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5y ago
Some organizations won't let it be used, as it shows up in the databases as a voip number (even if it was a ported cell phone number). It's hit or miss
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Story time?
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I've read a couple scifi stories about sophisticated alien civilizations with FTL drives who were then shocked when they found out humans were just folding space and had instantaneous travel. HFY! Obviously it's fiction, and who k
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> removing a tiny bit of business from Amazon and paying your local shopkeeper probably also has meaning. It might be fair to say that removing business from Amazon has no real impact but giving that business to a small business does.
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5y ago
> Because it's the land that drives value in the Bay Area. I'd say that's kind of their point.
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You'd think, but come to San Diego and take a look at downtown. I frequently see 2-3 buses driving in a row down Broadway with single digits of occupants between all three.
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I'd actually be fine with neighborhoods being made car-hostile and pedestrian friendly if I could get TO the neighborhood and park just outside it. The unmentioned aspect of making everything "walkable" (at least in the US) i
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In major US cities, it's largely free. Whether you see that as a benefit or a negative probably depends on your side of the argument.
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You don't feel secure because you're spending a large percentage of it. If your life choices were such that you were banking 2k/mo of your salary, you would probably feel quite secure. That would certainly involve other sacri
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> it would have been easier to replace the pack AND then part out the old pack That's what Tesla should have done. Charge $16k for a new pack including a $15k core charge. They aren't out the cost of the whole pack and the cust
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> badgering my kids to get stuff done so their room's clean / we aren't late / they don't look like we don't provide them real clothes / they don't entirely wreck the house / they don't g
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6y ago
Is it long and boring? I thought it was just if you declare a CNAME, you can't declare any other types. Full stop.
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6y ago
The inability to handle simple text is my #1 annoyance. For the rest of them, see jiggawatts's comment
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6y ago
Of course it's a fucking zx2c4 project. Does jason do anything that's not cool?
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6y ago
Because ethically you're almost certainly negatively affecting the people around you and legally you're almost certainly violating part 15. You're both breaking the law and being an asshole for aesthetics and your convenience
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How would that be "totally incorrect"? There are only 24 hours in a day. It's incorrect to claim that there's 25, 26 or 27 hours in the day - even if it's useful and proper, it's not technically correct.
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6y ago
> What is the contextual meaning of “AFFIANT SAYS NOTHING FURTHER.”? "That's all, folks"
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6y ago
Yes, you have to login to disable but you could easily use the API. For instance, pihole.disable(60) with https://pypi.org/project/PiHole-api/
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6y ago
I'm incredibly dissatisfied with my Gemini, since they never released a version of Linux that got the cell modem working.
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> Twilio phone numbers will be treated as VoIP numbers and can often not be used for verification systems. Hi Mat, obviously you aren't responsible for Programmable Wireless but I expect you probably work with the same folks. It wou