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by stillicidious 5y ago
The question is whether what you're receiving is genuinely free, or a part of some squeezable marketing budget. In my experience it always makes sense to consider the latter. At some point that $595/mo. you're saving will app
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by stillicidious 5y ago
I've seen Cloudflare Enterprise accounts for two clients, the current one is paying the equivalent of $0.035/GB, the other was substantially higher although I've forgotten the numbers. Equivalent pricing from another vendor f
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by stillicidious 5y ago
> I want to preface this article by saying that I have no idea what I'm doing Instant hire!
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by stillicidious 5y ago
> it's a Team which steps in when the Code of Conduct is (potentially) violated to moderate (i.e. resolve) the situation with the goal of keeping the community open, friendly and well coming And how would you describe HR?
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by stillicidious 5y ago
They couldn't have made the client stub interface more baroque if they tried. It sounded like something that could mimic something approaching the original library interface automatically, pretty disappointed it's basically just a
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by stillicidious 5y ago
I don't think it's too difficult to understand.. they want a supported method to open their own apps using their own browser, guaranteeing any QA done on those apps will cover any potential onslaught of bug/support workload d
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by stillicidious 5y ago
Visa debit also has transaction fees, often fixed to the same as credit for small vendors. Avoiding credit cards does not fix that.
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by stillicidious 5y ago
Seems surprisingly low, and I imagine definitely at least timezone dependent. Any indication of what the largest kinds of spike traffic looked like?
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by stillicidious 5y ago
Author seems to use misfeatures of a particular implementation to tar all implementations with. The round-tripping issue is not a statement about YAML as a markup language, much in the way a rendering bug in Firefox is not a statement about