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"Maybe people don't want to bring children into a world that will be worse off in many ways than the one they grew up in?" Objective measurements show that the world better off than it was and still improving. [0] [0] https:
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Is this older than the Book of Kells or is the fact that it is so well intact the remarkable thing?
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The $12.6 billion number was stated by government officials and is cited in the Dallas News article[0] linked on that page. "County Commissioner Duncan Webb told business leaders at a forum Wednesday that the county will need $13 billi
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8y ago
Fastmail has a photos/files/website feature so it isn't just email. I use G suite now for my side business and I've never used any of the features besides email since I have Office on my machine.
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FastMail is more than just email. They include a drive like feature with the ability to make a basic website. I use G Suite for my side business and while it seems like a great deal because you get all these other apps, in practice, I have
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8y ago
The Fastmail pricing tiers are $3, $5, and $9 per month which is $36, $60, and $108 per year respectively. If you look at their primary competition their prices are on par or slightly better. Here is a sampling... Google G Suite: $5, $10,
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8y ago
Fastmail is on par or cheaper than Google's equivalent G Suite email service to business.
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8y ago
On mine I see the new icon but when I click on the menu that pops up has a "sign in to Chrome" button that you can click. I wonder if it hasn't signed me in yet because my Gmail cookie hasn't expired and so I haven'
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8y ago
Low cost high wattage 12 Volt power supplies. I make adapters that let you recycle old server PSU's that otherwise have zero value because of their proprietary connectors. It primarily has applications in Crypto Currency mining. The
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Would be interesting if there was a thing to match people with marketing skills with people who have side projects that need better marketing on a cut of the revenue generated basis. I have this problem myself. I've got a product that
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8y ago
I think his point is that if the existing service has a free plan then it is going to be hard to undercut them on price. Dropbox and Robinhood want to dominate the market. OP's advice is for making a couple hundred bucks a month on th
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This is a blast from the past. The assembly programming homework assignments in my undergrad computer architecture class had to be written to run in this simulator.
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How is it different than what happens now except for the fact the the benefactors of the current system are a relatively small group of banks vs a common citizen? Seems to me that a system that benefited everyone would be more politically
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There will never be a shortage of companies looking to hire you on the cheap. I'd try Google for a couple years.
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The point of the hardware token is that the credential never touches the PC. Putting a private key in local storage is no better than a user name and password because it leaves it open to theft. The most common problem that an everyday us
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The user usually has the option to require a pin be supplied to unlock the hardware token. The advantage to certificates on a hardware token is that they can't be stolen remotely unlike a user name and password which can be compromise
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A logout button could work the same way as with usernames and passwords. Sure you could use the cert to reauth the user with every page load but you could also use a traditional login page you just replace the user / password entry wi
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8y ago
Wouldn't be surprised if it was related to their new Titan Security Keys. They are advertised as 2-factor authentication devices but they almost certainly have the ability to act as a certificate store. If you have a CA you can start
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The guy in that video is using a BCS walk behind tractor which costs ~$3,400 brand new [0]. That's a much different capital cost requirement than someone who needs a $50k+ tractor to farm 300 acres. He is also doing a bunch of other
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Anyone know if any of their drinks contain snake-oil?
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They are subsidiary of NiSource Inc. (NYSE:NI) a huge publicly traded utility. First time I've ever heard of something of this scale that I can remember. Gas explosions aren't unheard of but so many in a small area is perhaps un
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Is the reason this matters to these companies because of the built-in search providers and the money that comes from guiding users to a particular search engine through those defaults?
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Yes, I and, I assumed the OP was talking about America since the statement that there aren't any leftist extremist groups is obviously untrue if you look at it from a world wide perceptive. That section on Wikipedia absolutely lists t
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When you are talking about small ones like this a common reason I don't see mentioned here is peripheral flexibility. A processor is going to come with a fixed set of peripherals what happens if you need 10 UARTs but the processor only
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Found it, the Google project was called Radish there was a write-up about it in 2008 https://developers.google.com/gdata/articles/radish
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https://www.visionect.com/blog/digital-signage-how-we-built-... Google also did something like this but I can't find that write up.
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With the exception of photos delete it all and don't worry about it. A cluttered digital life is no better than a cluttered physical one.
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Yes, one of the many reasons it is totally impractical.
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If you were allowed to sue polluters for damages to your property is a common example I've seen. So for example you notice your building is being blackened and sue the coal fired plant down the street for the cleaning fees to restore
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