tempnow987

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by tempnow987 3y ago
So they don't start getting blocked as spam? For transactional emails deliverability is often CRITICAL. Oddly, on the cash app thing, I have a very basic username and seem to constantly have folks sending me money, sometimes good amoun
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by tempnow987 3y ago
Really the true wonder! Compare this to the US's SLS plans! The budget is mindboggling.
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by tempnow987 3y ago
This can't be serious. The number of resources being consumed by web frameworks is absolutely insane, they are built on so many layers. .NET desktop apps the same thing. You need a full windows install, then graphics drivers, then the
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by tempnow987 3y ago
With Apple Store subscriptions I've had good experiences with clarity of the terms which they put in literally the same font as the teaser free trial deal. You can cancel immediately and use out the free trial in most cases. Apple also
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by tempnow987 3y ago
The problem is a fair number don't do this. It's super annoying - why not do an opt-in or even a prompted opt-in to keep this to folks actually using meet maybe based on actual meet usage?
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by tempnow987 3y ago
I don't understand how they extracted the key from the HSM. How is this even possible - the vendor of the HSM should be named!
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by tempnow987 3y ago
Yep - we've tried most (and have teams and meet FREE). Jitsi - core functionality issues with video quality tied to network setups perhaps make it a no go. If you work with a lot of folks for short bits of time everyone knows how to ge
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by tempnow987 3y ago
Does anyone remember early AWS networking? - Flat! Yes, you shared with other AWS customers. Was great to make sure security was turned on (you could watch folks scanning internally at least that's my memory). This made it dirt simple,
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by tempnow987 3y ago
Some timeouts filtering by hospital for me: 'SELECT * FROM `rate` where hospital_id = "XXXXXX" ORDER BY `hospital_id` ASC, `row_id` ASC LIMIT 200;'
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by tempnow987 3y ago
Does anyone track the apple criticism for the ipod, the iphone, the watch etc etc? Apple takes some risks, not everyone is fan, it costs a lot, but they have the money to burn, I don't get why they aren't allowed to try this stuff
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by tempnow987 3y ago
I'm a fan of two monitors, my main horizontal (though I got one with much more vertical resolution than most 4:3), and one in portrait somewhat to the side. So many big wins. I can do a zoom screen share on my main window and have note
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by tempnow987 3y ago
My immediate thought was working on a flight. This guy is like he's got some big curved monitor on his flight. No he doesn't, he's hunched over a laptop screen. If I could work on a flight on a big screen I'd be thrilled
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by tempnow987 3y ago
Techcrunch concluded "The price reveal turned any ‘would buy’ in the room into a ‘definitely not’ without hesitation." Anyways, bookmark the threads of folks calling an Apple product dead on arrival for a revisit in a few years. T
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by tempnow987 3y ago
For example, it's unethical or screened to have an AI answer a question about crime rates and demographics (race / gender). The answers you get are things like "It's essential to examine the broader context and address t
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by tempnow987 3y ago
Not my experience at all - I was a small account. I was paying for support. They went way outside support scope and seemed to think nothing of it, they should tell customers to pound sand more often probably, but it seemed like they are wil
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by tempnow987 4y ago
Pretty easy call I think. If you've already been protesting / walking out / going on strike - I think you look for a position at another company, avoid the RTO and avoid the stress of the firing question. I think there were u
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by tempnow987 4y ago
They throw bodies because they have them and they are looking to solve a problem. And they do automate, claims that a service like S3 does not have automation are totally ridiculous, and few other general hosting providers have AWS scale he
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by tempnow987 4y ago
Just skimmed beginning of article - this article talks about teslas "blowing through stop signs" and the regulators having to recall them for this. "Blowing through" stop signs was a rolling stop when it was a 4 way stop
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by tempnow987 4y ago
God, I wondered why these youtubers can't stop with the super long introductions, walkarounds to tell us something basic that could be explained in 2-3 minutes TOPS.
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by tempnow987 4y ago
But are we allowed to even discuss the topics - or will folks be burned / punched for even discussing the ideas?
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by tempnow987 4y ago
This is not a bad suggestion. HN folks tend to be "anti" - I think that also is in part isolating. So many / most gatherings of folks don't meet the HN purity / behavior / etc standards (church groups / po
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by tempnow987 4y ago
Google was doing Fuchsia. SUPER cool... but what is the business case there? They are also ham strung by just not listening to customers it feels like - so I think that impacts traction. You get an 80% solution with simple glaring edges. Th
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by tempnow987 4y ago
EDIT: Sorry - the original writeup / headline wasn't clear or I missed it - this requires guessing a 64 bit number that appears to have been random vs 32 bit sequential. Not sure if things were rate limited but even if not this ma
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by tempnow987 4y ago
The product is great. Their security thinking though is pretty bad - they've had a sequence of pretty serious security flaws in what is supposed to be a security related product. The google login stuff is great though so not sure if th
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by tempnow987 4y ago
How much are you paying for this service you need google to fix? I ask because with their paid email products there are a fair number of routes to get help, your admin, then if that doesn't work you can go up the chain... If you are on
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by tempnow987 4y ago
First, ICMPv6 has more features - and can drive network configuration and reconfiguration. I've seen ICMPv6 stuff for things like discovery, address configuration, PMTU, ARP RARP type stuff, maybe some multicast group management? Wher
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by tempnow987 4y ago
First of all, can you point me in the direction where I can get a static IPv6 block from AT&T easily so it will "just work"? Or maybe google fiber for IPv6? [1] There is currently more of a shortage of IPv6 (!!) in terms of ge
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by tempnow987 4y ago
Always learning something, RDNSS - cool. It always felt silly to have this whole system, and STILL need DHCP to do basic stuff. Glad to hear the ipv6 purists CAN avoid the DHCP server. Practically I think it's here to stay for a bit. I
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by tempnow987 4y ago
Some quick questions. SLAAC seems to introduce insane churn in the IPv6 of end user devices. SLAAC (vs DHCPv6) seems to struggle in fully configuring an end user device (think DNS servers etc. As someone who has beat my head on the IPv6 th
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by tempnow987 4y ago
Spot on with part 2. Ignore all the folks saying IPv6 is "simple" or works well. I am absolutely no expert, but could get my head around ipv4, but IPv6 - I always end up running into a fuss. I really wish they'd expanded addr

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