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I may be spoiled by living in the land of Pizza chains (Dominos and Little Caesar's are HQed nearby) but would not consider Dominos a fair comparison. As my personal benchmark, I use one of the more 'solid' local chains, that
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4y ago
also: > - None of the ReSTish philosophical questionings Adding to this, - If you ever -do- need to drop to something else (i.e. GRPC, websockets) you're not having to re-translate all of your restishness into commands.
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4y ago
IDK if you ever saw the HN thread where they talked about oracle and change tests from a few years back, but if I had to guess, the pain just isn't worth the overall cost. Overall I remember running into this but finding it fairly simp
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4y ago
IIRC there's a little more work needed for unity, but Cysharp has you covered ( https://github.com/Cysharp/UniTask )
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4y ago
Probably not. Linux usually gets a pass, because most times you're just deploying it and not mucking with source code. But a lot of places (I've worked at more that do than don't) will have rules about GPL/AGPL for libra
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4y ago
Sometimes. In the case of FHA loans (which are the ones that taxpayers would be considered 'most on the hook for'), there has been a lot of reform around trying to avoid that scenario. Lenders get audited on underwriting more stri
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4y ago
IDK if we'll see that extreme. We probably will see 40 Year loan Mods from FHA by EOY, they've been getting guidelines around those ready for some time. But that is a stopgap for borrowers that are falling behind, not for buyers h
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4y ago
Construction is one space. Another would be extreme cold environments. Most lithium battery packs I'm aware of in cars can be permanently damaged if they get too cold internally. In many cases there is a special heating element to prev
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4y ago
I'll give my devils advocate statement. As a background, I was not diagnosed until I was in my early 30s. That was after years of bouncing from doctor to doctor, every one before that giving a different diagnosis with a treatment that
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4y ago
> The 80s weren't a happy time, and there are no signs that that had such an impact on teen mental health Are we sure about that? The fun thing with a lot of childhood trauma can take years to surface, let alone figure out. I pers
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5y ago
> This suggests that there are state level regulations that may not align nationally to me I know at one point at least some of it was by-state. IIRC at least one retail place I worked at would not take a certain card (it was either disc
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5y ago
Canada's housing supply is not necessarily distributed in a way that serves the populace well however. My understanding is that if you want to live in SK, yeah that's pretty cheap. But if you want to live around Vancouver or Toron
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5y ago
PARTS of blind bidding make sense, from an unfortunate necessity standpoint. The primary scenario that comes to mind is where the neighborhood finds out Joe Outsider is the leading bidder, and they -really- don't like him for a reason
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5y ago
Neewer also sells camera type stuff and I'd agree with your overall assessment. It looks like the really cheap stuff but tends to be 'not bad' as far as fit/finish (as you point out, it's the knobs! Amazing what a (
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5y ago
> F&I office NGL I actually laughed at the last one. It wasn't intentional , just as they made a specific comment about part of the drivetrain, I couldn't take them seriously anymore. They didn't really know what to d
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5y ago
The original 'trilogy' is a bit more distinct from the rest IMO; Yes the basic platforming concepts are the same, but I'd say Keen 3 and Keen 4 is a pretty substantial jump in style/features like swimming. (Also setting
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5y ago
Not sure, but wanted to toss out there's apparently a github project that does USB Control for at least some Alphas. [0]. In the case of USB type things, it's probably a bit easier to 'sniff' traffic and reverse engineer
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5y ago
Sony does have SDKs, They're just fragmented between older and newer models now. =/
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5y ago
"Five Hundred Ninety Nine US Dollars!" But for both the PS2 and PS3, Getting folks to adopt the new formats was definitely a factor. In the case of the PS2, I think less so; It wasn't the cheapest way to get a DVD player, b
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5y ago
Yup. And back then upload sites were fairly uncommon... MegaUpload was 2 years after G-Mail, but IIRC you had to pay to do a whole lot without time/bandwidth limits. And as an idea of scale, no, you can't fit a DVD in 1GB. but you
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There are a few things that come to mind with the white castle burgers: - Square patties already designed for uniform mass-cooking - Square-ish bun (Easier to grab/guide I would assume) - Open-face Box packaging rather than a wrapper o
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> Is it because of the deployment overhead or something else? In my experience, two things. Smaller is the JIT overhead. Bigger, is the haphazardishness of the other AWS Libraries for .NET; there's sometimes 'edge cases' w
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At least around me (Michigan) many of the local restaurants got rid of normal menus and went straight to QR Codes on the napkin holders/etc. In addition to the lack of contact vector for COVID, there is the side benefit to owners of no
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> I hope AMD doesn't copy this. Intel has been on a downwards trend recently and maybe this is just a dumb, desperate move from them. As you say the landscape is getting more competitive, which is a good thing for consumers. IDK. EP
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Speaking as someone who's never -quite- been in poverty, but has been pretty close to the 'lowest tier' of financial status at least once. How close? A little over 10 years ago I had to move back in with my parents, owed a lo
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> However, this doesn't consider the fact that the drivers supply their own vehicle as well as out-of-pocket expenses for fuel, maintenance and general depreciation on the vehicle itself. When you take these additional costs into co
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5y ago
> Oh and I forgot to mention that if your SMS includes emojis, they get converted to MMS, which typically are more expensive Technically it's more than just emojis, anything outside of GSM-7 [0] will result in fallback to UCS-2 and
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5y ago
Probably not the one you're thinking of, but I wrote something like this for C# once upon a time called OddJob [0]. If nothing else it shows decent patterns for a job queue that is friendly towards multiple producers/consumers. [0
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5y ago
I'm saying the exact opposite, that they won't. > And CAL is not used for Office 365 sweeite No, it's not, but they are used for exchange last I checked. Perhaps my verbiage was a little inaccurate, but thank you very much
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Don't forget optional Power Apps! This is the biggest reason MS remains a huge player though. Whether you're using Microsoft's cloud e-mail or an onprem exchange, they'll be more than happy to figure out a CAL bundle tha
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