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by nulbyte 7y ago
> Call me crazy but I even got rid of typing suggestions in the Firefox address bar. If that makes you crazy, than I may be worse. I turned off all auto-suggest, auto-correct, auto-complete, and search in the address bar. I turned on the
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by nulbyte 7y ago
You are not innocent until proven guilty; you are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. You are guilty, or you are innocent, from the beginning; only, we admit uncertainty in the presence of reasonable doubt, whic
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by nulbyte 7y ago
A lefty myself, I actually prefer a fountain pen and haven't had much trouble with them. I find with a good fountain pen, I need much less pressure to write solid lines, and they don't get jammed up like ballpoints, making the ink
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by nulbyte 7y ago
U.S. banking is not as bad as some make it out to be. Every bank I've delt with offers the same things you describe. Here, it is less dependent on the bank and more dependent on the biller. All my credit cards (even those from other ba
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by nulbyte 7y ago
This doesn't sound like it covers credit card interchange. Does it?
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by nulbyte 7y ago
For larger transactions, ACH is becoming much more desireable. A bank I do business with currently offers originating next day ACH for $1 a transaction. When you add up the dollar cost of a stamp, check, and envelope, and the time expense o
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by nulbyte 7y ago
What do you mean drilling down beyond one level? I use Matomo and find it just as useful as Google Analytics. Actually, I like their interface better than Google's.
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by nulbyte 7y ago
Maybe the fee is not intended to recoup actual cost but act as a deterrent. Of course, if you charge high fees while blindly accepting "emotional support animals" to mean something other than pet, people find easy ways around it,
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by nulbyte 7y ago
> The fee is refunded if the issue is on Facebook's fault. Does this model actually work? I'm sure there are some reputable companies that could make it work, but I'm not sure I know anyone who would trust Facebook to get
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by nulbyte 7y ago
> LDAP is amazing as an identity provider in a data center, but does not offer support for modern authentication methods like oath and oidc. I don't think lack of support for OAuth is a problem here. OAuth is specifically designed t
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by nulbyte 7y ago
I think the onus for curating a child's video content rightfully belongs on the one raising the child. How can YouTube (or any content creator) come up with a policy appropriate for everyone? Parents and guardians have different ideas
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by nulbyte 7y ago
Fun project, I'm sure, but sounds nothing like the Borg I remember.
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by nulbyte 7y ago
EMV is not synonymous with contactless, though that feature is part of most, if not all, EMV terminals. Nonetheless, it is optional. The liability shift requires you support EMV, but doesn't require you support contactless.
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by nulbyte 7y ago
Daily Linux user, here, on a run-of-the-mill laptop, no hidpi display. Fonts are fully functional, as are dropdown widgets, GIMP, and LibreOffice.
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by nulbyte 7y ago
Not OP, but speed is an issue for me on a daily basis doing basic things. I am a keyboard junky, and find myself at times five steps ahead of the UI, even running Microsoft Office on Microsoft Windows. From the keyboard, I can make a table,
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by nulbyte 7y ago
> Safari is one of the apps that Apple believes defines the core user experience on iOS... Is this not the same argument Microsoft made about Internet Explorer?
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by nulbyte 7y ago
The startup may be new, but the rain lottery has been around for a while. Are car dealers really just now getting wind (no pun intended) of it?
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by nulbyte 7y ago
Yoy don't need to classify it before it happens. You classify it after it happens.
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by nulbyte 7y ago
There is a free plan with 1,200 records per base and unlimited bases.
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by nulbyte 7y ago
You can aggregate across multiple rows if you use a separate table to aggregate related records. I've done this for a small nonprofit to aggregate event registration data by year by linking the registration records to a new year table.
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by nulbyte 7y ago
Justification of an act does not relieve one from its consequences.
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by nulbyte 7y ago
I've been using mu4e and thoroughly enjoying it. The HTML support is a bit wonky (or perhaps more accurately, HTML emails themselves are usually wonky), but most of the HTML mail I get is trash anyway. Combined with org-mode, I find it
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by nulbyte 7y ago
Even if this is true, nothing prevents another provider from rolling out a similar or better offer. Existing providers could do it today, but they are too busy spreading FUD to rake in profit.
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by nulbyte 7y ago
> They need to create a custom encoding... IBM already has solutions for secure passwords of variable length. Outdated systems may have stored passwords as plaintext with symbol limitations, but modern RACF can hash passwords, encrypt p
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by nulbyte 7y ago
> All unconstitutional You seem to base this on lack of due process, however I've only heard of red flag laws that specifically require due process before a judge. Are there others? If so, it would be useful to distinguish them. Oth
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by nulbyte 7y ago
Is it your argument that he should only be paid his salary if he passes a litmus test? Or should he be paid his salary for the work he agreed to perform in exchange for it? In any case, I don't know that firing him was about his opinio
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by nulbyte 7y ago
In the US, where Mozulla Foundation is organized, the organization often does not have a legal obligation to honor an unsolicited restriction. Mozilla would first have to solicit donations specifically for Firefox before a donor should reas
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by nulbyte 7y ago
> without any kind of guidance or oversight of the repairs made using the parts that they would be forced to provide I may have missed calls to force Apple to sell parts. Is that actually happening? In any case, aftermarket parts exist,
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by nulbyte 7y ago
I generally find third party repair is less in all sorts of cases. I'd sooner take my car to a mechanic I trust than an actual Hyundai shop where they'll tell me every expensive thing needs to be replaced. Just like a car manufact
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by nulbyte 7y ago
> ...are you in the US? That isn't true at all. You start with the country code. With limited exceptions (e.g. on cell phones or VoIP that automatically corrects you), to dial a domestic long distance call, you actually begin with t

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