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10y ago
United screwed up by not having a decent incentive system in place to avoid deplaning people. People have presented many options, including taking a ballpark figure on checkin, or whilst on the airplance a speaker announcement anyone to tra
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10y ago
Agreed. These people are essentially bullies acting from their ivory tower of unchallengable beliefs and morals. Their non-sense such as "he holds views that are in opposition with the values of the Drupal project." actually do mo
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10y ago
Aside from the DDOS incidents Linode is generally very solid in connectivity department, but their communication skills when things go wrong leaves a lot of be desired - often their status page is 20+ minutes behind and has omissions. The w
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10y ago
Interchange fees dont go directly to bank providing the card afaik. Visa/Mastercard network take a cut, I recall reading 0.25% on CC in Europe? Then the merchant bank takes a cut (merchant services and shouldering last man standing cha
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10y ago
Oh sweet "Server scripts run on Apps Script. They can access databases directly and use Apps Script APIs like calendar, email, and more.".. This could be very interesting
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10y ago
It is possible extensibility will be via Google Apps Script, about as close to "freeform" code one can get in a sandbox. Google have successfully implemented Apps Script in a number of G Suite products so I would be optimistic abo
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10y ago
This isn't a ban by Qatar Airways. They are highly opposed to the ban. And on the water ban enforced at the airport (and sometimes the gate), Qatar Airways doesn't charge for beverages (including alcohol), they'll happily giv
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10y ago
Depends where I guess, certainly in Asia fast-running meters are not uncommon. To say a taxi meter is secure is like doing javascript client-side validation and no server-side whilst disabling right click. And approved by who? Vetted crypto
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10y ago
There are two options. The pre-paid desk upstairs or the official taxi desk downstairs where it should run on meter (you pay 2myr for the privilege of using this desk for tiny bit of blue or red paper). Either way both should be regulated,
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Ditto, fast running meter and surcharges that should not have applied, a kick in the teeth after using official service desk and avoiding the touts. I complained to SPAD with took about 5 minutes, with receipt, taxi number, times, etc.. and
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10y ago
ROFL. Seriously considering cancelling.
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10y ago
Love it. I laughed more though at the comments to this - one person genuinely not sure if humor or not, and one guy, smart, that somehow managed to figure it out without a /s. Welcome to next generation of software engineers.
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10y ago
In practice Air India seems to allow it, especially on the older jets and longer flights. Unusally long lines immediately form at toilets and don't seem to subside throughout a several hour flight. The smell of cigarette smoke is atten
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10y ago
Could be ten years ago, doesn't matter, if they cant support consumer laptops what makes you think a 5/6 figure server they'll do warranty any better.
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10y ago
Very interesting that this price point is feasible given the high costs of IPv4 addresses alone - I presume each instances get one public ipv4. Add staff, network (in some quite expensive places such as Tokyo & Singapore), servers, mark
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10y ago
Awesome. And with brendandburns (a Kubernetes founding developer) at Azure I see this offering from Microsoft having a strong future. It's great that Kubernetes in many ways isn't centered purely around Google Inc. And whilst kub
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Quoting from the disadvantages section: "Second, Kubernetes excels at automatically fixing problems. But it’s so good at it that containers can crash and be restarted so fast you don’t notice your containers are crashing. " A key