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by mike503 6y ago
I’m confused at the end goal here. Is this for “protection” or for “fraud” concerns? Stock manipulation isn’t legal, but banding together to pump and dump and things like that... if they’re not part of the company where insider trading or a
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by mike503 6y ago
What if we took a step back and realized that our bodies are all different and all of these studies likely never have 100% proper control over external variables. Perhaps eating 7 eggs a week is good for you if you also eat A, do B, etc, bu
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by mike503 6y ago
except more people will wind up writing "new" PHP, and the original ecosystem in which it grew will mostly be gone.
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by mike503 6y ago
Never have, never got into it. Edit directly on shell. Muscle memory, creature of habit. :) also still only write procedural PHP myself.
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by mike503 6y ago
This is really making what used to be an easy to read, easy to learn language a lot less of that. Some of us still don’t use IDEs and are okay with more thoroughly defined code that is readable. If people are so gung ho on adding in syntax
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by mike503 6y ago
Rudy (pocket dialing a reporter, uploading wrong video clips, being locked out of his phone multiple times) Giuliani was his cybersecurity czar at one point. They clearly care about it. This is the issue with the whole situation - Twitter i
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by mike503 6y ago
I loathe Teams. Slack started right, IRC on steroids, then enhanced it like a web app. Teams was done the typical Microsoft way. Seeing a competitor that exists, not learning from it, but making a poor response. Teams wouldn’t get off the g
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by mike503 6y ago
Isn’t the example akin to saying cooking something at 600 degrees takes half the time as 300?
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by mike503 6y ago
Cool. So what happens when they change the APIs on that randomly? Ugh. Currently suffering from Google Drive pain.
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by mike503 6y ago
I always point it out to people when I go to IKEA, as they use them, and it makes me chuckle. I wondered about that myself...
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by mike503 6y ago
Agreed. There’s more focus on output and a lot of management simply produces nothing tangible.
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cost
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charges for traffic from edge -> user. At least with Cloudflare, you'd only be charged the (roughly one) trip from origin (s3) -> edge. Then it's free.
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by mike503 6y ago
New Relic One!
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by mike503 6y ago
They’ll know all the social media patterns and likes of 14 year olds!
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by mike503 6y ago
I still cannot register new domains or have a domain dashboard on CF, even though I now have over 100 domains registered through them. My friend has a dashboard. I don’t. Support says it’s a rolling feature or something, but it’s been a cou
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by mike503 6y ago
I was under the impression AmazonBasics was very much like Costco’s Kirkland brand, where they relabeled some other manufacturer's products. Maybe I’m wrong. Or it’s hit and miss.
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by mike503 6y ago
I was annoyed that it doesn’t let you block out more than 18 hours in a 24 hour period. I legitimately do have 20ish hours of possible active hours.
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by mike503 6y ago
I tried a trial of Amazon Drive (“unlimited” storage! Awesome) and realized everything that (ab)used it was unofficial and the web UI was so hokey it was obviously not a trustworthy solution for non media assets.
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by mike503 6y ago
This is right out of Contagion! I don’t understand why even I feel like an injected vaccine vs. a nasal one seems so different. Injected vaccines seem a bit scary and unknown but I can totally get behind a nasal spray. Very weird.
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More time than most Trump cronies seem to get.
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Because the bar has been set so low at this point, "we're not all dead yet" (except for the over 160k people who have died so far from COVID) is actually a talking point I think
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by mike503 6y ago
I thought (and maybe just my personal conspiracy feeling) that banks lagged on transactions mainly to hold on to the cash longer and get interest. Secondary thought was just poor old technology debt. Something akin to hearing that payroll a
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by mike503 6y ago
I searched the Wikileaks Podesta emails and unless something was removed, I think I only found one chain where pizza was used in a very questionable manner. I’m pretty sure I did an exhaustive search as well. Everything else was just chain
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by mike503 6y ago
Anyone else find it amusing one of the biggest “things” going on at the moment is not a global pandemic, racial injustice/social activism, but the country banning a silly social media platform? :)
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by mike503 6y ago
I will say - I do understand why they did it, because nobody told anyone toilet paper was useful or important with the virus and look at how that went out of control. Just think if they suggested masks or even “face coverings” - people woul
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by mike503 6y ago
Isn’t that what was called pulling a “scamazon” on Shameless? I haven’t had this happen with Amazon (but I know they’d make it right) I did just have it happen with an order from a sketchy web front obviously shipping out of China. I knew i
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by mike503 6y ago
Am I missing something? This is not "your entire web application" - this is the static piece of it, it still requires an application server doing the dynamic stuff via XHR. Bad title. Should say "how to host the frontend to y
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by mike503 6y ago
also, ideally the rate of return on whatever venture or investment would be higher than that interest rate, so even if the loan was not paid off immediately, it would still be profitable. it's just an extra chunk of money being offered
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by mike503 6y ago
Getting a chunk of seed money up front for something (similar to any loan) except this one has better terms than most options, and I happen to be approved already. I (like many people) did this for the EIDL "free" grant money main

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