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5y ago
Add JPay to that list for charging 25 cents “per page” to send an email to an inmate and another 25 cents for each photo attachment.
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And yet Scripps healthcare in California is going on more than a week of all of their IT systems being down for the same reason and it’s disrupting operations enough that they’re diverting a incoming patients to other providers and a lot of
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A local publication had one of the best first person accounts of TBI and the resulting rehab I’ve ever read and I always think about this whenever the subject comes up. https://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2010/apr&
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This is similar to how some government agencies retain their budgets. At the end of the budget period they've only spent 80% of their allocated budget, so they throw out a bunch of perfectly good equipment/furniture/etc. and
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6y ago
Stop messing around and go waste 100 times that at on a federal project at Deloitte.
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Same here which is why I switched to using a desktop mail client that just wraps the Gmail web interface (there are a few out there). Gmail itself is pretty minimal (when you turn off a lot of the junk in settings) and this way I get the p
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One of the most fascinating parts of this story, to me, is that Revlon's creditors were able to use a mistake made by Citi and a legal loophole in New York to recover debt that had increased in risk due to some allegedly-shady asset ma
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6y ago
Whoop has a lot of cool data and is lightweight but has no display, no GPS, and they lock you in with a subscription fee. I
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I learned the hard way how developer-unfriendly Nest became after acquisition. I wanted to do some very basic home automation with a smart thermostat and it was like somebody had released a broken beta of an API and stopped maintaining it.
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6y ago
"Programming" in this context refers to having rehabilitation programs in place for prisoners, not computer programming.
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6y ago
Thanks for being proactive on behalf of your users.
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6y ago
Agreed. I’ve printed dishwasher replacement parts using ABS that hold up perfectly in high temps soaking in water. PLA is also great for certain applications and can look and feel very nice when done right.
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6y ago
Several services haven't been working for me for 20 minutes and the dashboard hasn't been updated. They're effectively useless.
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6y ago
A few months ago when all the auth services stopped working it took them a while to update the pages too.
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6y ago
We're getting 502 responses to all of our calls to all Google APIs. There doesn't seem to be a correlating incident on either dashboard: https://status.cloud.google.com/ https://www.google.com/app
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As long as the US federal government and the DEA continue their ridiculous war on drugs and refuse to reclassify certain substances despite overwhelming popular and scientific support I fear that any action by regular folks is wasted. It’s
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6y ago
This is not meant to be confrontational in any way: what are the risks of having your genome exposed?
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Did something similar for a chat app and the first week we released it had an angry support call asking why we’d labeled one of their customers “bloated sloth” (I don’t recall the exact adjective-animal combo but it was similar). This is wh
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6y ago
I’m on the complete other end. I don’t pay much attention to my individual performances but I love being able to see how I trend over time on specific segments or training intensity and that’s the main reason I pay for Strava.
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I recently started getting into home automation and was appalled to learn that Nest no longer provides an API to access my own devices. What’s the point of a “smart” system if you’re completely limited to what functionality a single vendor
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One could also argue that emotionally mature(er) students have their emotional growth stunted by being forced to study and socialize with the less mature students.
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*with the instructor being remote :) I’m completely in favor of this guerilla approach to fighting stupid knee jerk policy changes.
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This is unfortunately a common problem and the only way to beat the algorithm is to turn it against itself. Create few playlists and add songs you like to them and also be diligent about liking and unliking songs. These will heavily influen
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I never look at the Code page of projects I work on. I'm always going straight to the pull requests or issues. I always thought the Code page's intended audience was new people checking out the repo for documentation or to peruse
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Care to elaborate? I’ve had the opposite experience. Zoom is far from ideal but Aside from a twice-daily freeze (that I suspect has something to do with my audio driver) Zoom works wonderfully. Google meet, on the other hand, has been miser
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I recently switched to Enpass after LastPass started having major issues in both Firefox and Chrome. I was having to remove and reinstall it at least once per week. Enpass has been great. The setup with Dropbox sync isn’t as quick but that’
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I can’t speak to this suggestion but I purchased the book and watched the videos and all of the guidance and material I remember is very sound and, in my experience, very enlightening for me as an engineer who’s worked in SaaS with very tal
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I thought Facebook Messenger was very strict about assigning page-specific user IDs to avoid this. Last I checked there was no way to send a message to a Facebook user using their profile ID.
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While we may not be able to know those exact costs we can get close. I know that a restaurant in an upscale mall is paying more for rent. I know the minimum staff costs depending on the city they’re in (minimum wage). What I don’t like is t
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This and generally speaking the faster the plane the more inputs and outputs you have which makes navigating a decision tree harder. Cessna with fixed gear, one engine, no autopilot: if suddenly you find yourself in a dangerous or scary sit
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