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by onphonenow 4y ago
Haha - this. Or next quarter etc
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by onphonenow 4y ago
This is the big issue. There is always tension in these “free” setups. I get more worried when the giveaways / marketing is VC funded - they often end at some point or pressure inside to dial back etc. “We have free egress to Oceania!”
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by onphonenow 4y ago
Thanks - very interesting
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by onphonenow 4y ago
A very long article but I’m slightly confused. Is he using proraw? Can you not get unprocessed images from proraw? I’m not sure what the pipeline looks but I thought this type of situation was where pro raw was supposed to be used?
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by onphonenow 4y ago
If you were around when phone theft was a thing on BART and Muni you'd never sit near a door again :) It was comical how bad it was and how little the govt did about it other than demand apple fix the issue. Would have been trivial to
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by onphonenow 4y ago
I'm not saying they can't figure it out, but there is a lot of repair flow stuff that may not do that because if the person didn't unlock before mailing not that many will unlock after mailing? Or even know how to?
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by onphonenow 4y ago
Apple is explicit about making sure lock is off when buying - and at least apple won’t pay out on an unlocked phone reported “stolen”. But yes - the scams migrate. Stolen product still had some value via bogus warranty claims because that p
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by onphonenow 4y ago
I don’t think asurion spends the time to do the reset flow if the lock is showing as on. In most cases users don’t turn off lock after the fact. I thought reset flow was needed to get network connectivity back which is needed to check lock
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by onphonenow 4y ago
The reduction in iPhone theft after activation lock was remarkable in the Bay Area. Did the person writing the article confirm none of these were stolen? Owners can now remove devices via web site I think. So if folks are saying these are j
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by onphonenow 4y ago
Interesting- I wonder if new staff issues or changes in menu for food safety- we also dialed back for disappointing food but thought just local store. I am rooting for them - far less fried food and far less sugar
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by onphonenow 4y ago
It’s a fantastic board spec. Timing with them on availability can take longer. If they can get VMware compatible would be great. Because they have dual 10g you need no network card in most cases. AM5 integrated graphics allows bring up &#x2
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by onphonenow 4y ago
I’ve been getting good price/perf just doing the top AMD consumer CPU’s. Wish someone would make an AM5 platform motherboard with out of band / remote console mgmt. that really is a must if you have a bunch of boxes and have them
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by onphonenow 4y ago
I thought there was going to be a slow build in users as folks got sick if Facebook etc. It was nicely contenty and bloggy feeling.
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by onphonenow 4y ago
Agreed totally. I had a nightmare govt double vpn situation. Very hard to get an account, you had to run ancient OS and Java (it would annoy you with warnings about lack of security/age) and comical password complexity / rotation
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by onphonenow 4y ago
Google+ was good until google lost its mind and started shoving it everywhere- even I as a google+ user HATED this. It was to me the social network for grownups without the Facebook clickbait - I liked the circles model too (I did one for
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by onphonenow 4y ago
I'd check out something like oil which is a large and high dollar market. The relationship between production and price is well established, and no, production does not move inversely to price. This is because the marginal cost in almo
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by onphonenow 4y ago
It's interesting because coder is very locked into their view on one price. I don't know lithium at all, but if you follow natural gas / fracking / oil production the question of what reserves are economically recoverabl
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by onphonenow 4y ago
I really hate this trend away from basic IDs. I feel like it's driven by folks who've never actually worked in the real world. I got account paperwork recently where the company ID account ID and invoice ID were all uuids. 100% th
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by onphonenow 4y ago
I thought this was a reason Europe has struggled in tech a bit - hard to try things out. I also thought this was why lots is “on contract” - it’s better not to bring people into your actual team (which must have some negatives)
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by onphonenow 4y ago
Article seems weak but Apple Card does not sync to personal finance packages so at least for some users a no go. I’d guess impact is small but I’d imagine users paying attention to spend might have stronger credit? The ads I see for the App
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by onphonenow 4y ago
Lath and plaster can be extremely expensive to repair. Sealing old houses has problems in terms of moisture- many old houses depend on evaporation in various ways- list goes on
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by onphonenow 4y ago
Does anyone have rough numbers on s3 scale? Most storage classes have redundant copies as well so 3x things maybe from that. YouTube / S3 - a few services seem like they must have crazy storage scale
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by onphonenow 4y ago
The issue I’ve seen is need for heat goes up a LOT in older houses when it gets that cold, and the heat pump without resistive heat performs a lot worse (like 2x+ worse). So it’s a noticeable combination
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by onphonenow 4y ago
The lie / part skipped is while they “work” to those temps, they don’t work well.
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by onphonenow 4y ago
The key issue is despite claims that cold doesn’t affect heat pumps it absolutely does. We have an old house. When very cold the heat pump struggles to put out enough heat. It works well enough, but something to be aware off - go bigger in
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by onphonenow 4y ago
Some cautions - noticeably lower heat output at cold temps. - install is important, many installs done get adequate ventilation- so cold air collects near unit. - high ceilings can be an issue, evaluate fans to bring heat down - gas is amaz
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by onphonenow 4y ago
I’ve been on paperwork side of health a small bit. 1) cash pay / direct / concierge Agreed - especially if employer plan not great. Some of these folks do house calls. I did this for a while 2) high income area Sadly agreed. Even
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by onphonenow 4y ago
That’s not true at all - in high compliance industries if the dependency has been validated and is working changing it brings risk.
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by onphonenow 4y ago
Does no one work in a business? Does no one work with science instruments purchased more than 5 years ago? Businesses have lots of useful dependencies that have not ported. If you are running a payroll system and it’s working, there is a re
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by onphonenow 4y ago
I like black and python 3 - but that’s pretty funny! In fairness black is opinionated on purpose - even if it understood u”” it’d remove it if it’s targeting 3 probably because it tries to reformat to one style. Amazing how long the ripples

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