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monksy
5y ago
I've been looking for an iCal server to serve as a database for events. I agree with the author, this space is rather empty. Most of the projects out there have aged quite a bit and could use feature enhancements. (I.e. annoymous RSVPs
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5y ago
Menards is great for this. The stores tend to fullfill orders and ship. Also, you have flexibility in how you get it shipped. Also, they tend to show live POS stock counts. (Expect 1 item to be 0 left) They're not the best in shipping.
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monksy
5y ago
Let's not forget about S Korea, they've even labeled some of the bigger outbreaks and identified where and how they've happened.
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monksy
5y ago
> Basically the only country in the world that charges taxes on money you make and spend somewhere else, Only country in the world that charges taxes on money that they have no business over.
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monksy
5y ago
This wasn't the case in Mexico city airport a month ago. most people there were wearing KN95s properly.
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monksy
5y ago
> If your services are servicing typical user requests, and expect responses in O(<1s), then eventing architectures are exactly the opposite of what you want. Using message brokers (Kafka) as an ersatz network layer is the path to sad
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monksy
5y ago
I have at a few companies now. It's great for processing data that goes beyond a single database call, data formatting and presenting something on a page. If you're chaining multiple microservices together you've made a very
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monksy
5y ago
This is the same reason why we still have terrible economy experiences on airplanes. All of the airlines are focused on trying to maximimize revenue by forcing you to upgrade (if you want anything remotely non-terrible), and they all do it
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5y ago
I am not a lawyer nor am I looking to give advice. Not all of that is legal. In IL others cannot claim ownership of the work you produce outside of company time and resources. Additionally claiming a world wide right won't fly. I don&#
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5y ago
Yea that's where I was going with asking why. It feels like it's a trendy thing is to convert a technical thing into a children's book. (Which is odd.. children don't need that book.. so it's for an adult that wants
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monksy
5y ago
Why?
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monksy
5y ago
People's experiences are mared by bad behavior on the airlines. Most airlines lock you into whatever you bought and put so many restrictions on it that it's ridicious. (extremely high change fees, baggage fees, etc) They give you
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monksy
5y ago
> fly airlines that have a track record of giving hotels for cancelations In the US those are? United, Delta, and American for the most part don't. They'll look for any reason to claim WX issue so they won't pay out.
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monksy
5y ago
I realize it is. Doesn't mean that I have to tolerate that or accept it. Be a human, start a conversation.
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monksy
5y ago
> If instead he's referring to apps like Bumble where the woman has to make the first move, see above for why some apps choose to operate with that model. Under that model.. it's common for the first message to be "hi"
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5y ago
Don't worry they won't let people stray that much: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confucius_Institute Also, they tend to have family back home that can be pressured.
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5y ago
I'm still not seeing the images of the protest from the search. I'm seeing results about the censure of the image. This is what I'm seeing: https://imgur.com/a/P9l23Di
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monksy
5y ago
> much legal force the UDHR has. They won't enforce it, they won't even say anything. Upon request they'll even hand over the names of people of interest to regimes that wish to execute or torture innocent people. See the
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monksy
5y ago
Assuming that the newsletter application is a fairly stable release and it's on a package manager or auto updates via docker. The management of that is probably pretty low.
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monksy
5y ago
Not a fan of the optional brackets. It feels like a huge, tone-deaf step back. It's also being agressively pushed for by the founder. Also, it adds "if then end if" to the mix as well. Sigh. https://dotty.epfl.ch&#
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monksy
5y ago
About those prices: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ei14ks5ggGo That explains what's going on.
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5y ago
> difficult to find someone believes men shouldn’t have rights. There are quite a lot of people who would try to argue that mean don't deserve rights. "men need a curfew" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GD8
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5y ago
Something to note: Before the CDC said that kids were a concern about spread earlier this year. The Chicago Mayor (Lightfoot) was trying to force kids back into school again. She tried fighting with the Chicago Teachers Union to do this. (
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5y ago
Theres nothing stopping the border from creating this restriction for entry. It's an emergency situation, and there are other medical requirements for entry into the US.
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5y ago
I'm extremely unsurprised about this. Even with the current administration, they're not doing much to stop the spread. Right now it's all about trying to get people to accept shots (fair.. but you still have other things abou
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monksy
6y ago
This sounds like the Cats vs Zio drama. Most of it revolves arround 'we don't like JDG'
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6y ago
I wonder what Fujitsu's QA and testing process looked like. I'm sure they had 100% unit test coverage, integration tests, feature tests, and QA testing.
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6y ago
You went in to the relationship with the belief that Apple was a premium vendor. You recieved a product that was not a premium product. What I think is important is: how much work is to get a replacement? That can really sour a relationship
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monksy
6y ago
You received a defective product. Why would you be expected to keep a relationship with a party that didn't meet the expectations from the get go?
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6y ago
His blog clearly states: "This is the personal web site of Richard Stallman. The views expressed here are my personal views, not those of the Free Software Foundation or the GNU Project. For the sake of separation, this site has always
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