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by mike503 5y ago
I find it amusing their options actually repeat themselves. So I am assuming this was mocked up in photoshop and not even double checked. https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0588/5385/1291/files&#
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by mike503 5y ago
Second comment - it’s likely that GOP get to spam more because users click spam on them because of their tactics. They simply don’t recognize the sender (because they change them often, at least with my personal experience mentioned above
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by mike503 5y ago
The GOP emails I see are very Trumpesque. I entered one “contest” once and I get over 11 emails a day from multiple GOP lists, the From: is everyone from Trump himself to radio personalities and a million variations of patriots and America
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by mike503 5y ago
Amusing. They lobby to keep the government and IRS complex, get sued back, but ultimately it’ll always be a net gain.
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https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0318649/ /s
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by mike503 5y ago
I still play Dune 2000 almost nightly now. I love it. This looks horribly complex just like every non-FPS game anymore. I feel like a dinosaur.
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by mike503 5y ago
Typo on the page: “Learn how to configure the 1Passwrd SSH agent”
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by mike503 5y ago
I get maybe one a week. Last one sent me a super old copy and paste. Included a link to a networking event from last September, and the job link was to Amazon’s internal job listing site.
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by mike503 5y ago
Perfect place to rent when shit hits the fan!
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by mike503 5y ago
+1 on this. I’ve actually had them call me back proactively multiple times on a simple case too. Obviously it’s all anecdotal. But I have been happy with them (when paid)
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by mike503 5y ago
I was able to migrate a Google Voice number and history from one @gmail.com to another @gmail.com - IIRC there was someone on Google support forums who I messaged with and after validating accounts they put it in some queue or something. II
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when doing forwarding, yeah, it doesn't look like it. When I tried to add an alias on my gmail.com it asked for my SMTP account. I guess maybe I've never done that off a free gmail before (just paid / grandfathered Workspace
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If you have a Google registered domain don’t they throw in Workspace for free? Is that a possible way to continue keeping at least a single base account alive without paying per month? Otherwise I guess I’m going to look at using something
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by mike503 5y ago
Holy shit, this is pathetic. I should be grateful for the years I’ve spent on a grandfathered plan, but it’s mostly the same as a plain old free gmail account (for anything I use and the hundreds of small businesses I helped setup on it) an
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by mike503 5y ago
+1 for Bunny, if you cannot take advantage of a free tier somewhere and have to pay. Setup a client of mine on it for video and images, real-time image modifying/branding, smooth video playback (without using a special product) all usi
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I think enough people have Xboxes (one/X/whatever) at this point, an entire secondhand untracked market, and Oculus is still fresh enough, that this feels like a silly headline to even discuss. Team it up with supply chain and ava
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by mike503 5y ago
I am sure that BB engineers (or even higher ups) read this. You seem to be a very customer-oriented and open company. Let’s take all that new stock moneys and public market exposure and get things going. You’ve got the foundation built.
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Honestly I’m not sure why this is flagged. It’s sort of a “hack the system” approach and kind of amusing to see happen. If extreme right is going to do things then left is going to respond. The last few years have proven you can simply laug
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by mike503 5y ago
Just FYI, in the US there are actually not just accountants but tax professionals. Accountants will tell you “I’m not a tax guy” and tax guys will tell you “I’m not an accountant” Taxes are so convoluted and constantly changing that a separ
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> Snaps pollute the df/mount points with per snap lines. My biggest complaint
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Real life Snow Crash!
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by mike503 5y ago
Part of Prime day benefits touted discounts or money back or something (at one point) and I have yet to see anything come from that. I’m curious if anyone has or what the deal is.
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Personally, before COVID, my company reshuffled me into a group without anyone physically around for the most part. I had no in-person interaction most days when I went to the office. I simply stopped going in and just WFH’ed. I had only on
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by mike503 5y ago
EB is neat when it works, but it’s only as good as it’s weakest link. I constantly get environments stuck in unavailable statuses etc. I don’t recommend it for anyone except maybe that R&D stuff. Much better to go ECS/Fargate/
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I was taking berberine, it can wreck your stomach if you don’t take it with some food, I was advised that by my doctor and then realized why. I was only taking it once a day too.
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I’ve been complaining about this for a few months now. It’s horrible. Used to be easy to get a ride. Or UberEATS. Now eats is unavailable basically every time I load the app and drivers are nowhere to be found for riding. Someone across the
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by mike503 6y ago
you'd use normal "Page Rules" with a "Forwarding URL" - this announcement is about their new "Transform Rules" capability. read about differences between URL redirection vs. rewriting. :)
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I used to add menu items (that didn’t do anything), I was able to change picture/icon resources inside apps, all kinds of fun stuff. Change command mapping, etc
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They probably saved $20 million, if not more.
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Spaces was not fully compatible with S3 at one point. It was nearly impossible to download your entire bucket when it was huge. Rclone was able to, but it was horribly slow. AWS CLI would only grab up to 1000 items. It seems like they did f

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