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4y ago
I get deliverability issues when sending from Protonmail
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That's sort of how Gmail does work in my experience. Once there is evidence of an account replying to email from a "less reputable" domain / IP, they tend to let all follow-up correspondence through. The problem is that
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4y ago
You can also use example.com. I find that easier to remember.
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It's by design to make flame wars harder to sustain
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They are until they aren't. Or you add latency into the mix. I've seen far too many N+1 problems, quadratic loops and full table scans to believe that computers are fast enough such that understanding data structures and algorithm
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4y ago
You just re-invented the virus
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4y ago
Any large purchase will likely push the price up
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The latter. The Coinbase fees would have to be a lot higher (and variable) if there was one wallet per customer.
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Unless they recently purchased and ended up in negative equity
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They are still usually made in China, possibly by the same factory who makes the Walmart ones. The difference is usually in the compromises that were made to achieve the target margin.
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4y ago
Most young people in HK primarily use Signal now.
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Probably https://mastodon.technology
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4y ago
I've always wondered if that salmon sushi in Sushi Express is actually salmon or rainbow trout
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4y ago
The volunteers are usually half day corporate team building events. The company pays a fee and the staff provide "voluntary service", photos are then taken and shared on social media.
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4y ago
Isn't Cloud Formation more like Terraform? k8s pretty much abstracts the whole cloud platform and makes it deployable anywhere (theoretically). Although practically there's usually lock-in to some managed services.
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4y ago
In many large Asian cities the average person has little space to store food and often no cooking appliances and minimal fridge space, this is especially true of younger people who are stuck in the rent trap and spending US$1k+/month o
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4y ago
He means tremendous financial potential under his leadership.
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If the hostile takeover fails the price will tank before he exits.
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5y ago
It's open source and can be forked by anyone
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5y ago
A typical password manager is BitWarden or LastPass which is on the cloud and only requires your master password.
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5y ago
There is an easy excuse: time. Most people have better things to do than fiddle around with setting up a blog. The setting up process provides minimal value to most people.
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5y ago
This is easier than setting up a Hugo blog and for many I am sure that's worth $9/year. If I wasn't already self-hosting ghost I would probably use this service.
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5y ago
The UX is better than WhatsApp and Signal but the security is worse. Facebook has your metadata but Telegram has everything
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I don't know if that is the answer either. I live in a society where kids are duty bound to provide care for their parents and grandparents as they age. The result is many single people pushing into their thirties who never got to live
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5y ago
According to a follow-up article by the same news outlet this tweet is the correct explanation. I'm not going to make judgement because I don't have enough information to decide either way https://www.cp24.com/mobi
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5y ago
These things are tourist attractions. People who reside in a place don't usually habitually visit tourist attractions.
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Where I live, Hong Kong, simultaneously has the highest meat consumption in the world and the highest life expectancy.
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Not really. There is inequality in the world but pretty much universally we have a better standard of living than 100 years ago. Suggested reading: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Better_Angels_of_Our_Nat...
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Death and calamity has been the theme of the whole of history. We're still generally in a much better situation than 100 years ago, even better than 200 and so on.
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5y ago
The Digital Yuan is a digital currency but not a cryptocurrency. It works similarly to a bank account except instead of having an account with the bank, you have one directly with the government, although currently all e-RMB accounts are at
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