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by paledot 3y ago
Except when it does, as in the case of status Indian people in Canada, who are exempt from sales tax. I'll take Falsehoods Programmers Believe About for 200.
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by paledot 3y ago
My understanding is that under the new rule all fees must be labelled, both real and made-up.
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by paledot 3y ago
I believe you are being sincere, which saddens me greatly. I hope one day you find your way to a community where the common good is celebrated rather than denigrated. I can only assume that it is a lack of experience that leads you to belie
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by paledot 3y ago
I disagree. SSO is something that big companies care about and early-stage startups and hobbyists don't. It's a super easy gate to generate revenue from the people who can afford to pay (and mindshare from the people who can'
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by paledot 3y ago
Nothing. It's a marketing gimmick to depress the used market. The only way they "expire" is if the regulations change, which does not happen often.
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by paledot 3y ago
Like I said, revisionism. Also known as a backronym. That's the entire joke.
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by paledot 3y ago
unlikely semantic revisionism
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by paledot 3y ago
Then why make that comment on an article about a crypto company in hot water?
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by paledot 3y ago
Restaurant owners around here seem acutely aware that they're grabbing 30% of their revenue and actively routing customers away from the restauranteurs' own sites. Yes, there is room for competition.
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by paledot 3y ago
Potential legal issues aside, I also give disclaimers like "I am not an entomologist" as a way of introducing myself as a fellow interested amateur and leaving room for an actual entomologist to come in and contradict me.
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by paledot 3y ago
Or say "I don't recall". That's a popular one with politicians.
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by paledot 3y ago
That's even worse. In that version, the crash is still planned but the conditions are not. If so, he's lucky he didn't kill anyone. It's very evident that he thought what he was doing (including covering up his offense)
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by paledot 3y ago
Or smartphone.
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by paledot 4y ago
Elastic Load Balancer is in fact an AWS product. I believe GCP's equivalent is called Cloud Load Balancing. Your point is valid and something I've felt many times as well (Route 53 means DNS somehow???), you just happened to choos
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by paledot 4y ago
Okay, but being able to work with other people is a job qualification like being able to code in Python. Not all jobs are Python jobs, but if you need a Python developer, you should hire someone who knows (or can learn) Python. As someone w
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by paledot 4y ago
Interesting. In the summary, it's not clear what qualifies as "compulsory health insurance": > Health care is financed through a mix of financing arrangements including government spending and compulsory health insurance (
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by paledot 4y ago
Yeah, but I can't disable it on your site.
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by paledot 4y ago
By my understanding, that's the most on health care . This includes private insurance premiums, which is why the "we like private because it's cheaper" argument doesn't hold water.
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by paledot 4y ago
You can do this with locked folders. https://support.google.com/photos/answer/10694388?hl=en
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by paledot 4y ago
On the contrary, that seems more likely to be understood by a non-technical audience than any amount of decompiler output. Doesn't replace the latter, but it certainly removes a reasonable doubt.
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by paledot 4y ago
Here I really don't understand why nobody open-sources their drivers when they end-of-life a product. I know some chips are covered by patent agreements blah blah, but that doesn't cover all cases. And part of a code base is bette
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by paledot 4y ago
I don't know what's going on, but I'm 1000% here for this Fight Club/Pinky and the Brain crossover. If it's your first time, narf!
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by paledot 4y ago
I (mis)interpreted the previous edit of your comment to be making exactly the opposite point.
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by paledot 4y ago
I've never seen that done in CSS either. Why? Because that's not what CSS is for.
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by paledot 4y ago
I mean, Facebook orginated as a platform for Zuckerberg and his frat bros to rate the attractiveness of female classmates without their knowledge or consent. It has always been toxic.
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by paledot 4y ago
To Elon Musk or to PR departments?
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by paledot 4y ago
I presume you read the article and are looking for a larger strategy beyond the "since we could, we did" offered therein. I don't know to what extent this is part of a high-level strategy rather than a clever idea by someone
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by paledot 4y ago
I'm not really sure how that's relevant.
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by paledot 4y ago
You're one of today's lucky ten thousand! https://gist.github.com/timvisee/fcda9bbdff88d45cc9061606b4b...
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by paledot 4y ago
Right. Imagine how badly you have to mess up your support lifetime to look bad next to Google . Yet Samsung manages it. Although Google does have a decent track record for device support lifetime, so long as you rely on a service that&#x27

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