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sieabahlpark
4y ago
Good riddance to those employees who walked out.
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sieabahlpark
4y ago
Just provide an Aws IAM type interface and everyone would be happy. Also don't charge for it, because that just states your systems literally were not designed with authorization in mind.
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4y ago
People are butt hurt that SNS doesn't allow the "subscribe" portion. A webhook is a push action. They forget SQS exists...
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sieabahlpark
4y ago
Sounds like a SQS if you want to subscribe. SNS is for push notifications?
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4y ago
The guardian sells tabloid-esque stories in order to enrage the people who can't get jobs. It gives them a reason to point to the company as the problem not the individual.
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4y ago
Now you can subject yourself to terrible billing from Atlassian
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4y ago
The EU isn't democratic in the first place. Partly is the reason why it needs to go away.
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4y ago
You could just stream the updates to the cli. You'd have to be okay with using a command that handles pushing for you.
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4y ago
Well it'd be gone anyway, I'd just use one of my other emails.
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4y ago
Your assumption that everyone is so stupid that they automatically believe everything is actually quite racist and authoritarian. You assume people can't think for themselves in any capacity so you need to protect them. That's an
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4y ago
Just sounds like a way to launder money out of the school systems.
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It's a shame Docker's TOS change killed its usage outright in smaller companies who can't afford the per-seat license.
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4y ago
Simulations will always be simulations as we will always fail to capture the sheer amount of data involved in climate.
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4y ago
Anything that kills the copyright law industry is a win for literally everyone.
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4y ago
It's sad that this is a joke in the first place?
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4y ago
Not if it was literally covered up systemically at each warehouse where the issues lie? They're not omniscient.
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4y ago
Wow, a Mac and ios exclusive app that I can't use on my android or Windows machine! So incredibly useful to me since I don't own a Mac at all, nor any iphone. Perhaps if you considered that people use other operating systems you&#
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4y ago
How about we as a society understand that not everything written is worth paying for? People need to treat open source as contributing openly to society with no expectation of return. Conversely there is no guarantee the maintainer has to l
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4y ago
Everything is easier to use with rest because it's so simple it works with curl trivially.
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4y ago
The issue they had is being part of the advertisement, not that the bot did the work. Everyone is out for notoriety and street cred instead of just doing good for the community.
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4y ago
Any censorship is disgusting and should be rejected. Regardless of context. Disagreement with that means you're a threat to democracy, period.
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4y ago
It'd almost be like every single website has those problems in the first place. Do you suddenly think he's going to turn off the csam filter? Those people would still be banned because csam content isn't free speech.
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4y ago
There's a handy verge article that explains how to deactivate and stop participating in Twitter. You're more than capable of achieving that yourself.
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4y ago
He seems to understand how to run a few successful companies at this point. So I think your fears are unfounded.
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4y ago
Doesn't seem like the rest of the world's universal healthcare did any better than ours? You have farfetched dreams that government run anything would somehow be not shit. You'd hardly get any coverage and I doubt the deducti
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4y ago
Perhaps you would find most plumbers wouldn't live in a city with a rent of 1.2k/mo? Is that really all your definitive "false" relies on? Hell I know tradesmen that make well over that and live in more rural areas.
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4y ago
Cool it marx. This just comes off as an angst ridden teenager throwing up his hands shouting "I give up!". Rather than evaluating what careers can get them where they want to be.
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4y ago
Wow the world's manufacturing plant wonders what it can get out of having Russia be an exclusive customer. No way that can't backfire on the US! I swear a lot of arguments completely ignore how willing China is to put down the Wes
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It has so much you barely mentioned any of them! What a low effort attempt at shilling for Firefox. Mozilla doesn't care about your privacy or security.
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I think complaining about wokeness with "Cuties" is completely reasonable reason to cancel. A few people I know cancelled. I also know once they start cracking down on password sharing they will also cancel. Don't sugar coat
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