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by sparrish 2y ago
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/voices/new-recurri... We've not seen much of an impact until the last couple of months when nearly all the charges for our customers in India have begun to fail. The
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by sparrish 2y ago
Got anything for India's new rules against recurring charges? So many of our customers in India are having a very hard time paying us with credit cards because their banks no longer are allowed to accept subscription charges.
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by sparrish 2y ago
I can't get the game to start. <space> doesn't do anything.
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by sparrish 2y ago
@oulipo What kind of aluminum case do you have that withstands the temp of a burning lithium cell?
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by sparrish 2y ago
Messages have serious delays (sometimes minutes, sometimes hours) through SMS gateways. There's also rate limiting. That limits their usefulness.
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by sparrish 2y ago
Such amazing photography of those underwater caves.
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by sparrish 2y ago
I came just to learn what it means to 'Slack' a room. I was disappointed.
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by sparrish 2y ago
Seems like they're reading a lot into why the Octopus is punching those fish that are just hanging around them.
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by sparrish 2y ago
They don't give the death penalty to teenagers making 'silly mistake's. It's a sentence not handed out without weighty thought and only to those who knowingly and intentionally take life. I'm so tired of the "
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by sparrish 2y ago
By this logic, holding someone against their will is illegal too. When a state does it, we call it incarceration. Is it wrong for the state to sanction incarcerating someone?
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by sparrish 2y ago
A jury of his peers thought there was enough evidence to convict him and they did. At that point, he's "guilty until proven innocent".
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by sparrish 2y ago
> make the code look like the existing code. This is so undervalued when maintaining an older codebase. Please, for the sanity of those who come after you - make the code look like the existing code.
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by sparrish 2y ago
I'm sure there are piss-poor drivers that don't sing along and really good drivers that do. They should drop all the restrictions on 'distracting' activity and just fire poor drivers rather than trying to make poor drive
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by sparrish 2y ago
Awesome it is. But I don't see any logo in any of those pictures. Wonder if she received a new one.
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by sparrish 2y ago
Firefly series and Serenity - watching them at least once a year.
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by sparrish 2y ago
I like the idea but I think the transaction fees would could rack up quickly for a highly detailed project. Can you batch them all to once a day or once a week?
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by sparrish 2y ago
non-sso authentication isn't nearly as support intensive. Sure there are support requests for 'regular' authentication but it's usually the "I can't remember my email" or "I can't remember my pa
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by sparrish 2y ago
This is the real reason there's an SSO tax. It costs to support SSO, the customers who want SSO should pay for that cost.
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by sparrish 2y ago
That's like asking someone "What's going to be my favorite color?" Only you can answer that.
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by sparrish 2y ago
I'm with you. We've been using Redis in production for more than a decade and it's one of the easiest distributed DBs we've ever used.
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by sparrish 2y ago
Why do they have them running an M4? I would think a shotgun would be better for hunting drones.
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by sparrish 2y ago
I wouldn't trust my life to my ability to get 2 shots off before the bad guy got 1 shot off. Other pistols do not have this problem, just don't carry a Sig P320. There are lots of other great options for duty guns. Walther PDP w
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by sparrish 2y ago
Modern cartridges are pretty well shielded from static electricity. I can't imagine a static spark could get inside the chamber AND inside the cartridge.
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by sparrish 2y ago
I'm in the market for something like this but I'd like to see an 'About us' page with information about who you are and how you do things before I'd sign up.
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by sparrish 2y ago
And just because all those things happened doesn't mean they should have, morally or ethically.
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by sparrish 2y ago
600BC... wow. Beautiful coins and still hold worth today. And the first geeky numismatist showed up in 599BC looking for one in mint condition, uncirculated, of course.
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by sparrish 2y ago
What does 'put a rocket up' mean in that headline?
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by sparrish 2y ago
The best therapist ever... STOP IT! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvujypVVBAY
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by sparrish 2y ago
I disagree. It's a great suggestion because it provides purpose, a reason to get out of bed each morning and a drive to provide and protect your children. The fact that he can't 'return them' makes the stakes high and
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by sparrish 2y ago
I have spend so many hours in decades past running that on clients', co-workers', and family members' computers. Big hit of nostalgia watching that in my browser tab. Thanks.

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