic.
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    > Anyways, requiring ID is not voter suppression. I think if you did any reading on this topic at all you’d find that’s incorrect.
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    My Discover Weekly was really garbage awhile back until I made an effort to listen to a bunch of music of different genres that I'm into for a week or two. Also make a point to favorite stuff you'd actually like to listen to again
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    There was a bunch of this on Drupal.org awhile back, you'd get patches in the issue queue where someone just ran phpcs on the whole module.
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    I mean, I don't think they should, but they did it with the banks in 2008.
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    Those aren’t cures.
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    No shout out to my hometown Minneapolis??
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    Given that I’ve always seen AskHistorians as an example of one of the best places on Reddit, and given how heavily moderated it is, do you have a more concrete criticism of that sub?
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    I've been using Hover for years and like them.
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    by karlshea 6y ago

    I lusted after Power Computing's stuff back then, and their marketing was so great. I just ate up the "Let's kick Intel's ass" underdog vibe. Of course then a couple years later all the new Macs were Intel.