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oauea
5y ago
A Google account, which any organization that has its shit together (and uses Google properties) has set up for their domain.
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oauea
5y ago
Sounds like a great way to get your browser to crash unexpectedly.
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oauea
5y ago
Indeed, just like movie piracy is not stealing.
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oauea
5y ago
Facebook hires a lot of very smart people. I'm sure they can figure it out, or just, you know, stop their illegal behavior.
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oauea
5y ago
> gevent is a 5mo package. It's 1/6 of the ENTIRE python installer. Oh no, that means I'll need 2 more floppies to distribute my software!
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oauea
5y ago
I don't. This is one of the many reasons why I never will. I don't see how that is relevant to the discussion, however. Say hi to your grandmother for me.
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oauea
5y ago
You can't be serious. If what the gp says is true, then tiktok leaks your full name to anyone you share a link to. I see your HN username, nor bio, mentions your full name. Perhaps you are comfortable sharing this with anyone you commu
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oauea
5y ago
Watch out, Apple might call your business model "spamming the app store": > Don’t create multiple Bundle IDs of the same app. If your app has different versions for specific locations, sports teams, universities, etc., consider
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oauea
5y ago
Global warming will resolve that issue soon enough.
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oauea
6y ago
Wouldn't someone from Gibraltar be able to buy and lease it to Google?
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6y ago
> should be aware that future submissions from anyone with a umn.edu address should be by default-rejected Are you not concerned these malicious "researches" will simply start using throwaway gmail addresses?
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oauea
6y ago
So you want them to just hold on to your messages on their servers indefinitely? I realize this is the norm nowadays, but is this really what you actually want?
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oauea
6y ago
Do you remember when people made websites to solve problems and build community, instead of to make a profit? You can always just shill for amazon using affiliate links, everyone wins.
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oauea
6y ago
Just listen to your own audio? In windows there is a checkbox for this, and most call apps have a settings page where you can listen to your own mic.
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oauea
6y ago
The modmic has their own little sticker that is stuck to the outside of the mic. That's what the modmic attaches to. If you have the wireless one, that's that. If you have the wired one, the 3.5mm jack goes into your PC, not into
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oauea
6y ago
I absolutely love my Bose QC35s. With the modmic that I attached to them. When using the mic built into the Bose QC35s it switches to mono audio, and the mic itself is indeed also terrible. Very unfortunate.
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oauea
6y ago
Yes, which discussions are those? The link explains nothing.
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oauea
6y ago
Context?
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oauea
6y ago
As long as mysql can't run ddl statements in a transaction it's worthless as far as I'm concerned. Also the thing where they (used to?) silently truncate your data when it wouldn't fit a column is absolutely insane. I&#x
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oauea
6y ago
Nope nope nope. Wrong on so many levels.
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oauea
6y ago
That's why you should write `log.info("message")` ;) Besides, just use a proper debugger instead.
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oauea
6y ago
Why would the amount of characters possibly matter?
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oauea
6y ago
As someone who used to believe in bitcoin, the way it's used today is a net loss for society. So banning proof of work wouldn't be a bad idea.
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oauea
6y ago
I've always been very skeptical of the value-add of Deno over Node, and this only increased my skepticism. Good luck making money, I guess.
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oauea
6y ago
Nice, that page and your post is basically an ad. You don't need a proven open standard, you need our custom protocol instead!
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6y ago
Factorio is (kind of) infinitely scalable. There is no max map size, and the game engine's performance is so incredibly good that it can support absolutely insanely massive factories. You can go as big as you can imagine, and the game
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6y ago
Saying satisfactory is a nicer factorio is ignoring everything that makes factorio a good game.
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oauea
6y ago
I'm sure he could just connect directly to the database if he wanted to. At some point people have enough access to systems to bypass any security checks put in place.
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oauea
6y ago
People generally keep their kubernetes spec files in Git. Be it either the kubernetes .yaml files they apply directly, or helm charts. These files can idempotently be re-applied to a cluster to restore, or upgrade, the running applications.
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oauea
6y ago
Sure, pay some other people to make your own worries go away. This post is clearly not for you.
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