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by ovao 9y ago
With recover(), yes.
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by ovao 9y ago
Although printing prices do vary quite a bit from one paper stock to another, these prices seem fairly reasonable to me. What would you say is a fair price point?
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by ovao 9y ago
To my knowledge it hasn’t been tried. It shouldn’t be too difficult to author a tool to do so, which could itself be made go-gettable. With this you’d avoid the mess of shipping an alternate build of the go tool and all that entails.
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by ovao 9y ago
Go doesn't specifically rely on GitHub, but it can pull in dependencies with a simplified URL that points to a git repository hosted on GitHub. This is possible because GitHub renders an HTML meta tag on project pages that the go too
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by ovao 9y ago
> I feel like there's better ways to solve that than "no internet for you, and internet you do have is Being Watched". What are those ways?
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by ovao 9y ago
Easy, inexpensive, lightweight and effective. With many things, you'd have to choose only between two or three of these attributes, but with water filtration, there are — practically speaking — no drawbacks. Given this, it's a tot
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by ovao 9y ago
The intellectual property in this case does not stand in the way of useful creation.
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by ovao 9y ago
Note that without the server also performing hashing, this is essentially equivalent to storing plain-text passwords.
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by ovao 9y ago
Is Amazon Key an option for you?
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by ovao 9y ago
Do you not use Prime Video at all? As someone who doesn't subscribe to Netflix, Hulu or any of the premium cable networks, I'm finding I get a pretty decent fill of entertainment with Prime Video alone.
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by ovao 9y ago
Not practically, no, since the approach is the same as setting the Referrer-Policy header to strict-origin-when-cross-origin. In most cases it can't be reliably deduced whether a visitor legitimately came from https://reddit
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by ovao 9y ago
And, frankly, the new language is doubleplusgood .
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by ovao 9y ago
Separating these concerns doesn’t strictly preclude (or at least needn’t strictly preclude) shipping a single, sub-megabyte binary. The “classic example” of this would be Quake — a single binary implements both a server and a client, which
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by ovao 9y ago
> And what makes you think that the only person coming through a store in the largest mall in the city of Houston is necessarily a Tesla shopper. I don’t. I said “Tesla storegoer”. If a person enters a mall in which there is a Tesla stor
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by ovao 9y ago
I’m surprised somewhat less by that and more by the fact that the staff isn’t doing a better job keeping them clean. After all, how dirty could a typical Tesla storegoer be? I can’t imagine the answer to that would be “very”.
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by ovao 9y ago
I think it’s fair enough to say that, from the perspective of community momentum and extension momentum, they’ve “won”, sure. It’s also fair to say that in many cases a user’s text editor doesn’t need quite that breadth of extensibility and
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by ovao 9y ago
Perhaps the moral of your story could be: a second opinion can be invaluable.
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by ovao 9y ago
Is it correct, though, that the checkout experience for users is a modal/overlay? And apart from the ability to display a custom logo, how customizeable is the design? (custom fonts, CSS, etc.)
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by ovao 9y ago
I believe part of your question was answered here[0]. In short: on this platform merchants have the ability to process a transaction that Bolt suggests is likely to be fraudulent (in effect ignoring the warning). In a general sense, all mer
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by ovao 9y ago
You're right. My thinking on that wasn't quite straight.
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by ovao 9y ago
The terms of service would (potentially) only apply to Hetzner, not to users of Hetzner's services.
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by ovao 9y ago
And applies only to this particular implementation. Anyone should be free to implement the flick time unit in any other language, or re-implement the flick time unit in C++.
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by ovao 9y ago
Is trying to derive a person’s preferences from tangentially-related data immoral, or does it only become immoral when it’s done in an attempt to sell a product?
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by ovao 9y ago
If you're on a budget, Apple still offers a revamped iPhone 5S as the iPhone SE, which starts at $349 off-contract. Despite being a pretty low-end phone, that's not a low-end smartphone price point by any measure, but it's ce
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by ovao 9y ago
Why did you purchase a phone with an OS provided by what you believe to be a deeply unethical company?
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by ovao 9y ago
The problem with the by-the-ballot approach is that, if voters had reasonably considered that acts of eminent domain might be or would be pursued to complete the project, there is at least some reasonable likelihood that it would not have r
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by ovao 9y ago
Walmart has said that the bonuses will cost $400M, so that's not $2.3B going into the economy. Only some employees are eligible for a $1,000 bonus: some will receive between $200 and $1,000, and employees who earned less than $11/
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by ovao 9y ago
It's not clear to me how you arrived so quickly to the conclusion that these obstacles are a consequence of "money-appeasing corrupt landowners trying to hit the jackpot". While it's possible that's the case, it&#x2
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by ovao 9y ago
Raises are likely to be more useful to employees than bonuses, particularly over the long term. These bonuses don’t preclude the possibility of more bonuses down the road, however. It’s unclear at this point exactly how things are going to
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by ovao 9y ago
If you follow this rabbit hole deep enough, you invariably wind up right back at the beginning. The people who buy stuff and create demand for said stuff typically work for someone else, and that someone enables that person to buy said stuf

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