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by ydlr 4y ago
That sounds... reasonable. There are some web-to-newsletter services that try to sell this feature.
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by ydlr 4y ago
In my experience, servers often don't send 429 responses. Just last week I encountered an API that sent a 200 response with a body that read "Rate limit exceeded."
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by ydlr 4y ago
As another American country music buff, all my favorite country songs glorify crime, debauchery, and non-traditional values. I guess that is another great thing about the genre... its breadth.
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by ydlr 4y ago
They let the dvd-by-mail service degrade and die from neglect. Turn around time got longer and longer. Discs were regularly scratched and unplayable. But it was great while it lasted. The reason the streaming selection is worse is simple: c
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by ydlr 4y ago
That seems to be exactly what the article is arguing: > The narrative of democracy triumphing over high-tech dictatorship obscures America’s real goal, which is to prevent Beijing from displacing Washington as the leader in global survei
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by ydlr 4y ago
My reactions, in order: 1. Coop. Interesting. 2. DAO. Likely scam. 3. Need a LinkedIn account to learn more. Too bad. 4. Moving on.
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by ydlr 4y ago
> The results of the vote, which saw just under a 23% turnout, do not carry any legal weight...
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by ydlr 4y ago
The casual lack of integrity among entrepreneurs is truly disgusting.
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by ydlr 4y ago
It only disinformation when coming from foreign oligarchs, not upstanding American businesses.
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by ydlr 4y ago
I consider the Bohemian Reformation the turning point. Anyone who says otherwise is objectively wrong.
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by ydlr 4y ago
Or in US: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loyalty_Day
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by ydlr 4y ago
A horrible injustice that will one day be corrected. It just takes a couple generations to change expectations.
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by ydlr 4y ago
Its an inverse correlation in my experience.
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by ydlr 4y ago
The $23/hr that guy makes at a retailer is more than the starting salary of a public school teacher where I live, even with a masters.
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by ydlr 4y ago
Grant is the most recent Republican I would vote for.
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by ydlr 4y ago
I had to lookup "obstreperously." Thank you for teaching me a new word.
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by ydlr 4y ago
I agree. Copyright already provides (more than) reasonable protections for software authors. There is usually no need for a license/contract at all.
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by ydlr 4y ago
> the customer can run, patch, and run as patched, but not share with others > patches must be shared and licensed back to the developer I could get behind all of those terms except the two above. A patch is not the copyrighted work o
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by ydlr 4y ago
Amateur Radio Clubs are pretty common in rural areas. That was my introduction to tech in a fairly small town (5k people).
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by ydlr 4y ago
I can confirm this. Did it when I was younger. On night shift, I was interrupted only three or four times per week. Lonely, though.
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by ydlr 4y ago
The article leaves out the part where investors living in low-cost areas are offered less equity than investors in other areas. They are told this is still a good deal because it is a better deal than they'd find investing in local com
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by ydlr 4y ago
According to spotify's website, premium accounts are allowed to download songs. Why would they crack down on this more than other third-party clients?
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by ydlr 4y ago
> It's kind of like saying "I find it bizarre that certain arrangements of electrons is illegal" I find that bizarre, as well. I don't mean to imply the laws are unjustified in either case. Just really weird when look
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by ydlr 4y ago
I find it bizarre that you can live in one country, travel to a second country, do something that is perfectly legal in both countries, then be arrested months later in a third country. Is this possible because he is a US citizen, or is any
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by ydlr 4y ago
What is the benefit of this over existing lectionaries? I use https://bible.usccb.org/daily-bible-reading
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by ydlr 5y ago
A 60 hour work week. No more. You don't want to burn them out before puberty.
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by ydlr 5y ago
Version numbers are officially out of control.
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by ydlr 5y ago
There are many good reasons. The first thing that comes to mind is that books smell better than tablets. The second is that they don't need the publisher's permission to lend physical books; they do for digital ones. Really, they
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by ydlr 5y ago
So, are Nike's logo or designs actually stored on the etherium blockchain? My understanding is that most NFTs just embed a URL. If that is the case, the retailer could simply change the content hosted at the URL. The NFTs would be unch
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by ydlr 5y ago
And if a client asks why you are recommending an SPA, are you going to tell them the ignorance of your employees requires it?

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