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by reustle 5y ago
From my memory, Turntable was the predecessor to Plug.dj. Plug got big once Turntable shut down. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=JP&q=t...
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by reustle 5y ago
> Launched the Android app two months late. I would argue more like 5-7 months late. I heard the Clubhouse hype back in Aug / Sept, and the peak according to Google Trends was at the beginning of February. Their ultra exclusive mark
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by reustle 6y ago
I used it for many years as a "digital nomad" and it never let me down. Totally reasonable speeds in most countries. The biggest pain was not being able to modify my account in any way without being in the US.
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by reustle 6y ago
The new owner of Opera is a Chinese company. If they want to implement their own email project with the same name, I'm sure they've got a few strong requirements that fastmail wouldn't want to comply with.
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by reustle 6y ago
I find it amusing that they call their wired headphones "Modern USB Headset" while it uses a USB Type-A port, which was released 24 years ago.
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by reustle 6y ago
Getting a 502 error https://web.archive.org/web/20210406074552/https://robertche...
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by reustle 6y ago
30 years on and they're still using images for basic text content, making it impossible for text translators and screen readers. どうして？
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by reustle 6y ago
Here's an article from 2017 with a bit more information on the local industry and surrounding issues. https://www.sarasotamagazine.com/news-and-profiles/2017/04/f...
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by reustle 6y ago
Where is someone supposed to get a Russian address?
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by reustle 6y ago
How about building a service similar to unsubscribe.me which you give permission to log into each of these accounts every week or so and make sure all of these settings are always kept disabled? Would you pay $20/year for something lik
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by reustle 6y ago
iOS only again. Android users can’t catch a break.
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by reustle 6y ago
It feels weird that I pay some small SaaS products more than this. You'd think slinging a few hundred satellites into space would be a more difficult / expensive endeavor.
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by reustle 6y ago
It is worth noting that most of this posters submissions have been flagged as spam, as it is usually posts about this site.
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by reustle 6y ago
Link for the curious https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26083919
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by reustle 6y ago
Thank you, according to https://coder.com/pricing > No. Coder Enterprise is not SaaS. It is software that you must deploy and run it on your own infrastructure, either a public or private cloud. That's unfortunate.
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by reustle 6y ago
This is fabulous. I remember something similar 2 or 3 years ago where you could "log in with github" and create commits using VS Code in the browser. Does anyone remember the name? Is it still alive? Iirc it was a very simple name
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by reustle 6y ago
I'm sure it is a difficult decision for some, looking at such a big number on the offer letter. I also like that their other submission here is: "Ask HN: What Comes After Democracy?"
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by reustle 6y ago
Non-AMP URL: https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/highly-short...
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by reustle 6y ago
The developer indeed looks pretty shady. Weird screenshot security certificates and knockoff drop-shipped electronics, on top of their plethora of browser extensions and desktop apps. They seem to be based in Portugal. https://ww
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by reustle 6y ago
> will only take you so far Sure, and that distance is far enough for 95% of developers these days. If they feel the need to go even further, they could learn C at a later time. No need to scare possible developers away right off the bat
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by reustle 6y ago
From my few years of experience here in Tokyo, what I feel is that an obsession about something here (being an otaku) doesn't have a negative connotation in most cases, whereas in the US, being a "fanatic" is generally not us
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by reustle 6y ago
For the curious: https://jisho.org/search/%E5%A7%A6
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by reustle 6y ago
While I agree with you entirely, I'm very curious about this part "we live in the safest, wealthiest and longest life expectancy era in human history inspite of a global pandemic" Data may show this, but what about "happ
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by reustle 6y ago
Even setting a `title="RIP Tony Hsieh"` on that <td> would probably be sufficient.
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by reustle 6y ago
I've been on two 13+ hour flights this year and both times the plane was nearly empty. 20-30 people for an entire dreamliner. We each had about 4-6 rows in between us, and of course everyone was laying down to sleep. I sure hope they d
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by reustle 6y ago
Looking at this video, it seems to be sheet metal https://www.instagram.com/p/CH_iU8JgeIr/
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by reustle 6y ago
Congrats on passing, by the way. Nice work.
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by reustle 6y ago
Sounds like we just need to push for an "uptime" checkbox, where uptime means tests can be taken.
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by reustle 6y ago
One of Notions worst features is their "automatically created account" nonsense. Sometimes I attempt to log in with the wrong email, and all of a sudden I have a new notion account, and need to fumble my way through the 'gett
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by reustle 6y ago
Are there any large community run status dashboards? Seems like it is something that we can't trust companies to be honest about (due to SLAs).

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