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by mxuribe 4y ago
Note to self: Consider piloting a business to leverage ChatGP to conduct en masse robocalls against both the corporate entity that cause pain to consumers as well as robocalls on same topic to legislative and executive branches of relevant
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by mxuribe 4y ago
@jpdaigle Clearly too many factors play into however you received that quote...But, maybe this can help you... Years ago, i researched insulating my home...an old home that was split into 2 living portions...and whose front half/port
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by mxuribe 4y ago
> ..."a little amazed that per-minute billing is still viable more than two decades later." I'm not so amazed....the anser tends to be: because they can. That is, because they can charge someone, and those someones either
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Also, at least in many areas in the U.S., gyms - or more likely gym chains - are among the fastest to resort to debt/collection agencies....which in the U.S. tend to act very predatory. I don't blame orgs for resorting to collecti
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I use this tool, and its realy great! It keeps me connected in a slow velocity way to a conversation.
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I used to have fun tracking flights over my previous home using a little usb rtl-sdr antenna attached to a raspberry pi and leveraging the dump1090 software. I moved homes, and got too lazy to re-set things up...but that dump1090 software
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I had always heard of this - and so highly regarded for years(!) - but never used myself.
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Lol nice! :-)
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I've never heard of this, and its brilliantly hilarious! TIL about the weather rock! :-)
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Pandas (and, yes, Python) continues to blow my mind! Thanks for sharing!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
That's great; thanks again!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
This is such an awesome approach! Kudos for putting this into action at your org. So many orgs that i've worked for/with might have similar ideas (at least for a couple of the noted items), but almost never implement any such thin
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Same here! So, i wonder then, who would be a viable alternative to Twilio?
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by mxuribe 4y ago
> ...here's why SQLite succeeded as a database in my projects: I can run a single lightweight binary and I have a database. It's simple and it "just works". For 99% of projects it's enough. For those that it&#x27
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by mxuribe 4y ago
First off @paulsmith, thanks for creating Pushup! I've been meaning to learn Go, and in particular in web context...and I've always been a fan of the "mildly dynamic" approach to web sites, web apps. So, I will certainly
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by mxuribe 4y ago
The POSSE term was popularized *years ago* by the Indie Web group: https://indieweb.org/POSSE ....Of course, its quite nice that present-day trend is picking it up a tad. :-)
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I"m sorry I didn't catch that. Could you repeat that again? ... Say "Yes", or press "1" to connect with our next level AI. ... If you stil need help, say "yes", or press "1" to finally conne
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Interesting. I actually have never tried any clients on macOs or iOS. I don't have apple products. On Windows i only use web Element. I don't disagree that it's early days for all clients, and they all could use improvement.
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Yes, i remember there have been early experiments leveraging the matrix protocol for many scenarios including blog platforms and social media...But i don;t think its popular to do so. Most people interested in federated social media tend to
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by mxuribe 4y ago
@Hamuko I have been on matrix several years, and lately I've been really liking Schildi Chat [ https://schildi.chat ]. Also, many other users that i know really like Fluffy Chat [ https://fluffychat.im/ ]. In
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Lol :-D
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by mxuribe 4y ago
"I recommend calling the maintenance line." (Sorry, i couldn't resist! :-)
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I remember it...and i also remember how nervous i got when i saw this because it meant likely my floppy disk was not able to be read by the computer! Also, i happily recall years ago when i first saw "Abort. Retry. Fail?" printed
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I guess it depends, but would you not encounter issues like permission blocks, or there being so much content in the logs that it is slow to find what you need?
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Why don't you experience the article to see if it meets your definition of fiction or non-fiction? I'm real! Sorry to hear that. Why don't you experience the article to see if it meets your definition of fiction or non-fictio
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by mxuribe 4y ago
> ...I have an overspecced solar install on my roof that make the electricity used by the cluster essentially free to me, so the only recurring cost is business-class Internet service... That's what i call living the dream! Nice!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I'm not sure if the following link is exactly what you need (you'll need some more info)...But, i thinki it is in the direction that you need: https://docs.joinpeertube.org/api-embed-player Basically, what you are
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by mxuribe 4y ago
@zelphirkalt I am not a lawyer, but big U.S. companies like youtube, vimeo, etc. leverage Section 230 of the (U.S.) Communications Decency Act of 1996 in order to mostly protect themselves from scenarios that you referenced ( https:/&#
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by mxuribe 4y ago
These seem a tad pricey, but very, very cool!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I would guess business trying to sell stuff will gauge which of the available avenues - i.e. influencers, ads on facebook, ads on the side of a muni bus, etc. - helps them sell their stuff more effectively and cheaper...Certainly not every

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