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by nearting 3y ago
You can use uBlock Origin to filter those out, though for a site that you'll only visit once, it probably isn't worth it. These types of subscribe overlays, especially for a company blog with a product that aims to compete on feat
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by nearting 3y ago
jfc, do marketing teams for this stuff even try to hide themselves anymore?
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by nearting 3y ago
This seems very much aimed at teams on paid tiers at competitors (which admittedly makes sense). As an individual user, I find their feature set ( https://www.neeto.com/neetocal/features ) a bit underwhelming - they pres
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by nearting 3y ago
You could use cal.com (one of the competitors mentioned in the post). The use case you described would fit into their free tier. The platform is made for booking but you can use it to show your availability, by allowing people to request me
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by nearting 6y ago
I noticed the Storage Share page doesn't mention anything about server-side encryption - is this an option?
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by nearting 6y ago
The ten countries: Palau, Micronesia, Marshall Islands, Nauru, Kiribati, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, Samoa, Vanuatu, Tonga
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by nearting 7y ago
Let's be clear here: this is about protein folding. I almost panicked for a moment thinking they were folding in some sort of business sense, before realizing it would take far more than what's currently going on for AWS to fold.
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by nearting 7y ago
Not necessarily. (1) Landing pages are relatively simple to fake; just because the link goes to Google, it doesn't mean that Google has authorized an account on Amazon to sell the products. (2) Amazon has been known to mix stock, so ev
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by nearting 8y ago
> Ever try to share a conventional database between multiple different companies or organizations? It's not practical. Not practical how? It seems like this criticism can only be applied to usability, but that's not a technical