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by nacs 6y ago
The CEO literally called him an "a hole" in a public Tweet. If anyone is a "dick" it's the CEO. The customer was very polite compared to that.
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by nacs 6y ago
On top of that, the CEO of Ghost (John O'Nolan) publicly calling a paying customer an "ahole" is completely unacceptable.
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by nacs 6y ago
OP clearly states that it's about the active staff accounts. The concern is still valid -- they claim 3 months of excess before attempting an upgrade but give 7 days warning as soon as you go over the staff limit? They should either li
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by nacs 6y ago
He gave a few in the article.. > > I know I haven’t gone into a lot of specific details about GCP’s deprecations. I can tell you that virtually everything I’ve used, from networking (legacy to VPC) to storage (Cloud SQL v1 to v2) to F
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by nacs 6y ago
We only use monospace fonts around these parts
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by nacs 6y ago
As someone who has and still run a SaaS product, I’m amazed at the number of HN people saying this is a toxic/bad customer. This is an incredibly low bar for “toxic”. Apparently for some here, making a post where he made a legitimate c
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by nacs 6y ago
Google takes 30% (and have also kicked Fortnite off it's store). And Epic takes 15%, (some of which goes to Epic's 40% owner Tencent).
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by nacs 6y ago
Yeah broken for me too (pihole here). I'm guessing even if I turn off pihole, google tag manager is going to get blocked by one of my adblocker extensions also. Lesson here: Write your JS so it doesn't break completely when things
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CyberCode Online – a game designed to look like VScode(cybercodeonline.com)
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by nacs 6y ago
It doesn't sound right to me either. They claim 10K per month in just hosting fees but the owner of Soup ("Euphoria hosting") is actually a hosting business. Maybe they're charging themselves a bunch of money (perhaps as
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by nacs 6y ago
I think the majority of those users aren't active. I saw somewhere that only around 20K users are actually active.
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by nacs 6y ago
There are tons of sandboxing applications for Linux. Also a few solutions like Snap and Flatpak exist on Linux where the applications come pre-sandboxed. For Mac, the official Mac App Store's applications are all sandboxed also.
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by nacs 6y ago
Yep I did the same a few days ago and its working well so far. Many of the same features and layout but without all the Google baggage. Also with 1 or 2 line changes to the default config, you can allow it to get around any adblock/pri
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by nacs 6y ago
1) A lot of the people who come on there are 1st time business owners and don't have much experience negotiating with investors 2) The "Sharks"/investors really push the whole "yes I'm taking 30% of your compan
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by nacs 6y ago
Outside of SV, thats plenty of money to bootstrap a company. Watch an episode of Shark tank -- there 'investments' typically are in the 100K to 200K for the bigger deals they do and many are less than 50K.
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by nacs 6y ago
Yep and iCloud for iOS devices. And then for that last remaining few, there's Amazon's free photos storage (if you have Prime)
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by nacs 6y ago
The PIP video is independent of the browser window that contained the video -- it can be moved around the desktop and resized with no window decorations and also stays on top of all other windows in the desktop env.
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by nacs 6y ago
Also since it’s .net it may compile/run with the Mono natively on Linux/Mac.
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by nacs 6y ago
Then renew 2 years at a time and then set a reminder to extend the renewal every year? That way you have a full year of leeway.
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by nacs 6y ago
Try reading the post. There’s a lot more there but the gist is that this is optimized for a different set of OCR uses and not the more typical scan a book/receipt cases.
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by nacs 6y ago
I'm sure a person who does this amount of work on the project did a 2 minute Google search for similar products even if they somehow weren't aware of other boards. Also, did you forget you're on Hacker News? Sometimes people
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by nacs 6y ago
Absolutely. Krita easily has all of these features and more. I honestly don't like how it calls itself "just" a drawing/painting program as it seems to be just as capable as Photoshop if not better. Also waaay better UI&
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by nacs 6y ago
Have you tried Virtualbox in whatever OS you're using to run a Windows VM? I believe MS provides premade free virtualbox images for IE testing purposes too.
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by nacs 6y ago
According to link below, breaking gmail's tracking is as simple as appending a query string per user/email: https://redant.com.au/how-we-do/cache-busting-gmail-new-imag...
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by nacs 6y ago
Same here. I tried tiny-rss and a few others and settled on (self-hosted) Selfoss. Super easy to set up (PHP + mysql), supports tagging, inline-images, etc. I'm also subscribed to HN through the hnrss site (weird that HN doesn't h
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by nacs 6y ago
What’s the amount of connected clients around for that 32 core setup?
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by nacs 6y ago
Agreed, and that whole "oh just ignore purchases less than $10" is what causes people to go into debt without realizing it. Buying $8 daily coffees, lottery tickets, in-app purchases for crates of Candy Crush tokens, and subscribi
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by nacs 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23141148 Considering this was posted just 2 days ago by yourself and there’s a pretty active discussion there, this thread is unnecessary.
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by nacs 6y ago
Retrying a failed network request seems like a normal thing to do -- whether its a network timeout, server error, or whatever random hiccup happened.
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by nacs 7y ago
I've found Startpage ( https://startpage.com ) to be a good compromise -- it delivers Google search results but proxies it through their servers for privacy / less-Google-tracking. Another handy thing is that Duckduckg

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