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How would you even come to the conclusion that it would be a german company? They are HQd in Romania and only have a virtual office address in Frankfurt, for their GmbH.
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I tried some of my articles and it's not really helpful. I even have a conclusion in my articles which is completely ignored. For example: https://www.karoly.io/amazon-lightsail-review-2018/
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I read the article, but for me as a user it doesn't matter at all if the client is written in jQuery, plain javascript, React or some new shiny framework. Memory usage seems to be the same, as long as I don't feel any performance
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7y ago
So for people who only use one team nothing has changed?
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In Germany laptops are written off for 3 years, so I would imagine 3 years is the period most companies are replacing laptops here.
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In my opinion they are not driving down prices heavily. They are just pricing their chips competitively so people will buy AMD over Intel, but they are not super cheaper. The pricing of AMD chips just makes sense if you look at the lineup
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Glad I switched to Safari :) The dev tools are great and it's so lightweight overall that I never looked back.
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I didn't say they were using just one address. I was saying they are putting 100s or 1000s of customers behind one single address (which is happening in Europe for years already, with UPC for example). Of course they have several IPv4
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This has nothing to do with native IPv6. They are putting 1000s of customers behind one single IPv4 address which is a nightmare for everyone involved (think about port forwarding not working anymore, etc.)
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Give me at least the option to get rid of the touch bar. I want physical keys, the touch bar has zero advantages for me but a lot disadvantages. It's not really an innovation that needs to be pushed like for example USB C, it's ju
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Yes, Javascript can be annoying. But what matters is the quality of the content that is being searched, not if a website has annoying Javascript or not. Would you rather read a really bad article that has no JS or a very well written one wi
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What would you say makes it faster to implement a SaaS ERP compared to an on premise one?
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If you pay your sales guys $100k a year, $150 is nothing.
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How many gas station does BMW own? I don't think they need to invest in charging infrastructure as long as there is one. If there is a need and money involved there will be a lot down the road.
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Is this for video ads or banner ads?
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Got your points, interesting. I just wanted to add to your last paragraph that we are paying 25ct per one-way plastic bottle on top of the regular price, we get it back when we return the bottle. That means the return rate is super high, be
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> The glass containers can be reused, but not that many times on average, and it takes sufficiently more energy to produce one vs. the energy required to recycle a plastic bottle. Is there any source for this? In Germany for example we h
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Are you in the US?
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You are delusional. How is this NOT unethical?
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"In this example, jbarr-public and jeffbarr-public are bucket names; /images/ritchie_and_thompson_pdp11.jpeg and /jeffbarr-public/classic_amazon_door_desk.png are object keys." I think this should be: "In
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Good question! I prefer Atom because I use it since the early days and I am so used to it. The whole workflow is super awesome and everything is simple and clean. I don't have any performance problems nowadays (this was a big problem y
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Is there any way to run Atom in a browser? I know this question sounds silly since it's basically a browser, but that it actually is similar to c9.
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"A second reason is that we believe Kubernetes is the future". Can someone please link some articles that underline why this is the case? Thanks
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Please change the URL to the website. White logo on a white background doesn't make sense.
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I built it myself with Braintree for processing (PayPal, Cards)
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Teams is super buggy and I hated using it. We are now back at Slack (and actually happy paying customers).
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Why though? I am using Braintree for cards and paypal and it's a breeze.
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Push your own ecommerce channels, there is no need to rely solely on Amazon.
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I wish I would get paid by Tesla lol.
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This is not only Tesla. I bought a used Mercedes from a Mercedes dealer and the navigation system still had the previous owners address and every other data that was synced (like smartphones) were all visible.
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