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3y ago
How do you burn generated emails?
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3y ago
I wonder - assuming an alternate App Store or payment mechanisms what is the appropriate billing from Apple? Things like: - Developer onboarding and review (Legal and KYC) - App submission and review (standard, priority, exposure, etc) - Ap
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3y ago
I empathize with the author's viewpoint - maybe it's just my personal experience of running email for large corporations and ISPs but there's a reason why these systems have ended up with zero tolerance policies for spam sour
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3y ago
R2 and Sippy solve a specific pipeline issue: Storage -> CDN -> Eyeball The real issue is how that data get's into S3 in the first place and what else you need to do with it. S3 and DynamoDB are the real moats for AWS.
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3y ago
We’re in the same boat. USB-C mandatory going forward. I kinda hate that the new MacBook Air went back to a MagSafe charger for this reason.
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3y ago
I have a customer with systems so old they weren’t at risk for heartbleed. He was excited about that.
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3y ago
People seem to forget this is ordinary course of business for big tech. Internal Tech Emails is a goldmine of letters, threats, and lawsuits back and forth.
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3y ago
Incredible the innovation that OpenBSD keeps pushing
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3y ago
“I am seriously considering discontinuing my use of Amazon Echo devices and will caution others about this incident” And learned nothing from the experience
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4y ago
Past results don't guarantee future performance ;)
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4y ago
Enforced how? Sure you have a contract but you need to enforce it. So you have to sue which takes time - a lot of time. Then you “win” but the other party can still not pay, or they could appeal - back to court and even more time. The landl
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4y ago
Going back 20 years with Oracle DB it was common to use "triple mirror" on storage to make a block level copy of the database. Lock the DB for changes, flush the logs, break the mirror. You now have a point in time copy of the dat
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4y ago
I hate this headline
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4y ago
Always happy when a founder exits on their terms - so congrats! As a postmark and dmarc digest customer I hope the services don’t see drastic changes to our detriment.
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4y ago
I was wondering this exact thing Unionization at a single store seems extremely risky for labor Especially when the company is going to be weighing the potential of more following
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4y ago
Predictably stupid. They're going to come back and say the company is worth >$70B.
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5y ago
"One technique we repeatedly used was creating artificial extra load in the live site. For example, we would do a lot more memcached reads than necessary. Then when memcached broke, we could quickly switch off the duplicate queries and
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5y ago
Failure is hard, it sucks, I’m sorry you ended up here Kudos to the team for doing this the best way possible. Making a public announcement, refunding money, providing ample time to migrate is amazing. Keep your heads up
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5y ago
I've only had time to skim through this - looks like it's comprehensive. Also depressing how this is so far beyond what the majority of people are aware of / are willing to do. I worry what this means for Cybersecurity in gen
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5y ago
I don’t get why Omega would do this - my initial reaction is it’s dilutive to their brand and I’m happy I’ve never bought one.
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5y ago
1395 logins saved. Don’t see how to filter/search for 2FA
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5y ago
Dial in numbers are an additional $4/month cost for Teams - it's not that the person didn't include it, company likely didn't pay for it.
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5y ago
There’s so many potential pitfalls with side loading and alternate app stores Apple’s behavior is BS and they need to be forced to allow competition They’ve done it to themselves
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5y ago
I don’t understand the “want privacy” but “use android” combo.
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5y ago
I started with and was a Wealthfront customer for many years. I'm appreciative and credit them with starting my education and understanding on investing. What caused me to leave? - They aren't global portfolio aware. Bonds belong
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5y ago
Umm stop taking money from big tech?
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5y ago
No surprised at all. Multi AZ is a PITA. You'd be surprised how many 7fig+/month infra is single region/az
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5y ago
What’s the fix here? Maintainers should be able to do whatever they want either their code But if they vandalize their modules that should be a lifetime ban from the registry It’s pretty obvious that node needs a better method for dealing w
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5y ago
The important thing here is caching/static delivery I've had this argument too many times to count. Every page view does not need to be dynamic per user request. Creating a sane cache policy reduces origin resources, servers, cost
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5y ago
Nuclear power is an amazing energy source. It doesn’t look like we’ll ever get beyond the politics that would make small scale <10MW installations economically feasible. It’s really a shame.
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