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by sbr464 7y ago
I’ve heard from some restaurants that the main reason for not supporting delivery companies is the large # of chargebacks. I’d be curious to confirm.
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by sbr464 7y ago
Thank You, seeding.
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by sbr464 7y ago
I’m currently working on a lib that allows choosing the best implementation of a method based on the current browser/os. Performance varies wildly for basic coding decisions across platforms. Especially diff combinations of browser +
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by sbr464 7y ago
Comcast in the US (idk ++millions of users) by default enables a 2nd WiFi network that is open to all of their subscribers. Is convenient, amusing, and annoying, depending on perspective.
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by sbr464 7y ago
I’ve traveled around the world and have seen how insane the differences are with Netflix experiences. It’s interesting though, you can almost see how they struggle with licensing issues mainly, while from a consumer’s perspective it seems l
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by sbr464 7y ago
Awesome content, just noticed this on the main page, maybe add: {!userSubscribed && showBigFullPageForm} Also, how do you view details or scrub playback position?
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by sbr464 7y ago
Sorry, I have to (insert lol emoji) a little. While I totally understand your point, GMunk is an insane artist, especially his artwork over the last 1.5 decades. Things move exponentially faster each year. I think large enterprise budgets (
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by sbr464 7y ago
I completely agree. I only mentioned because the article included providers that don’t include the same level of ecosystem benefits, which seems slightly unfair (from a CTO/board decision perspective). I think including a baseline colo
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by sbr464 7y ago
I think this argument/comparison warrants including the pricing of purchasing a hands on rack from a data center directly. A full 1Gbps up/down cost about $200/mo, plus ~$150/mo for the managed fiber run. A full locked r
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by sbr464 7y ago
Reminds me of the opening of Mean Streets (1973, Martin Scorsese), — Come on, hurry up with that shit, huh? What's this, more shit? No, that ain't shit. That's a German lens. I've got two shipments of those. That's
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by sbr464 7y ago
Yep, we also used to have thousands of machines under management (across different clients), I always loved logmein, but moved to teamviewer for pricing reasons. For example, in $: 0 > 1,500 > 3,000 > 5,000 > 8,000 > 12,000 &
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by sbr464 7y ago
I use bartender, it's worked great. Will check this one out also. Hard to go back to clutter after using tools like these. https://www.macbartender.com/
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by sbr464 7y ago
One thing to watch out for currently are memory leaks that retain previous state even if unmounted and/or unrelated. I’ve seen several bugs especially with useRef/memo, and animation related hooks, or hooks that combine several to
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by sbr464 7y ago
I’m a huge fan of the artist NCS. (Noise cancelling silence). I haven’t listened to a song while working in several years, but do wear a pair of the latest Sony cans. I used to listen to similar content, soundtracks, etc, but found silence
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by sbr464 7y ago
It’s actually not that straightforward. A library could bundle their dependencies as part of their own build step/publish. They would appear to have zero/less dependencies, but really they just bundled them.
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by sbr464 7y ago
I see a lot of people accessing a map/dictionary using the “for (key in)” pattern, not realizing they are inheriting any method/prototype names along with their basic dictionary they’ve defined. Using Object.create(null) is an eas
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by sbr464 7y ago
It’s not. The null version won’t have methods like hasOwnProperty etc. If it wasn’t clear, i was mentioning 2 ways of initializing, not that you should reassign immediately.
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by sbr464 7y ago
one thing to note: for (key in obj) // do It’s better to use the first method below (when initializing): obj = Object.create(null) obj = {} So you don’t inherit random keys from the chain, unless you intend to. Or
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by sbr464 7y ago
I used to agree, but I find Sony is slightly better now. I only use silently for noise cancellation when working, no music/flights. My main gripe is that they power off after time if not connnected to a Bluetooth source, but there’s p
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by sbr464 7y ago
I find that any major service pack install inadvertently resets preferences around defender/other settings. I’m not a daily windows user currently, but i definetly don’t appreciate opening a laptop after a month in 2019 and it being u
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by sbr464 7y ago
Accepting ACH payments on larger client invoices (30-100k+) for a few dollars is why we use them at one company.
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by sbr464 7y ago
You can use a Black Magic Design Web Presenter which allows connecting 2 pro camera/lens setups via HDMI/SDI, and XLR mic inputs. It shows up as a USB webcam like normal. https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products&#
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by sbr464 7y ago
BrowserFS has a few different APIs integrated. Not the lightest library though. https://github.com/jvilk/BrowserFS/blob/master/README.md
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by sbr464 7y ago
Ahh, yep, thx
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by sbr464 7y ago
That’s the most comment emoji reactions I’ve ever seen. I digress.
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by sbr464 7y ago
This reminds me of the Blockbuster video/Netflix gloves off battle, similar commentary. Hopefully Disney has more sucess than the current TGI Friday’s CEO who was on the wrong side of the fight. It’s good reading if you aren’t familiar
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by sbr464 7y ago
Over time, The inadvertent social media/twitter & slack posts made by this are quite hilarious.
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by sbr464 7y ago
Nice post! Surprised to not see httpie mentioned.
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by sbr464 7y ago
You can hold down any key not just the space bar. Just press down anywhere (besides caps/options/emoji etc)
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by sbr464 7y ago
What I found crazy, was Xcode disappears from the App Store altogether when searching from High Sierra. It took me several searches to realize that they hid it.

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