neximo64

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by neximo64 5y ago
Can't you use `env`?
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by neximo64 5y ago
I don't get it, do you think someone wouldn't buy this?
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by neximo64 5y ago
Ukraine is in Russia's sphere of influence and allowing the EU/US to change that means the boundary encroaches closer creating great risk for the sphere. The edge of Romania/Moldova are where the great plains start. Meaning i
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by neximo64 5y ago
Buy with the local Apple store/local reseller in the country you're looking at. Doing it 'globally' isn't going to work since you're hitting the person you're sending it to with VAT/GST/Import du
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by neximo64 5y ago
Can only think of the latin reductio ad absurdum with regards to your comment, and also laugh about it.
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by neximo64 5y ago
Afaik their revenue hasn't dropped its only slowed - meaning the strategy works since it boosts their margins.
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by neximo64 5y ago
Gee it sounds alot like strategy to manage risk doesn't pay out in a world where you have to innovate and get paid for it.
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by neximo64 5y ago
Completely disagree. This is about power, they are raising the price simply because they can and people will stay on. They've got a long way to go to increase it before the elasticity changes. The business model was never about being r
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by neximo64 5y ago
Companies are built either on things money machines can make (software, lets just call this 'machines') or either labour work (things people make). 1) Similar to how it costs wages, money actually costs something too & it need
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by neximo64 5y ago
Why do you have to be logged in?
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by neximo64 5y ago
App aside, How can they tell its not your friend that knows you really well and can answer your security questions?
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by neximo64 5y ago
Start with something extremely simple. e.g make your bed every day when you wake up. All that is important is to do it consistently every time you wake up. Then after you feel you're able to do it consistently add more and more things
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by neximo64 5y ago
Would hardly call this breaking it. If you have functions that return values you can do this, also simply using comments and doing a Q&A chat in them, as you would in a real life code comment.
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by neximo64 5y ago
It looks a lot like a disguised course that you're saying is 'free' where you get free labour to get this clone built?
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by neximo64 5y ago
It always feels like theres a double standard applied. If its an American company vs a European one - in terms of the perception anyway. I had no idea EU carriers collected data this way.
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by neximo64 5y ago
If it's really public in those places could you please cite the leaders of each countries tax returns with a direct link?
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by neximo64 5y ago
The cone is a good way to explain it to add the flow of time, and the cone shape comes from the expansion of the universe. The tip is the big bang and the wide end of the cone today. By taking a telescope and looking back in time we would b
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by neximo64 5y ago
Isn't it an XML i don't get it, its a plaint text format & quite clear ( https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OSM_XML )
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by neximo64 5y ago
Isn't this the recipe for making science political?
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by neximo64 5y ago
There was an insecticide ban (Neonicotinoids) not so long ago, i.e a "complete ban", but then I saw that it didn't apply to greenhouses - where it had more than 80% of its use prior to the ban. After that alot of the directiv
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by neximo64 5y ago
Startups don't do banding.
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by neximo64 5y ago
Javascript does that too with its ES6 chaining syntax, would you say it is elegant too? var list = Array.from({length:20}, (_, i)=>({"Foo":i+1, "Bar": "hey"}))
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by neximo64 5y ago
Can't you make a new signature in the future?
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by neximo64 5y ago
Looks good until I saw it was on IPFS, which isn't 'forever'. How can you guarantee it will be there for lifetime storage?
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by neximo64 5y ago
It's quite easy to do that find good companies and do good work in a very particular niche that underpromise and overdeliver (and go under on pricing) and use that to get more work at other companies. Then progressively go higher on pr
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by neximo64 5y ago
Just a theory but it might be from an ssh user where the log4j string somehow resolves in a reverse dns lookup from the originating ip. Even when the login fails the lookup will be done.
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by neximo64 5y ago
This sounds more like you couldn't adapt to more people joining the company. The stack reflects your org structure.
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by neximo64 5y ago
For the virus to be spreadable it has to create symptoms. With Covid for example you would have to make a virus that can compete and attach better to the ACE2 receptor. If it is better at attaching its more bio-competitive against normal us
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by neximo64 5y ago
It's not actually off when you turn it off.
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by neximo64 5y ago
Dokku is basically what you described. Its not hard to set up & that its open source and has commercial support is even more attractive. I'm a bit skeptical something could be easier to install. You go to the dokku homepage copy

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