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by trollied 4y ago
People seem to lose their minds when new sneakers become available, which instantly have a huge resale value. So the anti-bot measures are probably to try and counteract sniping of said sneakers.
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by trollied 4y ago
I'd like all of the subscription providers to provide an API so that I can have a unified front-end, in order to improve discoverability & just save my sanity. I preferred the old days, with just a single cable/sat set-top box
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by trollied 4y ago
There's an Endpoint Verification plugin that integrates with gsuite.
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by trollied 4y ago
Yes. By way of example, my employer does this: * gitlab hosted internally * VPN needed to access gitlab * VPN requires a gsuite login, with 2FA * You can only login to a gsuite account on a employer-provided machine (so no access to anythin
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by trollied 4y ago
Certainly a blast from the past seeing the word "webmaster"!
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by trollied 4y ago
Indeed, he says he spent more than the youtube income on salaries. Of course he has other income streams - sponsorships, lttstore.com, commissioned videos etc.
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by trollied 4y ago
>On another note, checks charge 0% commission: to pay someone $5, you need $5. I can make a direct bank transfer "faster payment", which usually takes a few seconds to arrive in the destination account, for a fee of £0.
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by trollied 4y ago
Does this not work? https://support.google.com/mail/answer/22370?hl=en-GB BTW, this is not a support forum. The above was the first result of a google search.
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by trollied 4y ago
Use CTEs (Common Table Expressions, otherwise known as "with clauses"). This actually solves some of their gripes & reasoning for creating PRQL in the first place.
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by trollied 4y ago
Indeed. Lots of them are franchises that own their own stock.
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by trollied 4y ago
No, thank YOU. Amazing.
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by trollied 4y ago
I guess you don’t understand how things work outside of your circle. They’re not software engineers on ridiculous salaries. Lots of people live day to day, not knowing where their next meal is coming from, never mind prepping a huge stockpi
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by trollied 4y ago
I really liked OS/2 (warp). I often wonder what the computer landscape would look like these days if the likes of Commodore hadn’t completely messed up, or Windows never gained traction. Operating Systems are in a really weird place ri
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by trollied 4y ago
Google One might have helped. https://one.google.com/about/support
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by trollied 4y ago
Ringway Manchester has a brilliant set of 13 videos on youtube, going in to lots of detail about numbers stations. Playlist link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWbzNtBM4sI&list=PLAxEITuSnI...
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by trollied 4y ago
Don’t worry, you can traffic billions of ads a month & they still won’t care. Madness. Everything is automated.
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by trollied 4y ago
I don't think that's true. RAC/data guard are solid, and I don't think have any competition.
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by trollied 4y ago
Agree 100%. Also makes me laugh when people talk about server side rendering. Serving a html page isn’t rendering. The fact that a couple of megabytes of JavaScript ever became responsible for making the simplest of pages even display is po
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by trollied 4y ago
But the butler prefers a bank transfer? :)
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by trollied 4y ago
Might have been better to report it to the security people. This sort of thing can be exploitable.
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by trollied 4y ago
> People are starting on PC games using very sophisticated setup with dedicated PCI hardware connected to a second computer where the cheat software actually ru Have you got a reference for this? I want to read more.
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by trollied 4y ago
People don’t realise that it powers the majority of sites on the internet. It’s got a bad rep from security flaws in the late 1990s. Things have moved on since then. It does the job.
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by trollied 4y ago
When I worked for Lucent many moons ago, they hired an external consultant to do the layoffs. Word soon got round that if you got a desk call from a specific meeting room it’d be bad news, from 2 other meeting rooms it’d be good news. I vol
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by trollied 4y ago
This same sort of thing was all taught on my degree course (Manchester, UK). Implement an ARM core (with a reduced instruction set), run on FPGA, write a compiler in the compilers course etc etc. It set me up well - I've written a few
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by trollied 4y ago
You also have the option of paying up front for the optional heating. This has long been a pay-ahead-of-time option that you had to specify before the car was manufactured. They are now giving you the option of having a subscription instead
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by trollied 4y ago
Good to see somebody talking sense. Lots of journalists jumped on this, framing Apple as evil. At a high level, the whole thing is no different to a website using a cookie to keep you logged in.
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by trollied 4y ago
> It’s almost a guarantee that the current crop do not know how to fix the bug Seeing lots of comments like this. Why do you feel it’s ok to say that, when you don’t actually work there or have intimate knowledge of who is currently work
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by trollied 4y ago
> Why some people do not communicate clearly? > P.S. Apologies for this rant (that probably lacks clarity as well) Sigh.
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Artemis I mission radio frequency allocations(sgcderek.github.io)
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by trollied 4y ago
Lots of apps these days are merely shells for web content that is hosted elsewhere.

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