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by tehbeard 7y ago
Not the author, but have some experience with the mailgun api. AFAIK there's no sla/guarantee/redelivery for the webhooks, and they have to be setup for each domain. Looping the account to fetch all logs for the last 48 hours
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by tehbeard 7y ago
> transactions are falling because some issue when passing the token/customer to stripe That reads more like an issue in your stack than with stripe. Has this happened since 3d secure rolled out? Perhaps something with the same site
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by tehbeard 7y ago
Google drive seems to work fine here. I believe there's also a plugin for it rather than save to the folder and deal with the rare save conflicts. (This with 2 factor passphrase and key file, btw)
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by tehbeard 7y ago
It seems like it would be a safer option for customers privacy wise Vs Facebook login. That said, uncomfortable questions have to be to asked if sign on with apple can be blocked to, by proxy, block/remove an app from the store.
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by tehbeard 7y ago
There's most likely an arbitration clause to try and stop that in the EULA. Depending on your jurisdiction that might not apply though. Still got the billion dollar lawyer army to get through.
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by tehbeard 7y ago
UX of seeing the screenshots for a bug inline outweighs it being used for the occasional meme. And it's consistent with the rest of GH's markdown parsing for README, issues, etc.
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by tehbeard 7y ago
Seems pretty disruptive to my layman eyes to force code to run slower on a competitors hardware.
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by tehbeard 7y ago
Surprised no one has mentioned the gutting of log retention with the lower tier plans. The logs have been a key value proposition for us in helping to diagnose delivery issues. Hopefully we stay grandfathered on our old plan, doesn't s
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by tehbeard 7y ago
> Seriously, does anybody care about the style used on a website when making a payment? Stakeholders tend to. Style may have been a poor choice of wording, as I meant the workflow as well as aesthetics. Keeping the user on the site and h
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by tehbeard 7y ago
"A new life awaits you in the Off-World Colonies"
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by tehbeard 7y ago
Not op, but my 2 cents. Stripe's developer UX is godly, from api docs to the dashboard it's something all B2B companies that offer APIs should aspire to. Secondly, with stripe elements it can be styled into the website much nicer
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by tehbeard 7y ago
Stripe checkout handles sending a receipt though iirc? So it's not like the email is winding up on a shadowy marketing list run by them.
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by tehbeard 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graveyard_orbit puts the difference in delta V requirements for a geo-sync orbit at ~1500m/s to de-orbit vs 11m/s to get boost up to graveyard orbit.
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by tehbeard 7y ago
Getting funding from your biggest rival isn't exactly the most stable strat long term... Mismanagement of funds/personnel not withstanding.
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by tehbeard 7y ago
They stand the same chance, just setup dkim and spf as any of the hundred guides will tell you how to. Debate it on vendor lock in, reliability and out sourcing sysops, not on having to maybe manually set up some DNS records.
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by tehbeard 7y ago
> non-sense limitations Limitations to block bots setting up, spamming, then tearing down over and over to avoid filters. Its easy enough to ask for a limit increase and you'd only likely run into issues as a new account with little
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by tehbeard 7y ago
The same will happen when you fall off the happy path with ordained choice of any particular framework.
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by tehbeard 7y ago
Doing so into the main container filesystem (which is usually an overlay/union stack) is probably bad for performance. But a bind mount (which is usually the recommended way to do it so that data survives the container lifespan) will a
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by tehbeard 7y ago
Storing a dozen bytes of 5,000 expired token ids until they expire vs several hundred bytes of 100,000 sessions. Granted, its use case leans towards big systems, or systems that cross boundaries between orgs.
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by tehbeard 7y ago
I've heard 10 days before, possibly older documentation?
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by tehbeard 7y ago
This what stopped me exploring couchdb further. The "one db per user" model for private data made using other features like views etc more difficult when you have to upgrade,edit,remove them. Mutability wasn't really a proble
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by tehbeard 7y ago
The Nordic model stops the law abiding customers. It doesn't stop demand, it just leaves the only customers being the abusers and actual criminals, those with no qualms about illegality. And there is never, ever, ever a UBI or "re
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by tehbeard 7y ago
> ...inspire some more unity in the UK Better odds on IndyRef2 and re-unification of the Irish than that.
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by tehbeard 7y ago
Maybe republicans should have shone light on it then... Instead of chasing a birth certificate...
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by tehbeard 7y ago
If we're talking managed, DigitalOcean maybe? (The master server part is free, you pay for compute etc of the nodes) You could possibly do it cheaper on AWS with RI discounts, but you'd have to setup the cluster yourself to avoid
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by tehbeard 7y ago
You come off really, really salty in that opening paragraph. > I have a bunch of Lego from decades ago that I am slowly offloading to kids of family and friends Surely even you have to admit that the engineering quality is what allows yo
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by tehbeard 7y ago
Not really. a. They did an altitude increase. There's no real gains from an earlier burn that one might get when doing something like a hohmann transfer. b. Half an orbit before out means more/better telemetry to work with. c. The
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by tehbeard 7y ago
Other platforms (maven/java comes to mind) benefit somewhat due to the compiled nature of artifacts. The immutability of the packages is also handy as you pointed out by the hope and a prayer that a tag stays static. Is there not a glo
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by tehbeard 7y ago
> it's github. Are you naive enough to think the sanction is explicitly targeted exactly at github, and not any number of services, or part of a wider economic attack?
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by tehbeard 7y ago
Most of the plain ESPs like AWS SES, or mailgun accomplish that same reliability for comparatively peanuts. The main thing you lose with them are UX for sending newsletters, handling bounces on those lists etc. that's what sendy covers

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