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wdb
4y ago
Never understand why these kind of services only support PagerDuty. What about Opsgenie
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wdb
4y ago
Uncle used Module-2 to write simulators or a calculator for air venting of tunnels or something like that. I think that software was used until the late 90s, early 2000s. He was even updating it after his retirement :)
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4y ago
Personally, I always have the opposite feeling; C# and Typescript was written by Anders Hejlsberg of Turbo Pascal and Delphi fame.
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wdb
4y ago
Yes, same here, that's probably when I would cancel Netflix
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wdb
4y ago
Personally, I think they can solve the "unjustly" by not allowing to watch content at the same time from different locations
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wdb
4y ago
Alternatively, so if you visit your parents every weekend, you can also afford another Netflix account for when you are visiting your parents?
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wdb
4y ago
What about if you have two internet connections at your home?
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4y ago
It’s still unclear to me how they count the two weeks on a location. If I go to my summer house every weekend, does that count? Or do they count when you use Netflix at multiple locations at the same time?
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4y ago
UK railways are terrible, so you are saying it was _even_ worse when it was nationalised? It's expensive, a lot of strikes, and trains barely arrive on time, and the trains are bad
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4y ago
I haven't really used the commuter trains that much besides the Geneva-Zurich train. I think the Swiss trains are much better than the Dutch, French and British trains. The British trains are really bad (makes crazy amount of noise)
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4y ago
I don't believe it only gets paid from the revenue of taxes that are relevant to car usage. Probably a share of it is paid by what I pay in income taxes
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4y ago
Ridiculous; why should I pay extra when I am more than once a year in a different house? I am already pay a lot for Netflix and you don’t even offer highest quality with all subscription types like other streaming sites. And the content its
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4y ago
I went with my dad to some OS/2 meetup in Germany back in the late 90s. Good times
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4y ago
I have a house here in London where in the kitchen the cold tap is on the left side and hot on the right side while in the bath rooms it is hot water on the right side and hot on the left side of the mixer tap. Seriously I have no idea wh
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4y ago
Amazing work. I should check their website if it supports dual boot. I can't wait to try it out once a nice new Mac Mini is getting released :)
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wdb
4y ago
Their deposits API ain't too bad. You can create bank accounts, get your transactions etc.
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4y ago
My main pet peeve with Monzo is that it is App only which can be quite inconvenient. I wish they also offered a webpage. I hope you will consider that with Bigpay too. DBS ain't too bad imho
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4y ago
I have someone that wants to buy my Twitter and Insta handle, person already 'hijacked' my domain (dad paid for it, passed away, and payment failed and lost it). Obviously, never going to sell those handles
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4y ago
Love to find some nice and well working open-source solution for categorising transactions. Each bank appears to categorise differently
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4y ago
Understandably because you are dealing with a heavily regulated industry but I do agree it would be nice to be able to use the APIs for your own data somehow. Aggregators to require you to provide credentials are just web-scraping the websi
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4y ago
Internet sucks in London, UK, yet to get 6.5mb/s or so called ‘Fibre’ internet. It’s 2022 and you can’t get a 200-500mbit plan in Zone 1 of London without going for a business fibre plan and pay a lots of money for digging if you don’t
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4y ago
Passwordless logins can be really handy but it can be an absolute painful experience when using desk top computers and mobile devices. If you have an iPad and you want to access your site, you will receive the link in your mailbox and then
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4y ago
Not 100% sure why they didn't use/mention Opentelemetry were Opencensus got merged into
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Tracing Gorm Queries with OpenCensus and Google Cloud Tracing
(incident.io)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Didn't they raise money last year? Good to know there is still money in the system
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Twitter SUES Elon Musk – Lawyers Read the Lawsuit (H&H 7-12-22)
(youtube.com)
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4y ago
How much comp sci do you use on a daily basis at a FAANG company though? Especially, if you are working on front end stuff / UI work
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4y ago
Maybe Redpanda or Redis pub/sub?
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4y ago
I am not a fan of self-checkout because it always needs some sort of assistance of a shop employee because of a article that need their approval, you accidentally scanned twice and they need to remove the article, it can't detect the a
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4y ago
Do you support multi logins? E.g. can a user be logged In app1.company.com and app2.company.com via logto.company.com?
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