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by motoxpro 4y ago
Here you go. Here is actual data showing that housing is expensive which in turn leads to not many people being able to afford them which then leads to a "housing crisis". https://www.longtermtrends.net/home-price-
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Ah, the classic guy writes about how to solve a problem, said problem shows up on his doorstep, guy decides not to solve it, problem continues to exist and guy continues to wonder why. Waiting for the follow up "It's time to build
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by motoxpro 4y ago
I agree. The internet is very serious. There is no room for companies or brands to appeal to different personalities.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
And multiple other people posted it 7 days ago, when it came out.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
I guess this was the change? [–]snuffaloposeidon 4 points 21 hours ago previously, MFA was a feature in their "Essentials" plan, which was $23/month per tenant for 1000 monthly users. Now, to get the same MFA features, we ne
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by motoxpro 4y ago
I'm just confused why a small company would allocate ~20% (at least) of their engineering hours to maintaining something like this? The 20% number comes from updating containers, checking for security vulnerabilities, rotating secrets,
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by motoxpro 4y ago
I'm not sure which night clubs you are going to, but "popular" ones are very much monopolies. Sure, the local bar that plays music isn't a monopoly, but neither is the "small" social network. You won't see
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Why would you want them to give publicity to a description on how to exploit something? At least when you don't publish the "hack" you can let people know to take action without trivializing the exploit. Yes, I know it's
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by motoxpro 4y ago
But I "need" that restaurant because I am hungry, it's only a block away, I really love the pasta they cook, and the bartender I enjoy talking to only works at this particular restaurant :(
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Ironically this is how night clubs work, too. One gets a monopoly/gets popular and everyone goes there for a time until it because uncool and people move on to the next cool club. In social media see LiveJournal -> MySpace -> Fac
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by motoxpro 4y ago
So I am assuming you are putting Hacker News in the "fell for" category?
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by motoxpro 4y ago
I travel for work 6 months or so out of the year and your experiences are definitely not representative of mine. "between resort fees, $30/day slow wifi, rooms that look nothing like the pics" This is 100% because you are sta
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Such a great point. Would love this in reverse.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Your walled garden gets better, mine (existing Apple ecosystem) gets worse. Less people -> less revenue -> less developers/features/customer support. Just want to highlight the no free lunch in this situation.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
I agree with parent. You phone is broken, my friend. In the years I've been using iOS, these have happened to me less than a handful of times. Definitely not something I would ever remember if not prompted.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Never thought about this, but man, very much this.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
I agree that this is terrible and that it is the responsibility of the companies to protect their customers, but theft happens with anything that's valuable. Domain names, email addresses, cars, etc. These can be "decentralized&qu
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Or haters, or jealous folks, or <name your negative phrase>. You should look up some stories of famous women on Twitch or Youtube. I think it's definitely fair to say that "I hate you because you wont respond to me" or
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Did you not read the article? The one where peoples family members are getting harassed and someone died of a heart attack? That is a lot to put other people through out of "principle"
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by motoxpro 4y ago
This. The fact that it only grew to 400/mrr after 8 years means that the word of mouth is not very good, which is a signal that the product is not very good. You shouldnt HAVE to spend money on marketing to grow the product* if you hav
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by motoxpro 4y ago
From sibling: "I am proposing something similar to Linux distributions, you could start from a minimal install Linux install and install exactly what you want , or you could download some random script that install stuff one by one fro
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Why are you trying to do something that the modder doesn't want?
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Someone launched exactly this on HN a bit ago. I can't remember if it was a YC company or just a Show HN. Also optimized across currencies if I remember right.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
It is USA only https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_format_by_country
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by motoxpro 4y ago
"How long will it take you to implement this feature?" "Should just be an afternoon!" "It's been 6 months, are you done yet?" "There were some unforeseen challenges that I didn't expect but I sho
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by motoxpro 4y ago
That was my point. They are not a charity, they are a business. It's not their job to build features for people who have been using the service for 10 year with no intention to upgrade. This person wants a simple free rss reader, all g
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by motoxpro 4y ago
That's 100% reasonable. What's not reasonable is spending time to write a blog post in a tone that makes it seem like the product "is bad". The may not like it but the author wasn't a customer. It's the classic
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Exactly. It's so comical. You were never going to support them making their software, never going to upgrade, never going to provide any value to them in anyway even though they provided value to you for 10 years. Seems like this is a
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by motoxpro 4y ago
If it doesn't identify suspects then how do they know this information? "Details of the algorithm and the list were initially kept secret, but when the list was finally released, it turned out that 56 per cent of Black men in the
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by motoxpro 4y ago
You're assuming that the "quality" and "major influencer" will always be human. https://influencermarketinghub.com/virtual-influencers

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