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wedowhatwedo
9y ago
It sounds like you have no need for their service. If you had a need for the service, their pricing model is very good. Since you have no need for their service, not having your account on their system is best for Twilio.
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9y ago
They can be revoked. Our JWTs have an ID in them. We have a revoked table. If the ID is in the revoked table, the JWT is invalid. It requires a DB hit but it is worth it for the ability to revoke them.
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wedowhatwedo
9y ago
Most of this is already available: https://www.bankofamerica.com/privacy/accounts-cards/shopsaf...
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wedowhatwedo
9y ago
If your database knows a user's password, you are doing it wrong no matter what persistence layer you are using.
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wedowhatwedo
10y ago
In America, some christian religions want more and more rights and want to take away the rights of other religions and people that don't practice their religion. They feel that is what the founding fathers wanted when forming this cou
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10y ago
Perhaps you need a reminder: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_they_came_.. . In this case, no one is "coming for" anyone, but when one religion is asking for special rights, that makes me pause. When the A
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10y ago
They should have just shot the jerk. After all, we ALL benefit. Who cares about the rights and the blood shed of one person. We ALL benefit. The airline had NO OTHER CHOICE in the matter. They couldn't have offered more compensati
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10y ago
One person who "decided he was too important to accept being bumped"? How about one person who expected the contract that he paid for in good faith to being fulfilled? Someone who made commitments to others based on that contrac
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wedowhatwedo
10y ago
You've always been able to do that. Almost all configuration of MSSQL can be done via a script. I can't think of anything that you need to do on a day to day basis that can't be scripted.
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10y ago
I don't understand your point. We agree that American Express should not provide insurance to people that aren't working there. I bet we don't agree that the government should provide single payer insurance to all citizens
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wedowhatwedo
10y ago
Does American Express provide this insurance to people that don't work for them? I don't believe they do, so that makes it fairly irrelevant to the conversation about universal health care.
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10y ago
It was so easy because it won't work. :)
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"The problem is that no tax code can close all loop holes because you just can't foresee the creative ways people will out maneuver the tax code." What if this is the entire tax code: All US citizens must pay a tax of 40% of
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wedowhatwedo
10y ago
I understand you will not be happy with this answer but, you know what keyboard shortcuts do by looking at the knowledgebase: http://help.slides.com/knowledgebase/articles/235434-navigat...
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11y ago
"I am not willing to suffer for 20 years to then enjoy the remaining 30-40 whatever there will be." I know people who suffered for many years, retired and then died within a couple of years. Don't be so sure you will live 30
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11y ago
Back in 1984, I was at Disney world with a school trip. They had an exhibit that looked like an arcade game that had a keyboard. You typed on the keyboard and it would say what you typed. We almost got kicked out of Disney world for maki
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11y ago
But on the other hand, VLC was packaged for the iphone at one point to let users of that platform use it. Source was made available to everyone. It was decided that GPL version 3 wouldn't allow GPL software on the iphone so users wer
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11y ago
Fucked? You would keep using ST as it is until it would no longer run on the current version of the OS. The product wouldn't stop working the day the author quit working on it.
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11y ago
Powerbuilder failed? I made a ton of money programming with Powerbuilder back in the 90's. How is that a failure? Some day a person younger than you will say "this is just like Javascript that failed back in the day".
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12y ago
Some of us that use Mac applications don't like to break the law and run OS X in a VM when that is not allowed by the license agreement. You can run it in a VM if your host OS is OS X, but not if it is Linux. I use OS X with VMware f