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by mthoms 4y ago
That's cool. Do you know if these are hackable at all? Or do you have to use their service to push pics?
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by mthoms 4y ago
The keyboard shortcuts to do this animate much quicker than the swipe does. In the past I've set up BetterTouchTool to press the corresponding key on left and right swipes. The only disadvantage is that there is no way to "peek&qu
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by mthoms 4y ago
I think the comment was made under the assumption the user lives in a place with a reasonably fair legal system. Of course all bets are off if you don't.
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by mthoms 4y ago
>The space is generally so tainted that it's not unreasonable to assume the people in it aren't exactly good until proven otherwise. I could say the exact same about the finance, defence, and health insurance sectors. For over
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by mthoms 4y ago
Is that correct? If I am taking a company public, or some other activity that falls under their purview, can I not ask the SEC to provide guidance on the appropriate measures to take? Yes, of course, a lawyer can provide that. But surely, t
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by mthoms 4y ago
Same here on desktop Safari. If there's one thing I can't stand is hijacking of the back button. I'm not sure about Firefox but on other browsers you can hold the back button to see your history - then you can navigate back t
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by mthoms 4y ago
Kinda worse? That's highly debatable. It's just a different risk profile. I personally don't expect the US government to take an interest in my activities, but I'm not as convinced about the Chinese for various reasons.
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by mthoms 4y ago
All Chinese companies are possible PRC assets: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/05/huawei-would-have-to-give-da... Note - I'm not commenting about whether these guys are PRC assets or not. Or whether there
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by mthoms 4y ago
I use both Mission Control Plus and Batteries. Very useful! No problem if don't want to answer, but I'm curious about what rough percentage of your income from those apps comes from Setapp? How does their compensation even work fo
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by mthoms 4y ago
Not at all the same thing as saying “hell”. This is child-level logic.
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by mthoms 4y ago
Okay, but after saying things like that — the onus is on him to prove he didn't mean it, or that he's sincerely sorry. I don't want to live in a world where people who say racist taunts are given the benefit of the doubt by d
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by mthoms 4y ago
I'm not sure I understand. You're saying my statement is true if "you only pay for subscription for a single year" but false if "you get a perpetual licence for any version you paid for 12 month or more". Did y
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by mthoms 4y ago
I assumed we were talking exclusively about executives, not rank-and-file. I also assumed we were talking about poor business decisions rather than personal ones. I get your point though - I'm just more inclined to believe this would b
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by mthoms 4y ago
No, you don't. I literally just went through this, personally. My one year subscription expired at the end of last year and I was forced to downgrade. Then, I re-subscribed for a year last month. I showed you screenshot proof that even
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by mthoms 4y ago
From your quote: >access to the exact product version for when your 12 consecutive months subscription started . (my emphasis) As for the rest of the quote from Jetbrains: >You will receive perpetual fallback licenses for every versi
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by mthoms 4y ago
Yes, you do receive a perpetual fallback license. But it's for the version that was out when you started your subscription. https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/article_attachments/203511589...
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by mthoms 4y ago
Sorry, but you're wrong. This misconception is very common. https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207240845-What... See here in particular https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/arti
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by mthoms 4y ago
Advanced Custom Fields is one of the must-have WordPress plugins for anyone who works with WP professionally. They handled this like champs; Upon moving to a subscription model, all existing lifetime license holders continued to have their
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by mthoms 4y ago
>Court fees: $70 Plus the opportunity cost of your lost time.
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by mthoms 4y ago
I didn't have such a draconian interpretation of the idea. I don't know where you got "lynch mob", "ruin[ing] random people" and "social credit score" from it to be honest. Quite a dramatic take. Indi
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by mthoms 4y ago
>you could keep using the last version forever Note that this isn't what Jetbrains does. You only have a perpetual license to the version released when the subscription started . Thus, you'll have to downgrade and say good-bye
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by mthoms 4y ago
They still require you to downgrade if you let your subscription expire. Users have a perpetual license to the version released when the subscription started and not when it ended . Thus, if you let your subscription expire, you need to
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by mthoms 4y ago
Where were you able to find that? I'm so sick of services that hide their pricing or free trial restrictions until after you have signed up. These days, they are an immediate "NO" from me. If the team is that customer hostile
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by mthoms 4y ago
Me too. So much so I bought his book. It's great if you're into this sort of thing. https://jamesniehues.com/pages/the-man-behind-the-map
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by mthoms 4y ago
As I side project, I've been working on something to solve this: For ski resorts, 2D maps loose a lot of detail and have a lot of compromises (but are easy to understand and navigate). 3D maps offer more detail but are a pain to naviga
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by mthoms 4y ago
Here's a Firefox version. It won't be any better for quality/performance though. https://github.com/jlesage/docker-firefox
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by mthoms 4y ago
This article says port forwarding won't work because the IP address is "lost" when the computer sleeps. Is that still the case even if you've hard-coded an IP address using DHCP on the router?
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by mthoms 4y ago
Funny videos and music video are good candidates for repeats. I see these all the time in my feed.
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by mthoms 4y ago
We partially agree here. However the vast majority of TFW’s are farm labourers. This is gruelling, backbreaking work that am not convinced Canadians would do at any (realistic) wage. It’s also highly seasonal so not really a big help if peo
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by mthoms 4y ago
Can you give an example where they have wielded this power? That is, can you give a single, solitary example where the WEF has implemented something that goes against the wishes of the electorate somewhere? Anything?

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