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xunn0026
5y ago
Where is the source code? Where do I open a PR to include a new icon or to fix one?
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xunn0026
5y ago
Zoho just wanted some TXT and MX DNS entries. Any registrar should provide you that.
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xunn0026
5y ago
Yes, they are speculating. Shilling the space as the next revolution in the hope of getting rich by dumping the NFT onto the next 'investor'. This shouldn't stop us from judging the relevant 'thought leaders' which
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xunn0026
5y ago
I have learned to stay away from open-core icon sets. It seems like they are doing a very nice balancing act where the icons you need later on happen to be in the paid section. I also dislike this is promoted as an open source icon set. Thi
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xunn0026
5y ago
Web3 isn't bad. But the Reddit founder is knee deep in NFTs which are basically as close to scam as possible. At least Amway tried to sell you tooth paste. The NFT grifters are selling you nothing.
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xunn0026
5y ago
Migrating to Zoho is super easy. Did it for 2 domains.
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xunn0026
5y ago
Banks were closed during the early days of the pandemic. Can't have a bank run with closed banks! (Taps forehead). So, crypto is a bank always open. It's better money than actual money.
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5y ago
I agree with the sentiment but note there were still viruses being circulated through floppy disks. So, 3rd party code may still be executed on a non-networked machine. Indeed, it would be awesome to see how much a machine can do without al
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xunn0026
5y ago
I don't wish that limbo to you. Not being prosecuted after such serious threats from big people is no small thing.
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xunn0026
5y ago
The customer experience has been great but consistently decreasing over the years. Last time I used them I think they pivoted into fighting with AirBNB so they took on smaller and smaller "venues" up to people (illegally) rentin
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xunn0026
5y ago
I found Lila much weaker. ZatAoMM seems more coherent both in how it touches subjects and the parallel (life) story. Lila seems like it might tell you more but it kinda just... hints towards a great reveal that never comes. Then it just e
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xunn0026
5y ago
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.
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xunn0026
5y ago
I'm not listening to anybody. I've been talking about the pending inflation every since the US went overdrive with money printing and started handing you money to the entire working population. Maybe I guessed it by mistake but I
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xunn0026
5y ago
Please do provide some explanation if you have any. I find it amazing that people have said from the beginning the money printer will cause inflation. When it finally arrives it was "transitory" and now, lo and behold, it's a
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xunn0026
5y ago
This is somewhat funny considering the globe has been locked in house to prevent a virus that is most deadly to the very old.
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xunn0026
5y ago
Can confirm. I've seen at previous jobs that some cliques do form, especially among high-rising careerist or very social folks. Other people just don't intermingle that much and are sidelined. Maintaining contact happens rarely. A
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xunn0026
5y ago
I know firing is easy in the US. But almost nobody from abroad will open a lawsuit against a company. While a local could be incentivised to do so or at least complain to various institutions or try small claims court. For eg. I've had
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xunn0026
5y ago
Well, a remote hire is generally super easy to fire. A local employee can go to court and really mess things up!
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xunn0026
5y ago
Odd how there's no study on reducing the massive manipulation being done for the greater good. The pandemic has really shown how weak and sleazy all institutions are. Any while 'scientific misinformation' means there's a
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xunn0026
5y ago
You company basically did everything wrong. Remote teams that are selected well can be a pleasure to work with for everybody involved.
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xunn0026
5y ago
So if I put a really giant mirror and burn your house at 3PM it's the Sun's fault? The ruling is actually quite logical. The (convoluted) outcome is that the IP is leaked and it should take any tech person about 5 minutes to reali
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xunn0026
5y ago
A nice matrix cut would also do.
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xunn0026
5y ago
Apple should literally be broken up like Bell System.
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5y ago
Yeah, sure. The range of apps / tasks people do on macOS/iOS doesn't even compare. Console do... games? But, don't let a bad precedent define you. Given that consoles are also basically general purpose computers I don&#x
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xunn0026
5y ago
Don't you compare the shit Oracle tried to do with Google with the evil of Apple and the relatively social/industry good that the Epic lawsuit will do.
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xunn0026
5y ago
But how odd when after a night of heavily drinking it turns out to be a cold?
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5y ago
So monetary policy does everything except cause inflation? The article is paid. But I see it excludes energy which is pretty relevant, especially during winter.
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xunn0026
5y ago
This shows why some things must start grass root. A move from the top would trigger all kinds of political people. Let's enjoy the 10% inflation! (Of course, most currencies debased in lockstep this pandemic, so a basket of currencies
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xunn0026
5y ago
HN really needs an /s every time.
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xunn0026
5y ago
That sounds like the literal definition of indentured servitude.
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