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571.
by pbreit 6y ago
I’m wondering if “remotes” might opt for WeWorks?
572.
by pbreit 6y ago
What are the property names? I recall "Kijiji" perhaps in Canada. Are there others?
573.
by pbreit 6y ago
I don't care for it. But might not be target audience.
574.
by pbreit 6y ago
Correct. Apple is providing a consistent customer experience for enrolling, free trialing, auto-billing and canceling.
575.
by pbreit 6y ago
Right. I think Apple's intent is the opposite of what the developer is suggesting. Apple is conditioning customers to manage subscriptions, including easy cancelation, in app store.
576.
by pbreit 6y ago
This Wired article goes into more detail. Stranger than fiction. https://www.wired.com/story/ebay-employees-charged-cyberstal...
577.
by pbreit 6y ago
The problem I see in trying to understand REST is that everyone is always trying to explain what it is whereas simply SHOWING what it is would seem so much easier and effective. Show me a REST API! Better, take a popular API and show me how
578.
by pbreit 6y ago
It was kind of interesting at first when the answers were good and there were some "celeb" participants. But seems pretty stale now with lots of lead gen answers. They claim huge traffic numbers which could be possible given the p
579.
by pbreit 6y ago
Still wrong behavior. There's no way a standalone domain name should go elsewhere.
580.
by pbreit 6y ago
Me, too. Absolutely should not happen. Will give the benefit of the doubt that it's a glitch. Still unacceptable, certainly for a .com.
581.
by pbreit 6y ago
He did, in a way, just on a much larger scale. First Tesla was a low volume Lotus with an electric engine. First SpaceX was a small single booster rocket launching from the Pacific Islands.
582.
by pbreit 6y ago
"and cancer screening"
583.
by pbreit 6y ago
Has anyone ever built a decent app with a tool like this?
584.
by pbreit 6y ago
Wow. I don't get it. It's still very similar just a bit worse all the way around.
585.
by pbreit 6y ago
And around 110,000 from other causes.
586.
by pbreit 6y ago
There have been 10 million confirmed cases and probably 10x that many infections with very few reports of longer term adverse impacts.
587.
by pbreit 6y ago
The obsession with total cases is maddening. First, they are driven significantly by amount of testing. Secondly, whether they lead to complications is significantly impacted by age and health. The recent article routinely fail to acknowled
588.
by pbreit 6y ago
Can someone explain the value/purpose of docker to someone who (easily) deploys regular apps to a Digital Ocean droplet?
589.
by pbreit 6y ago
PG&E, twice.
590.
by pbreit 6y ago
Is that restating what I wrote?
591.
by pbreit 6y ago
Teslas are designed to perform better (and EPA is designed to evaluate) NOT on freeways (ie, where most people drive)(mainly due to very good regenerative braking).
592.
by pbreit 6y ago
It's common for equity to maintain some value coming out of bankruptcy.
593.
by pbreit 6y ago
If the company knows stock purchasers are making a bad decision it would be obvious negligence.
594.
by pbreit 6y ago
That's not really how it works. You cannot do an equity offering if you believe there is a good chance the value goes to zero. And the "obligations" are merely a starting point in negotiations. A strong starting point, for su
595.
by pbreit 6y ago
Because the vast majority do not understand what they are getting into.
596.
by pbreit 6y ago
Equity going to 0 is not a foregone conclusion in bankruptcies and there will be plenty of room for lawsuits if equity holders are wiped out.
597.
by pbreit 6y ago
But they are doing an equity offering? Got it.
598.
by pbreit 6y ago
There will be plenty of (legitimate) lawsuits if equity holders take a loss here.
599.
by pbreit 6y ago
Is it available?
600.
by pbreit 6y ago
I thought this $120 tablet + keyboard looked interesting but wondering if 2GB of RAM is going to cut it? https://store.pine64.org/?product=pinetab-10-1-linux-tablet-...

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