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by ohashi 3y ago
He was undefeated for 10 years and you're rationalizing that he somehow isn't the best player because some other guy once lost in this format? And his undefeated streak over 10 years wasn't convincing enough for you? That jus
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by ohashi 3y ago
If you and a partner share an account and live in the same household, and someone goes on a trip and takes their phone/laptop. What then?
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by ohashi 3y ago
That's like when I made my first sale, if my infinity % growth rate continues, I'll be infinite rich.
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by ohashi 3y ago
Except how profitable is Google's cloud? It lost 480 million last quarter. AWS made 5.2B last quarter. Google is selling at cloud at a loss to gain market share while it's biggest competitor is raking in profit. Sure, you can burn
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by ohashi 3y ago
Because of android lockins. Not because it's a great product imo.
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by ohashi 3y ago
One of my favorite memories in DC is on Roosevelt island. My friend bought like 20 laser tag sets and had a computer, antenna and whatever other gear needed to setup your own laser tag. We played right there on the island next to the statue
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by ohashi 3y ago
I've been a happy user of Fabulous.com for almost 2 decades now. Pretty happy, but it's designed for large domain name holders. I don't recall getting any ads ever. Easy to manage a lot of domains and if you qualify for low p
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by ohashi 4y ago
So gambler wants house to cover his losses because his friends and him won't be able to continue gamble if they lose.
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by ohashi 4y ago
I've used shutup 10 on multiple machines and was pleased.
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by ohashi 4y ago
So everything being done for free except for Google taking all the profits? Are you kidding me? People need to make a living, creating good content isn't easy. Sure a few folks do it for free, but wholesale trying to kill off everyone
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by ohashi 4y ago
After doing web hosting reviews for over a decade now... 99.9% of the people do any form of review are lying or manipulating things for affiliate commissions. The few that aren't, most don't actually know what reviewing/bench
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by ohashi 4y ago
CNET has been publishing garbage content for a while now. Look no further than their 'reviews.' I work with web hosting reviews and look at what they disclaim “While we didn't test the services, we did carefully examine each
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Tell HN: MailChimp's RSS Functionality Now Requires Posts 10-12 Hours in Advance
8 points by ohashi 4y ago|1 comments
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by ohashi 4y ago
Who/what order do you have? I have to imagine AWS is first. Azure? Who is maybe third above them? Oracle? Alicloud?
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by ohashi 4y ago
As someone who has organized many friend trips across the world over the last decade, I don't see the appeal. Maybe it's the style of travel that doesn't fit? The trip is often as simple as, let's go to <place> and
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by ohashi 4y ago
Sounds nice in theory, but when the outcome is people behaving like this and using it as a justification it rings hollow. The idea seems centered around making the most money possible as a core tenet. That alone is a pretty corrupting thing
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by ohashi 4y ago
From an end user perspective, CoPilot has made my coding life dramatically better than any other tool I think I've ever used. The next closest being a good IDE which added code completion, documentation for functions, etc. What it&#x27
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by ohashi 4y ago
I think they are with donuts now, so it's same as many other registries. EPP is stupid and terrible though.
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by ohashi 4y ago
It seems like a self fulfilling prophecy for Google products. They have a reputation for killing them off, so users don't want to invest and get committed to them. Then the products don't match their expectations and get killed. I
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by ohashi 4y ago
The chart of how much money is still left waiting to be invested in crazy. Looks roughly that 2021 and 2022 have as much money waiting to be invested as 2012 did total. Each year has added that much. So valuations need to come down dramatic
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Hackers publish personal data of 1.5m TAP Air clients(portugal.com)
2 points by ohashi 4y ago|0 comments
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by ohashi 4y ago
These guys have ties to the same group trying to uncap .org and push VeriSign's agenda maintaining a monopoly. They don't have regular users' best interest at heart. They represent the big companies.
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by ohashi 4y ago
As a counterpoint, if we look at the world of sports. I follow hockey quite closely. In hockey the term generational talent gets thrown around and assigned to kids, sometimes as young as 13-14. There is even an official recognition in the C
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by ohashi 4y ago
I think it's shorter the list of TLDs people might actually appreciate. com/(net)/org are clearly the dominant trio. National TLDs in countries with a culture of using them: co.uk, .de, .se, etc National TLDs which have been
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by ohashi 4y ago
As someone who has been doing this for over a decade with Twitter data in a specific niche ( https://reviewsignal.com - for web hosting) it's interesting to see this getting so much attention. I played with Reddit data years
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Personal data of 400k TAP clients possibly stolen by hackers(portugal.com)
1 points by ohashi 4y ago|0 comments
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by ohashi 4y ago
If you're interested in something managed and curious about performance, I just published https://WPHostingBenchmarks.com this week (with 2022 data - 33 companies, 79 hosting plans benchmarked for performance). There was on
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Benchmarking WooCommerce Hosting(wphostingbenchmarks.com)
1 points by ohashi 4y ago|0 comments
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by ohashi 4y ago
They aren't the only hosting company using GCP. GCP has been very aggressive targeting hosting partners. Kinsta: https://status.kinsta.com/ SiteGround: https://twitter.com/siteground/status/12
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by ohashi 4y ago
Because Nissan is a car brand with trademarks. If you owned apple.com and sold apples, all good. If you ran ads for computers and phones, it's a problem and infringing their mark. Trademarks are supposed to protect a brand in the categ

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