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by throwaway77384 5y ago
It's funny, I played around on the platform kryll.io for some time. It's a place where you can use decision blocks in a drag and drop manner to compose strategies. They have a marketplace where people can share strategies, etc. Th
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
Two words: Public. Sector. At least here in the UK (think NHS back office / government jobs) I can tell you, it's sort of unbelievable how little attention anyone pays to work getting done. At times I seriously looked around me, t
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
As far as April fools goes, this is a creative way to do it ;)
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
I applaud the effort. Very impressive work. I appreciate the free access to this, but will be buying, if / when I have time to work through some of the lessons :)
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
It might seem tangential to what you're asking, but I felt I learned more about 2d indie gsme dev from Yahtzee's Dev Diary, than most other resources out there: https://www.escapistmagazine.com/v2/category&#x2
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
Particularly in a topic specifically about a product competing with google. Like, GOOGLE! It's almost impossible not to be more privacy respecting / enforcing.
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
Here's a fun perspective from someone who knows very little about maths, but has a huge interest in logic. I have a question for you: At what 'level' of maths or understanding do you reckon someone has to be in order to make
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
I had always suspected that Glassdoor would eventually succumb to this. Every metric is a gamed metric, after all. Why would Glassdoor be immune to this? Companies have very little to lose from bullying employees into leaving fake positive
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
This looks really interesting, but the website died from the amount of traffic hitting it, seemingly :/
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
"Perhaps I'm some sort of freak? " You're clearly not. It's sort of astounding to think that someone could get to that age and not have learned the lessons in life that teaches one to listen and own up to mistakes.
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
Ah, thank you for the additional info. For the time being I am probably not doing anything complex enough to warrant switching away from Dokku. As a single-person operation, I have to keep a pretty fragile balance between effort-of-setup (I
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
This is extremely useful information, thank you very much. You have helped me feel more confident about my setup. Cloudflare free in front: Check Regularly updated system behind firewall, sound framework: Check Regular cron-job DB-dumps + d
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
"Google Chrome is still delivering the leading performance on Linux." Yup, same here. I use FF for everything, but occasionally have to use Chrome for something. Whenever I do, the performance difference is noticeable. But I ignor
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
How does this compare to Dokku? Been using Dokku for a year now, and it is quite a joy. Admittedly, I'm not in the 1000s of requests per second space that many other people operate in (I'm in the internet equivalent of the Mom &am
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
This is the most perfect description of what life has turned into for me. Thanks. I like the clarity.
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
Thank you for the elaboration. And thank you for sticking with me here :) So, if I am getting this right, we have the following factors: Person A makes a statement (this could be an impostor or not-impostor), Person B observes that there is
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
I'm probably about to embarrass myself, but I got stuck on this comment. I am trying to make sense of it and I can't. Can you please help me out: When someone says "I'm not an expert and even I can see that...", the
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
I'd like to add that this was swiftly resolved upon John's help. Thanks to the CF team for sorting this out.
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
Thanks for getting in touch. That is indeed a huge discrepancy. Ok, despite saying I wouldn't, I will on this occasion let you know the ticket number, so that you can see your end what's happening. Thanks again.
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
Ah, I am not sure I did. I do however have a few contacts at CF, which I will use shortly as well. Thanks again for your input!
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
This is very interesting. Thanks for the input. Seems you have had a much better experience. Interestingly I would rate mine as blocking-level priority, aka what my previous employers would have treated as the most critical. Hard to judge
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What is going on with Cloudflare support?
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
As a kid I literally preferred being hospitalised for weeks on end to school. As bizarre as that may sound, hospital was like a refuge for me. And school wasn't even that bad.
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
I would absolutely love to have a new web browser out there. The internet needs this. Is it Windows-only? That seems slightly odd.
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
Yeah, from reading the replies here, I am beginning to think that I frequented some rather harmless parts of the internet, while left-right-and-centre, people were getting seriously harmed. It's quite eye opening :/
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
Teenagers are complicated creatures. Admittedly, this stuff seems impossibly extreme? Maybe I am indeed rather naive. I must have frequented much more harmless online communities. I never understood the appeal of SA or 4Chan. At the same t
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
Well, I am trying to think back to my former self, back in those mid to late 90s days. It's hard to conjure up that mindset accurately. However, I would say that there was certainly a lot of immaturity to go around. There was no doxxin
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
You are right, I don't think it was ever naive, or ok. Thinking about it, what we used to call Trolls back in the day (1998 ish gaming community boards) were just annoying users. They were considered shitposters and bans were handed ou
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
I keep thinking back of the days of the wild west of the internet, when I was a teenager. Back then, 'trolling' felt like it was done in 'good spirit', and it seemed as though everyone was sort of 'in on it', m
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by throwaway77384 6y ago
"Bridi, 50, was arrested on Sunday in Cyprus on an INTERPOL Red Notice. Correa, 36, was arrested yesterday in Olathe, Kansas, where he will appear in federal court. Ahmad, 39, was not arrested and is still at large." An INTERPOL R

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