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Xero increases dominance of cloud accounting with 37 per cent growth
(canberratimes.com.au)
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A lot may have changed but here's a few blog posts on various MITM/cert pinning bypasses that some people have done: https://blog.tendigi.com/starbucks-should-really-make-their-... https://jeffhuang.com
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8y ago
Ditto! Netlify is one of those few products that feels like it Just Works(TM) which is rare to find!
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Well, you'd be paying $15K to $75K to Google who then use that money to pay for a 3rd party security assessment of your addon but yes, basically.
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8y ago
Ah geez, I remember Cartoon Cartoon Summer Resort like it was yesterday! I'd leave the desktop running for 30 minutes while it loaded because dialup was sluggish as hell. I really enjoyed your writing style and it's definitely ins
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8y ago
I imagine that's their availability SLO blown for the year
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It's tempting to feel like asking numerous questions can be "bugging people". Unless they tell you "Sorry, I'm busy today from X to Y" (they should if they respect their own time), look at it as providing the o
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"When your circle of acquaintances is the whole internet, being in the top tenth percentile of anything takes years of determined effort." I like that a lot and I'm going to add it to my bag of quotes. You're definitely
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Notion – All-in-one workspace
(notion.so)
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That "Save this login" stuff in Chrome drives me up the wall. I understand you can disable it under Settings (and I do) but I see it on other people's computer too and I feel a bit of me die inside when they click "Save
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As an ex-customer (with Migadu for about a year), I have nothing but good things to say. Customer support was always very quick and knowledgable. It's not a huge team so it has that "I'm a regular" kinda vibe when you ch
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8y ago
It's surprisingly responsive for large email accounts too. I had ~100K emails imported and marking all as read would take about 10 seconds. I can't complain with that all things considered.
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I would love to use QT5, specifically the Python bindings but I always struggle to find documentation beyond a handful of out of date tutorials.
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Oh hey, I recognise your name :) I just want to say thanks for your efforts on swagger-inline! I was actually looking for a tool just like it earlier this year. The project I was using it with was in Python so unfortunately we couldn't
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For context, this article is regarding a Fair Go story. They're like a "Stand up for the small guy" type show here in New Zealand so it's not surprise that they didn't really go into detail at all. Their target audi
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I get them every other week generally. It was more the timing that annoyed me, haha
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As much as I like the NYT, as mentioned below, their unsubscribe functionality sucks. I sent them an email last December requesting to unsubscribe. I didn't follow up on it and eventually forgot about it. Eventually, they email me arou
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8y ago
I like to think MMOs can be idolised a little bit when it comes to changelogs. Just check out these patch notes for Patch 4.0 of Final Fantasy XIV: https://eu.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/topics/detail/8937c.
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8y ago
It's surprising what you can learn by osmosis! You don't necessarily have to understand everything but you absorb over time, just like how children learn their first language I suppose
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8y ago
JSON used to support comments but they started being used for unintended things like parsing directives.[0] It is apparently possible to include, and then remove them before usage apparently but I've never tried. [0]: https:/
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Maybe I'm just not picky enough but as someone running whatever the current Macbook Pro is as my daily work driver, I haven't had any issues with the Esc key not being physical. I'd love to hear issues that users are having s
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Context from the article on who "those boys" are: 12 young soccer players and their coach who’ve been trapped in a cave in Thailand since entering it June 23rd, after which they became trapped by rising floodwaters.
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I can recommend the folks over at Migadu ( https://migadu.com ) which is a small Swiss email host. Their support is very responsive and I never had any issues while there. I was also a Fastmail customer and I can recommend them to
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I mean, it says right there in the permission screen that you've given permission to "read [...] email". The article almost makes it sound like the user is being mislead or something.
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A coworker of mine often refers to his time of working on a CT scanner which this reminded me of. One story was around how a new model was released that used a touchscreen instead of tactile buttons. As you can imagine, a doctor could previ
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Filebot transitions to cross-platform license model
(filebot.net)
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It was originally titled "Gentoo Linux Organization Has Been Hacked" when I made that post :)
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Here's some clarification from Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeffhubbs/status/1012450212105850880 As mentioned by wtallis, this is a Github only problem. Gentoo hosts their own infra, with the Github org being
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Well, not quite. Nat cofounded a company (Helix Code, later Ximian) with Miguel de Icaza (cofounder) which then developed GNOME apps and infra.[0] Nat was a cofounder in the same way that Jeb Bush was a US president. Connected to one perhap
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Sometimes I wonder if language plays a part in perceived happiness as well. I usually hear things described in extremes such as "Wow, that's so shit" or "Yeah, it was pretty amazing" but when everything is only one
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