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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Lab leak doesn't necessarily mean it was man made. They were storing coronavirus samples from all over the world here, it could have been a contamination accident, yet still a "lab leak" We've always known humans do dang
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Lab-leak hypotheses have nothing to do with this conversation. Whether or not Sars-CoV2 came from animal transmission or a lab leak has zero bearing on where Omicron came from. Where are all of these talking points in the thread coming from
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
It seems to suggest that non-depressed people are more active from 3-6am, which is strange because the vast majority of people are not active during these times.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
You should take a closer look at AppWrite, AzureB2C, or Google's Firebase. You can even have Azure or Google connect to your own custom identity provider. It's only a few lines of code to implement user management using identities
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Or more likely the common thread here is Antarctica and the fact that not everything dies when it freezes.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Software always needs to be updated. Who do they plan to take over that job? What agreement will you have in place for future updates? A better option would be to license the software to them. You could even sell them a lifetime license to
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Flutter/Dart is more or less designed for rapid development and prototyping. To learn how to use something new in the fastest time possible, follow a course on udemy or YouTube to build a sample project to get your feet wet and then di
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
I don't quite get your comment in relation to the article. Lithium recycling has become incredibly efficient in a short amount of time, and the car batteries lasted for 8 years, which is generally considered their average lifetime. Thi
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
The interface may be a little clunky, but they provide better support than any other domain or SSL vendor, which always gives them the advantage in my book.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
I get your point, but to uproot your entire family and existence over this is quite a stretch. Nobody wants the vaccine, but we take it not for ourselves, but our friends, families, co-workers and people in our community. The whole "I
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
I wouldn't call it competition since McDonald's specifically forbade franchisees from using Kytch's device.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
We know they were collecting all of this stuff in one location. We know they were working on artificially inserting these cleavage sites. We know they were working in unsafe BSL2 lab conditions. We know the scientists wanted to perform unsa
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
I've been using the new Microsoft Edge browser quite a bit since its release and even recommended it to other people as "not a bad browser" It is now dead to me. I just don't get how such a large company can tarnish what
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
This isn't a fact. It's a hypothesis. It does not "stand on it's own"
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
A particularly interesting story and well presented. Also, this was my first time hearing that JP Morgan was suspected of being involved in the theft of the Mona Lisa.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
You're comparing X to Y instead of thinking about it in terms of what value the end user gets out of it. Many people's gym memberships or other traditional fitness programs cost much more, so in a sense you could look it as a barg
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Hi. I have resent the image with better redactions and offer my apologies. As I mentioned in other comments, my issue is not whose mistake this was, as I'm sure we can both agree that technically I am to blame for my mistake. My issue
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
You are absolutely correct. Just a note that I appreciate all of the hard work you do here to keep the conversation here civil, and will strive better to follow the example you set for all of us. The redactions have been redone and forwarde
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
I autofilled the form with my browser and was unaware of the issue until I got their e-mail. There was no chance to remedy this. I understand that they have no legal obligation to me, and am posting to make others aware that the company mig
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Europe, but not Germany, but I am sure it similar everywhere. I am not trying to express that I am absent of blame, but rather expressing frustration that there was no attempt to resolve the matter. It was only a guess on their side about m
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Here is basically the core of the communications. https://imgur.com/a/y1dMhd2
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
This may very well be the case, which would only strengthen the need for posting such a warning so that other people are aware that they can have their data wiped due to minor trivialities.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
They shut down my account within two weeks of me signing up, so I didn't get a chance to establish a fully production environment. I did however lose a full two weeks of heavy effort.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Thank you for the response. Your head of sales [name redacted] was the one that reinstated my account and called me "unprofessional" for using a shortened version of my last name. He told me that it is not worth contacting people
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
I got the feeling that they made a mistake following their own procedures, but I was told many times that this is how they treat everyone. I posted screenshots of some communications in another reply.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
I used a shortened version of my last name for my account details. It's difficult to pronounce, so I usually go by my preferred name. (They have my full name from my e-mail and credit card) I'm most upset that there was no opportu
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Q1 2018
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Hetzner deleted all of my vms after getting erroneously flagged by their abuse department due to my account details. (nothing to do with my machines) They sent me an email saying my account was paused and to contact them to resolve it, whi
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Likely some sort of encryption/privacy issues. Since the software version no longer works, they wouldn't be able to do a restore anyway. Keeping their old data on the live servers longer could be a liability. (just a guess, but i
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
It might be a game for kids, but their company is publicly traded and valued higher than Electronic Arts. (More than ubisoft and take-two interactive combined)

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