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451.
by wdb 4y ago
Do you then also get ran after you when you don't leave a tip on top of the service fee the restaurant charges? Pretty crazy experience that was in the USA
452.
by wdb 4y ago
$200 cleaning fee? How big are the houses you stay in?
453.
by wdb 4y ago
Can still remember when I received a check in the early 2000s from an American company. I just didn't know what to do with it. Luckily, the local bank branch knew what to do. Even 15-20 years ago checks were pretty uncommon in my part
454.
by wdb 4y ago
I think it would be great if cities try to regulate or limit AirBNBs. I have lived in an apartment building in Central London in recent years were I would have different neighbours every few days. Doesn’t give a safe feeling to always have
455.
by wdb 4y ago
You could find flights earlier for around $750 to some destinations via private jet charter (subscription) company some friends did that while having similar problems.
456.
by wdb 4y ago
Still amazing that the country that started the drugs war is more liberal on this subject than The Netherlands were cannabis is illegal
457.
by wdb 4y ago
Do they use a cloud provider?
458.
by wdb 4y ago
Safari web extentions appears to allow managing the Reading List. Guess that's a good alternative :thinks:
459.
by wdb 4y ago
I wish something similar would work for Safari. Would be great if I could share bookmarks between my personal and work computers.
460.
by wdb 4y ago
Wouldn’t it be the case that the art itself might not be copyright but the figure itself is and requires a Disney license?
461.
by wdb 4y ago
So newspapers that like to dox other people in their articles they link to on Twitter are angry they got suspended?
462.
by wdb 4y ago
So you think from a business perspective Audible should also start streaming music?
463.
by wdb 4y ago
Works fine in the UK
464.
by wdb 4y ago
You would think FAANG developer would be able to afford buying it's own laptop with FAANG salaries
465.
by wdb 4y ago
Last time I was shown the door without even the chance to remove personal files or unlink self-paid software licenses
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Raspberry Pi hires former spy gadgtmaker who baked devices into surveillance ops(theregister.com)
7 points by wdb 4y ago|0 comments
467.
by wdb 4y ago
You could use the Metrics API of OpenTelemetry and use the Prometheus exporter etc instead of hard dependency on prom-client
468.
by wdb 4y ago
Personally would have used the OpenTelemetry Metrics approach though
469.
by wdb 4y ago
Nice, the biggest achievement for a new programming language is met :D
470.
by wdb 4y ago
Yeah, the Mews street I live in we are all property owners. Only in the middle bit is city council property
471.
by wdb 4y ago
Clearly, FTC, doesn't take Nintendo seriously as potential competition for Sony and Microsoft. Maybe they do this to try to get support from Microsoft regarding the Apple and Google App Store. Anyways some what expected but still disap
472.
by wdb 4y ago
Pretty happy with Paw ( https://paw.cloud , macOs) also supports gRPC
473.
by wdb 4y ago
Happy to pay upto £5.000,00 for setup/digging and then upto £60/month for 1Gbps in Central London. G.Network, Pure Fibre, BT (not a business address), Hyperoptic all don't want to bite while some have fibre in a street short
474.
by wdb 4y ago
And somehow I can not even get 100Mbps internet connection in Central London (Zone 2)
475.
by wdb 4y ago
Car drivers should just learn to watch out for cyclists (not happening in London for sure), and cyclists shouldn't skip red lights or listen to music while cycling. And a small group should stop acting like Regent Park's is a race
476.
by wdb 4y ago
I was curious where the 'dgram' module is on your roadmap?
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by wdb 4y ago
I think Sony is a bit over reacting and seem a bit stubborn. What stops them from creating the next Call of Duty game? Do the studios that Sony bought make the games available for the XBox? Also ten years seems a long time. Now I have to ad
478.
by wdb 4y ago
How's it unfair to have access to data paid with public money? Sure, it's reasonable not to give access to foreigners but I think that US citizens should have open access to this data.
479.
by wdb 4y ago
That's what they said before and not much changed
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by wdb 4y ago
Voting is pretty bizarre. I voted for some local elections and they didn't even check my ID. I had to tell my name they checked my name on the list and I could vote. I could then come back a few hours later again in name of a flat mate

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