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slivanes
7y ago
For one line, Visible is $25 only for first month, $40 all other months.
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slivanes
7y ago
If we're being really honest, it is for profit margins and planned obsolescence.
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slivanes
7y ago
Apple's default search engine is Google - they sold it to the highest bidder, a company that absorbs your private info. Chinese citizens do not receive the benefits of the rest of the world. Apple will remove apps from the store that
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slivanes
7y ago
Back before XmlHttpRequest, you could "poll" for server information using a hidden IFRAME. XmlHttpRequest + JSON formalized this type of data transfer.
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slivanes
7y ago
Does this keeping of fee also apply to voided non-captured payments? When PayPal pulled this change (yes, imo this is a scummy thing to do to merchants), I changed my PayPal flow only to authorize prior to doing the charge so that this refu
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slivanes
7y ago
Elavon for direct card (they supported 3DSecure early back in the day), PayPal, and Bitcoin. We used to support Western Union, but we got blocked after a random amount of funds was received, their support was not able to help. Business is
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slivanes
7y ago
Not OP, but dropping all trademark enforcement attempts on the generic term "backcountry" would be the minimum (them using "backcountry.com" should have been as far as they got). Also, abandon all existing legal action b
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slivanes
7y ago
I want to read my own email.
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slivanes
7y ago
For an audio representation of TimSort: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoR-1KwQh2k&t=274s
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slivanes
7y ago
Apple cares about privacy enough to make Google their default search provider for many billions each year. Apple pays lip service to your privacy and obviously cares more about money just like any other corporation.
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Leak of Microsoft Salaries Shows Fight for Higher Compensation
(onezero.medium.com)
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slivanes
7y ago
Take a look at App Store and Play store - lots of shovelware in both. Frameworks in a meaningful way enable this because they expand the developer base.
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slivanes
7y ago
When I bind a socket to 0.0.0.0 it means to all interfaces on the host machine, of which 127.0.0.1 is one of those interfaces. Not sure if that answers your question.
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7y ago
Apple is not in the business of selling privacy but in the business of making money. Apple were happy to sell out Chinese citizens by allowing their government access to Apple's data center. Reason: money. Apple are also happy to sell
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slivanes
7y ago
I'm starting to get the feeling that Safari is going to be left behind and treated like ie6/8 in the near future.
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7y ago
How often did you encounter maxed-out players? Did you see players that must have spent hundreds of dollars?
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slivanes
7y ago
Recurring revenue or profit?
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8y ago
I was tasked to integrate Fastly into our infrastructure having not done any configuration with Varnish (VCL) before. ~10k req/s VCL can be challenging for complex flow control (IMO), but it is made easier with Fastly enhanced/cu
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8y ago
I'm sure it takes that into account, plus whether you are logged into any google account with associated meta information about you at the time. It also learns about typical usage on that page, it trains about usage patterns, mouse mov
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slivanes
8y ago
This is confusing because ReCATPCHA v3 is non-interactive: https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/v3
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8y ago
I'm trying remember a case of where a public utility / service becoming privatized resulted in better outcomes for the public in the medium or long term.
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8y ago
Starting on May 7, 2019, when a seller issues a partial or full refund to a buyer or refunds a donation to a donor the fees originally paid as the seller are no longer returned. Imagine you're a seller on eBay. You offer 30 day returns
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PayPal's New Refund Policy Sticks It to Sellers with Fees
(paypal.com)
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8y ago
For me, it was the unified bookmarks across all ones machines with Chrome. No more fiddling with copying bookmarks or syncing - it was done automatically and it worked. No other browser had it built in at the time.
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8y ago
I'm curious as to why he needs Windows 10?
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8y ago
That data is too private.
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Nobel prize story on transformative cancer treatment
(wired.com)
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I remember reading somewhere that Google Voice numbers cannot be ported - and are useful in having them set as your 2FA for email accounts etc. Is that still correct?
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8y ago
I'm guessing GPS has saved more marriages than any other modern technology.
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8y ago
Why didn't your names match?
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