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by vertis 5y ago
Android lets you trust certain sources of APKs, where Firefox/Chrome/F-Droid are a source. Once enabled it will trust any APK that comes from that source (and obviously a browser can then download any).
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by vertis 5y ago
This has been tried though, app.net came and went. I mean if you want those things they exist in some form with Mastodon, Matrix/Element (not sure about the event scheduling).
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by vertis 5y ago
Yeah, Twilio tried to force that on me as well. Couldn't enable 2FA auth without a phone number and since I'm a digital nomad phone numbers and sim cards are a pain point. Opted just not to use Twilio. It's bizarre because th
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by vertis 5y ago
Another day, another story about losing access to Google. At what point do we legislate that there has to be a path back for what has essentially become a utility that we can't live without. I know a lot of the comments here are "
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by vertis 5y ago
You could probably just ask in some way (email maybe) to become unblocked. It's really easy to feel like you're under attack constantly with that many followers so I'm not surprised any of them go heavy on the blocking.
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by vertis 5y ago
He's not saying you don't need a balance sheet. He's saying looking at one for an early stage startup as an outsider doesn't help him make a decision. I suspect if you asked him he would tell you that particularly as the
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by vertis 5y ago
He might have meant to scope them but he has a few bugs in his code^H^H^H^Htweet that mean it's completely unscoped. But yes I agree, he's talking early-stage startups. At that stage balance sheets seem like they would be obvious.
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by vertis 5y ago
This is an often overlooked book. Definitely worth the read.
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by vertis 5y ago
If you've trained as a mobile developer, this is hard to execute. Apple and to a lesser extent Google control your life if you want to develop iOS/Android Apps.
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by vertis 5y ago
There are thousands of coffee shops of various calibres, so I'm not even remotely suprised that two people could have different experiences. I definitely had it happen at more than one coffee shop. It definitely wasn't all of them
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by vertis 5y ago
I just cancelled the subscription on a paid GSuite/Workspace account. The administrator account doesn't go away, and you can select "Cloud Identity" and get some level of user management for free. It will be hard to know
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by vertis 5y ago
I have heard that reason. It fals apart when you take your own Keep Cup (etc) and it's still a problem. The problem with having an amazing coffee culture is that you end up with a bunch of coffee shops that think they know better than
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by vertis 5y ago
I've tried switching numerous times over the years and always found myself back at Google eventually. Played with it a today after your comment, and I'll definitely have to give it another go.
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by vertis 5y ago
I don't know about Russia, but this is not really an accurate perception. US laws tend to protect US Citizens and residents. Even citizens of friendly countries like Australia don't have protection. In some ways it's worse be
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by vertis 5y ago
There was this thing in Melbourne cafes for a while (and maybe still, I'm not in Melbourne any more), where you would walk in and order your usual from other cafes "a large Flat White" and the barista would go "We only m
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by vertis 5y ago
It's an important consideration, and one that I've thought about but really lack any ability to gather data on. I built this originally to meet the needs of my brother's business and his customers. It has proved useful for hi
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by vertis 5y ago
I think it varies heavily, most of my customers are in Australia (where Twilio is even more expensive) and it seems to be working fine for them currently. But they're not sending huge volumes, they're also not sending anything mis
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by vertis 5y ago
I've been working on http://parrot.dev , it uses an Android phone to enable sending messages from an API, while it's still new it's currently in use with a collection of customers. At 250k it might not meet your ne
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by vertis 5y ago
Do you mind talking about what's in your nootropic stack?
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by vertis 5y ago
I agree that there are many tools including bots that can cut that number down. Every time you're prompted with a bunch of articles before you submit a ticket to any help desk, it's part of that (given your bot reference I'm
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by vertis 5y ago
In the OPs case it would be less about getting an actual copy of the data, and more about the asking from the legal team (or some other human). The data I was thinking about was logs to help catch the hacker and a record of all the actions
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by vertis 5y ago
I don't really remember where I discovered the concept of being a digital nomad. After discovering it in 2018, we decided to give it a try. I left an awesome job in Australia and we put the little 1 bedroom apartment we'd renovate
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by vertis 5y ago
Thank you!
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by vertis 5y ago
The OP indicated he hadn't been able to get any sort of response from Facebook at all. I wouldn't consider this as first line of enquiry, it's more for if you can't get any help through regular channels. I think it'
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by vertis 5y ago
Sometimes company legal teams can be the most accessible way to draw attention to something like this, and I don't mean in a combative way. They're very risk conscious, they see a '10+ years of building a heavy metal communit
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by vertis 5y ago
I read that list and thought that if you remove the stuff that they specifically want to censor like 'Tiananmen Square 1989' it's probably a really useful list of things to filter for anti-spam.
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by vertis 5y ago
My partner and I bought a 36" yacht in Greece in Sept last year. We really haven't gotten to take advantage of it yet because it was so close to the end of the season (and we're both beginners). The plan is to live on it from
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by vertis 5y ago
It's a nitpick. I'm glad someone is doing this.
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by vertis 5y ago
I mean to strain the analogy it's more like feeding someone a sandwich and then having the ability to transmute the sandwich into a knife once they've already eaten it.
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by vertis 5y ago
I disagree with this methodology. At the very least it should be called out as the reason for the 'fail'. Yes, it's less than ideal to not follow the standard. But I would far rather an N95/KN95 mask that didn't hav

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