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by mdoms 5y ago
Can't take your money to the grave man. Cory is well set up and isn't hurting for cash.
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by mdoms 5y ago
> We haven’t opened ordering in your region yet, but we’re looking forward to getting there! We can notify you when ordering opens: Ok. You know who has "opened ordering" in my region? Every other laptop vendor.
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by mdoms 5y ago
Didn't your parents ever tell you that two wrongs don't make a right?
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by mdoms 5y ago
Not sure why the author spent half the article writing about Salesforce which turned out to be entirely irrelevant.
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by mdoms 5y ago
That really couldn't be further from the truth, especially in Jira. Jira keeps virtually every piece of interesting information in a custom field, including built-in fields like issue titles and points (known as system fields but effec
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by mdoms 5y ago
Ok I'll ask seeing as it's never defined in the article: what is Flow and why should I care?
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by mdoms 5y ago
I used to work at Atlassian but NOT on Confluence and I have no special information about this. But I can tell you that internally it is well known how awful the search is - they run one of the biggest known instances of Confluence - and t
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by mdoms 5y ago
It absolutely is an advertisement. Look at the OP's posts in this thread, all he is doing is defending the drones and singing the praises of the company.
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by mdoms 5y ago
Yes absolutely. Personal food delivery is a scourge. Perhaps we should be policing "no one-off personal meal delivery".
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by mdoms 5y ago
Oh wow that is shockingly bad. The 10 second video buffered out 5 times while I tried watching. I am on a gigabit fiber connection.
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by mdoms 5y ago
This forum will launch anything decentralized or federated onto the front page.
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by mdoms 5y ago
Thanks for the recommendation but I will absolutely not be watching anymore Disney dreck.
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by mdoms 5y ago
I watched a ton of the earlier Marvel films including the first two avengers movies and you can call me closed-minded all you like it doesn't change the fact that they are mostly the same. I no longer watch that dreck.
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by mdoms 5y ago
You indexed hundreds of millions of records in under an hour? Doubt.
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by mdoms 5y ago
There's a pandemic, dude. Millions of people have died. Are you for real?
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by mdoms 5y ago
Ok I'll take my downvotes, but if you read the article this isn't about people who oppose lockdowns, this is about removing organized groups that unlawfully flout lockdown rules, as well as inciting violence, using hate speech and
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by mdoms 5y ago
It is entirely Google's fault. Google knows people don't want this dreck (everyone knows it) but still serves it up.
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by mdoms 5y ago
The source is in the very next tweet. https://link.springer.com/epdf/10.1007/s12599-020-00656-x?sh...
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by mdoms 5y ago
I didn't say anything about "monopoly". One of the most common fallacies when discussing this topic is that anti trust only applies to monopolies. This is dead wrong.
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by mdoms 5y ago
What would be the problem with gitlab.com/index.html username? There's no rule that a web server must serve up index.html from some /public/ folder just because that's the URL. This screams poor engineering to me.
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by mdoms 5y ago
Why should Apple be concerned about anti trust in USA when they just won a case they should very obviously have lost and it's clear American regulators have been asleep at the wheel for decades?
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by mdoms 5y ago
They're covering all of their Facebook Files reporting on their daily podcast, The Journal. https://www.wsj.com/podcasts/the-journal?mod=podcasts_carous...
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by mdoms 5y ago
Is anyone else finding this WSJ reporting a bit overwrought? They got access to some internal documents and decided to make hay while the sun shines, but most of it is frankly not very interesting. WSJ pretty clearly have an axe to grind an
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by mdoms 5y ago
This doesn't really seem like an interesting story to me. It has no bearing on the case or the outcome or anything else really. Just some weird tangentially-related guy lied about who he is.
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by mdoms 5y ago
Yeah I'm going to go ahead and skip "LaserHodl's" opinions on this whole issue.
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by mdoms 5y ago
German culture is not as feircly selfish as American culture. They also have far lower vaccine hesitancy rates.
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by mdoms 5y ago
> a human did review the transaction activity and actively sent the email. We're digging more into exactly what happened here I can already tell you what happened, Edwin. From your CEO himself: > We actually have an ongoing proje
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by mdoms 5y ago
Well it looks like the Brains Trust inside Stripe has found a way to duke your OKRs, because this guy's appeal was denied and he was cut off anyway. No wonder your "incorrectly identified as fraud" metric is trending down if
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by mdoms 5y ago
Every time. Every fucking time. And what if this post hadn't blown up on HN? This guy would just be screwed? If I want to use Stripe should my risk matrix include "fingers crossed HN picks up my story if I get shafted"?
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by mdoms 5y ago
Yes iOS is quite obviously a competitor to Android.

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