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by ydlr 2y ago
All this seems pretty paranoid. Stealing mail can't be that common.
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by ydlr 2y ago
My guess is that he will soon depart academia and announce his new workplace surveillance startup.
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by ydlr 2y ago
My impression is that their "streams" are just ways of segmenting different types of content within an account, not actually using separate infrastructure to send the actual mail. Maybe I'm wrong about that, though.
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by ydlr 2y ago
For several years, postmark only allowed transactional email. This led to them having a very high reputation. They are now cashing in on that reputation by allowing increasingly spammy content. In a couple years, they're deliverability
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by ydlr 2y ago
Thanks. I wasn't trying to be snarky. I really couldn't find where that was explained in the article. I guess I should have followed the links.
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by ydlr 2y ago
What does it mean to open source something that is not source code?
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by ydlr 2y ago
It seems to me that the whole concept of an off-the-shelf ERP is misguided. These systems have to be heavily customized to fit the needs of the any particular organization. Why not just hire a couple programmers, build what you need from th
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by ydlr 2y ago
That makes sense, but it definitely wasn't what the artical said a few hours ago. It looks like it has been expanded quite a bit since I read it.
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by ydlr 2y ago
> while revenue slid to the low single digits. That can't be true. Dropbox made less than $5 in the last three months?
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by ydlr 2y ago
The real issue seems to be that donations are going to the wrong schools (at least according oo the stated goals of the donors and schools). There is one paragraph that touches on it: > The donations also appear unlikely to affect where
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by ydlr 2y ago
That seems like it would be terrible for the open source project and anyone that relies on it. I hope both sides of this dispute deescalate things before something like that happens.
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by ydlr 2y ago
Maybe banning wpengine customers from the official repo is exactly the push the community needs to create alternatives.
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by ydlr 2y ago
Really only one paragraph from the article is needed: >Meanwhile, when it comes to how often you should wash bed covers, most experts recommend doing so on a weekly basis. As well as washing sheets, ironing also reduces the bacterial cou
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by ydlr 2y ago
If he isn't elected prime minister, I nominate for president of the United States.
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by ydlr 2y ago
These are pretty good. I feel like jargon like "use case" and "business logic" should also have sarcastic definitions. But I can't be clever this early in the morning.
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by ydlr 2y ago
They are allowed to work from home the rest of the time.
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by ydlr 2y ago
> The main reason kids get run over is unsafe crossing behaviors, such as running into the road after a ball. Older gets get run over because they're distracted by a smartphone. Victim blaming.
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by ydlr 2y ago
The law would not ban arbitration, only forced arbitration agreements in contracts.
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by ydlr 2y ago
Who is Higgins? Is this how public figures insulted each other before twitter?
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by ydlr 2y ago
I've enjoyed everything I've read from Action Books. https://actionbooks.org/
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by ydlr 2y ago
Until a couple years ago, there were laws restricting where they could operate. They were only allowed to serve "underserved" areas. Part of the "deregulation" to encourage for-profit competitors. Now, there is an uphill
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by ydlr 2y ago
You can see it from their service map. They serve everywhere except the densest parts of Fayetteville. The coops that serve further north and south have similar holes in coverage. Maybe the Eastern part of the state is different, but I doub
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by ydlr 2y ago
The only way to get decent internet service in Arkansas is to move to the middle of nowhere where you can be served by one of these rural coops.
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by ydlr 2y ago
You do realize that "clout" and "influence" are synonyms and that before it can be exerted it must be gathered?
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by ydlr 2y ago
The loans being forgiven were issued by the department of education. If your mortgage lender wants to forgive part of your mortgage, they can. If the federal government directly held nearly every mortgage in the country, politicians would b
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by ydlr 3y ago
We are truly living in a golden age.
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by ydlr 3y ago
I never made that claim. I wrote that the ordinance was pushed for largely by drivers. I made no speculation on the proportion of drivers. Nor have you. You have made the assumption that accepting the terms of employment implies that driver
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by ydlr 3y ago
I also haven't seen any studies of percentage of drivers that support/oppose this rule. MULDA ( https://mulda.org/ ) is the group of drivers pushing for this ordinance. There are clearly many people who both want to
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by ydlr 3y ago
This ordinance has been push forward largely by ride share drivers. What makes you think you know better than they do?
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by ydlr 3y ago
$1.40 isn't the current rate. It is the rate the companies are threatening to pull out over.

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