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You sir, must have never played the IT guy to this teacher you speak of in our public school system. I challenge the “easy” assertion with great confidence. /meant humorously but also seriously serious.
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Thanks for writing this. Sales is hard because it means you have to face the fact that you’re whole passion project is not yours to control, it’s theirs and always will be. That’s a hard thing to face and, in my opinion, the primary reason
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6y ago
iCloud Photos
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6y ago
Yeah. I see most people continue paying the ransom and then say to themselves they’ll deal with the gov later. When people get into this kind of trouble it’s always 2 concerns right out the gate: 1. What have I lost forever? 2. How quickly
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6y ago
This. While the amount of runway can be debated, the sheer number of American powerhouse businesses that saw a single month of dipped revenue and started screaming for possible bankruptcy showed A LOT. The way we do business today is casual
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6y ago
I can’t fix this apparently, but I meant port 53, not 80. Long days...
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6y ago
So, I think it may be more what you’re searching for and less the SEO of it. At least from my experience. 1. Use more specifically targeting words. I.e. I needed a specific valve for a new gas line I put in a few months ago. The kind of thi
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6y ago
This here, is a great example of what you think would work. It’s diplomatic and reasonable. However, in my experience it reads well, but falls super short in practice. It’s usually a request because someone is following a policy checklist.
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6y ago
Ok, so I’ve read the comments here and from a business perspective, none of them really hit the right answer. I noticed in your post you mention that your clients are really big companies. Which leads me to wonder how you haven’t seen a SOC
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Well, traditional DNS is all unencrypted traffic over port 80 on a network firewall/router. Typically, what some people are doing is setting up their own DNS servers on the internal LAN that recognizes lookups that are unfavorable and
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Honestly, as a network engineer with 4 kids, we’re kinda just screwed. The popular responses here are going to be about Pi-Hole and NextDNS (which I use today), but overall it’s a losing battle and all of it is easily circumvented. With DNS
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6y ago
I’m also unsure how you can possess the skills to build an entire app and not also posses the skills to read the “annual fee” part of the developer program cost. Not rooting for Apple, but the pretentiousness in the “I’m not a charity” part
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I would unapologetically be myself more and give less weight to whether that would be considered normal among my peers. Had I just relaxed and only cared about what I actually cared about, I’d be much further along into my 30’s.
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6y ago
I think you’ve drastically misunderstood my comment.
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6y ago
That’s because you can’t buy culture. Bigger business has never been good at that and the youthfulness of the tech leadership world over the last 15-20 years is why this is a thing. We’ve attached the pretty-ness and warm feelings of realis
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6y ago
I've been voting by mail in Colorado for at least three years of memory, and I've seen zero reports of any systemic issues. Utah and Oregon are the same from what I know. Both Germany and Switzerland have mail voting, and there is
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So, 2 things: 1. I like OCR, but I don’t like relying on it for search in a vast pool of important documents. Filing in labeled folders means I’m not relying on some obscure algorithm or the accuracy of an OCR tech to make my digital files
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-> These few crashes are direct examples of owners with the misconception. I fixed that for you. If the news headlined every crash a Toyota was involved in, it would seem overwhelming. But when you compare to the total number of cars s
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6y ago
I love this and I agree completely with the added caveat that “freedom” be replaced with “comfort”.
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I think this is one of those easily over-thought of things. I keep a digital file system the same as my parents used to keep their filing cabinet. Alphabetized folders. Each person in the family (me, wife & kids) has their own folder wi
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NetNewsWire
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Haha. It’s like we got older. What happened?
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Ask HN: Firing up the ole RSS reader. What are some good feeds out there?
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I think just the marketing of this will have a small impact as well. Soooooo many people don’t know how to meaningfully converse. Especially when it comes to their kids. Outside myself, I’ve never heard another parent add affirmation and gr
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I personally strongly disagree with this. It's my opinion that what people need to do more of is to own responsibility, not avoid it, even if the only realistic capability we have is philosophical. Without the basis of a belief that WE
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Yeah, we tried to apply with a local credit union and a local bank right after the announcement. Both said they'd prioritize their internal customers before processing ours and we've heard nothing since from either. While being wi
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Wells Fargo didn’t open up the application process for us UNITL THE DAY THE FUND RAN OUT. We had everything prepared thanks to Gusto and submitted. But it may not matter because they had us wait to the point of it no longer being available.
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Ask HN: Notification Management Software?
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Well... that’s about software and less about spectrum and the regulation of it. The problem is the box in the aisle of BestBuy that say “FAST 2.5 Gig WiFi” sells better than “Dynamic Signaling” so the incentive to just make really crappy ra
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For what it’s worth, there are practically 0 clients capable of handling WiFi 6 in those bands as well. Further, as a person in the industry, I think it’s completely irrelevant to need anyway. At this juncture, interference and noise are mo
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