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by mdekkers 8y ago
I have been using Google for pretty much as long as they have been around. I was one of the first gmail users, one of the first Android users, one of the first gsuite users. And I'm done. I really don't like the whole Apple experi
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Rands is awesome
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year end bonus that is influenced by your work during the year, our profitability and where you live You should pay me for the value I bring to your business, where I chose to live shouldn't have anything to do with how much I get pa
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by mdekkers 8y ago
It wasn't a very good idea in 2015, and it still isn't a good idea today. It may not be "least terrible" when you have 20 - 50 passwords or so, but I'm at 5000+, and wherever possible, my logins are also random stri
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No? Looks neat and very useful to me.
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before getting anywhere near "weared out". Well done you, picking on a non-native English speaker! Very welcoming and inclusive.
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by mdekkers 8y ago
Hey, antirez! I don't understand all the recent drama around Redis, I think what you and your crew are doing is absolutely awesome. Thank you for all your hard work. This is your work, and you never have to defend yourself, or give lon
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He bought it in Canada No, he bought it in the UK, and since moved to Canada
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Neither of these should be your problem. Google have a duty under the warranty. They can make up internal rules and policies all day long, none of which should be any of your concern. You have a right to a new phone.
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funny, the poor guy believes politicians can actually make these kinds of changes. As long as polluting is more profitable than not polluting, our corporate overlords will keep pumping that shit into the air. And as a general populace, we a
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Seems like failures could be quite common How did you come to this conclusion?
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Looking past these "issues" with Zuckerberg & Facebook, Jack whatever & Twitter, and the whole "social media" space in general, I find it totally hilarious (in a deeply tragic sense) that we as the "enlighte
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wow... just, speechless...
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Man, fuck war. I really wonder how much longer the majority of humans are going to keep swallowing the lines of bullshit from the few that somehow, war is a necessity. War is not all that hard to avoid, but I guess warfare is both financial
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CPAP changed my life
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I had the 9000 and loved it
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I'm thinking of doing the same, and was wondering about Apple's position on ads, selling metrics, selling tracking data, and all the other craptastic stuff.
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Three hackers arrested in connection with millions of dollars in losses(uk.reuters.com)
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...citing performance or budgetary concerns... In the UK, where I ran a business and employed people, you need a small mountain of paperwork, collected over a fair period of time, to show that you tried in good faith to remedy the situati
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If your product depends on another companies' product, it isn't your product.
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> Pouring £2bn into a fighter in 2018 seems like a completely political move, a Brexit bluff and mere posturing from Theresa May. That is exactly what it sounds like to me. Some general handwaving about as-yet to be invented or develop
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Give me 80%, keep 20%, I'll make it work.
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It appears to me that this isn't so much a case of "microservices don't work" as it is the case of several poor architectural choices. It is always really easy to be part of the crowd in the peanut gallery and say "
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by mdekkers 8y ago
Thanks. Here is a question about Gravwell, non-community edition: how much? I personally get really annoyed when I look at a tool or system that is possibly interesting, depending on cost, and don't find a price on the site. I don&#x27
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New Optimization Algorithm Exponentially Speeds Computation(spectrum.ieee.org)
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What is more unbelievable is that the were able to create a new admin account on 17th December, which is the account that was used (from the tech report): > On December 19, 2017 an authorized administrative user's credentials were
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require more expertise to solve in a way that doesn't require the application/clients to change. Surprise! IT is hard and requires experts. Either hire one, or become one, but either way, the idea that "nobody in my enter
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by mdekkers 8y ago
It's typical in a systemd discussion that a link dump to broken stuff appears Please help me understand this line of reasoning. Someone has a list of reasons as to why they believe systemd is not a good fit for them, and something el
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by mdekkers 8y ago
To be honest, @inferiorhuman keeps providing you with well supported reasoning for his position, whilst your only contribution appears to be "that doesn't meet my personal standards", which is devoid of any meaningful content
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It seems some people on HN love to hate sytemd. Even though they can't come up with an alternative that's better. I hated systemd before it was cool to hate systemd. I never had a problem with sysvinit as the root casuse, but I

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