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Adobe, Figma to terminate $20B deal(theverge.com)
19 points by oogali 3y ago|0 comments
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by oogali 3y ago
Not necessarily defending them, but taxes vary depending on state, county, city, and/or taxing district, against a matrix of what type of service is being sold and what revenue limits, if any. Then add another level as you're not
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by oogali 3y ago
It varies city-to-city, ISP-to-ISP. When I lived in NYC, I paid $65/month for 200Mbps down, 20Mbps up (Spectrum). I moved 50 miles south into NJ and I now pay $99/month for 1Gbps down, 1Gbps up (Verizon). An acquaintance lives in
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by oogali 3y ago
In the US, the national electrical code (NEC) has been updated to mandate an externally available power shutoff at all new construction (or extensive renovation) regardless if solar is present or not. This is not the source document, but a
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by oogali 3y ago
My guess is the telecom vendor your school selected told your school’s IT and purchasing teams that their new phone lines cannot handle modem connections, so they would be obligated to buy a separate IP connectivity service from the same ve
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by oogali 3y ago
To shine a little more light, what you're referring to is called a minimum advertised price policy, or MAPP. And as you've stated, it's done by anyone who publishes a MSRP. https://www.deltafaucet.com/for-prof
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by oogali 3y ago
If you have a water dispenser (through a refrigerator), do you fill and dump two glasses before getting yourself a glass of water to consume?
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by oogali 3y ago
I didn't realize that was the source video for this other video I periodically watch ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uY8ENJK0hvM ). TIL.
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by oogali 3y ago
I have an Embody chair but no such issues with my 27" monitors.
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by oogali 3y ago
The grade is based on sanitary conditions and equipment, not the identity of the person making your sandwich.
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by oogali 3y ago
Maybe the connected division was one of many potentially decimated by the voluntary buyouts? https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/general-mot...
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by oogali 3y ago
So, in the old days, if you fall asleep in front of the TV you might have some weird infomercial-fueled dreams. But they’re purged when you wake up. Now, if you fall asleep in front of your phone screen, it takes days or weeks to shake out
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by oogali 4y ago
If you’re open to fielding some questions about the area (and its academics), can you drop me a line at gmail using my username?
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by oogali 4y ago
Your average mortgage broker does not care about the name of the company on the check beyond conversation. The Fannie Mae underwriting manual and software[1] they use makes no mention of company prestige, age, etc. Simply, is there consiste
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by oogali 4y ago
That's somewhat similar to what happened in the US during the initial timeframe of DSL. Regional Bell says your DSL is $60-120/month. Your local ISP buys a circuit to a DSL aggregator (Covad, Northpoint, Rhythms, etc) and starts o
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by oogali 4y ago
This is not an aggregator. The bottom of the article states that this is the original source. The previous poster meant “reporting” not reposting as you interpreted.
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by oogali 4y ago
It's about $500-1,000. Coming in via an ambulance doesn't trigger some sort of re-prioritzation, if you're not suffering from something that is immediately life threatening. In most NYC hospitals, you will end up in a seconda
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by oogali 4y ago
I've waited hours in NYC. I've waited less than an hour in New Jersey and Connecticut. When I still lived in NYC, I resolved that if I needed a hospital but I wasn't in extremely bad shape, I would drive an hour into an adjac
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by oogali 4y ago
If you're just looking for field names (keys), what's wrong with map[string]interface{}? Maybe I'm missing some key context, but I've never reached for reflection in the scenario you've described.
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by oogali 4y ago
No, my Jira administrator has made the body a required field.
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Poll: Writing an Issue, Title and Body?
2 points by oogali 4y ago|0 comments
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by oogali 4y ago
Yes, the title contains enough information to communicate with my team.
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by oogali 4y ago
Yes, with an asterisk: the body only contains whitespace or "(created via Slack)".
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by oogali 4y ago
No, I need a few lines to provide context or otherwise communicate.
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by oogali 4y ago
I found this[1] explainer of what qualified immunity protects and doesn’t protect. 1: https://grahamfactor.substack.com/p/what-qualified-immunity-...
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by oogali 4y ago
It’s stated in https://www.crunchydata.com/developers/terms-of-use Which is linked to from https://hub.docker.com/r/crunchydata/crunchy-postgres
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by oogali 4y ago
Yes, but those 30 minute ads actually had content and you could enjoy them without the toy in hand. I briefly let my son watch YouTube Kids and soon his stream was endless unboxing videos or weird knockoff cartoons with no words. I’d gladly
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Summary of US DOJ’s anti-trust lawsuit against Google(twitter.com)
1 points by oogali 4y ago|1 comments
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by oogali 4y ago
It's a connection to the real life story of the test subject used for image processing. The image is banned from use in certain scientific journals, and the subject herself has asked people to stop. But given its digital nature... it c
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by oogali 4y ago
It's not just that a system built in MS Access facing scale concerns needs a rewrite from an engineer's perspective. It's that the business will also accept that it needs a rewrite. As opposed to the current status quo wher

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