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2y ago
"Internet is a little flaky today. Probably a bird perching on the fiber."
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>After his death John’s third wife Maria Elizabeth (neé Last) (1811-99), a teacher by profession, was denied a widow’s pension so lobbied to take over the manual distribution to provide an income for herself and their baby daughter Eliza
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2y ago
Speaking of baffling features missing: The only thing I genuinely care about is some kind of a "raise hand" button in VoIP to indicate you have something to say while someone is talking. (emotes don't show user name if you
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Ah, got it. Yep, I was thinking in terms of reddit as well. Thanks for the clarification. :)
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I might be missing something here: What sidebar are you talking about? I don't know if one of my extensions is blocking something native to HN or what. I don't see anything describing rules, aside from the guideline bit along the
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2y ago
Ah, nice. Thanks for the clarification! Really looking forward to the future of this system. :)
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It's a neat idea and I'd like to see how this evolves over time! Keep up the great work!! :) I do have notes/feedback based off of what I see in the demo site: # SLA The SLA stuff under the Admin panel needs to be way, way
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Any update on this? I am not directly impacted, but am unsure about others in my company. Assuming that they may be: * Any specifics on the (potential) impact for affected users? * What they should do to get it removed? Edit: There does see
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I was actually expecting to see data that would refute the initial claim in the reverse! The outcome was not at all what I was expecting. The assumption that I had made was, "More foot traffic = more customers = more reviews = higher o
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2y ago
Fascinating. I think there was a fair amount of snark on both sides, but I do think some good points were raised by both, as well. 1) To DigiCert's point: If certs need an emergency revocation but it will impact a service which say:
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2y ago
Sorry, I may be missing something. Can you please clarify: >you often see people getting fines for torrenting >fines for using [...] are a lot more rare Are you saying something kind of like, "When you torrent, you are also
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2y ago
Could you dumb this down a bit (a lot) for dimmer readers, like myself? The way I am understanding the problem you are getting at is something like: > The way person_1 in 1850 wrote a lowercase letter "l" will look consistently
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2y ago
I don't wish to speak out of turn, but it doesn't look like this project has been active for about 1 year. I checked GitHub and the last update was in Feb 2024. Their last post to X was 25 OCT 2023. :(
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If I recall, there's also a waitlist for those who want to even be eligible to pay the fee to join Club 33. I would imagine it to be similar sitting in 1st Class on an airplane. Your accommodations within that area are nicer relative
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If I remember correctly, the Office 365 Copilot thing is more of an upsell rather than an upcharge. Basically, if you didn't want to pay more, you would initiate the cancellation process, and during that you could "downgrade&quo
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> For summaries and note-taking specifically, I feel they're solving the wrong problem: it's not that I have all this information that I really want to go through, but it's that I have too much information and it's be
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I seem to recall some online lawyer saying that much of what's actually described in EULAs isn't strictly enforceable, simply because it is mentioned. For example, a EULA might have buried in it that by agreeing, you will become t
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I think I fall very much into the "beginner of beginner stages" of understanding programming. It sounds like then, if I want to avoid that "cargo cult" mindset, then a structured flow of: education -> learning -> d
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If nothing else, I was a little surprised they didn't (or at least didn't mention) having a fail over plan in place already. Seems like "Prepare for the worst, hope for the best" would have been the logical game plan.
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1. It would be nice if there was a short video, gif, or webm showing TubePen working. I see the image examples and they are nice, but seeing it "in motion" would be a nice reassurance before signing up. 2. I use brave browser on m
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If it makes easier to describe which are the low end, and which are the high end, that's fine, I guess? I just hate when terms get shoved together like that..."pro max"? What's the next flagship going to be? "Pro Ma
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Thank you kindly for the recommendation! It's much appreciated. I look forward to using that along with --rate to lower the requests themselves, since --limit-rate is for the average speed, not necessarily the max speed. If you don
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I certainly did consider it, and even told them as much. Ultimately though, I tried to imagine what it would feel like if I asked a friend to do something to my car, he agreed, then did something completely different because "it's
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It just seems like a product that is aimed explicitly at places like call centers, where employees are expected to universally have apps 1-3 only. I find that setup pretty gross, but it makes sense from an IT Management perspective. I didn&
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I'm just beginning to learn about curl and wget. Can anyone recommend similar resources to this one that emphasize politeness? For example, I'd like to grab quite a few books from archive.org, but want to use their torrent option,
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For some, I think it's a bit more fundamental than that. I'll give an example of a conversation with a family member, who bought a used computer a few months ago and claimed it was "broken" (they didn't know where t
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Glad to hear it! I'm interested to know, though: How rigid would you say the frame is for Frameworks? Do you feel any flex at all when typing? Screen shake? Over time, some of the laptops I've tried (cheap and expensive, many diff
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Ah, thanks. That was one of my lesser guesses, but it's always hard to tell. I try not to assume swearing if I'm not 100% sure.
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Interested to know: Was there any specific reason you were interested in getting one? I know it's kind of either love or hate with Tesla/Cybertruck online - I try and stay out of it. I just never quite understood the appeal; I saw
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I must be dense, what is TFA? I thought it was the blogger, but it looks like his name is Terence Eden. I feel like I'm missing something obvious.
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