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bourbonjuggler
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Comment #45120042
It could be used as an opportunity to be educated on a language that you previously knew nothing about.
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Comment #45119935
I think it's a relevant question. Other than the minimal mention that it's a programming language, there's not even a link to the main site.
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Comment #44838695
If you're interested in the post from the account owner rather than this short blog post. - https://www.seuros.com/blog/aws-deleted-my-10-year-account-w...
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Comment #43399484
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43398518
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Comment #41314022
"Dignity Health, which operates Mercy San Juan..." It appears they need a name change after this lawsuit
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Comment #41194192
Of course they did. Companies are looking to cut costs to appease shareholders, and this is an effective method for pushing people to leave rather than layoffs.
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Comment #39104341
I bought a fairly cheap one off of Amazon last year to see if I would actually use it before buying some of the more recommended brands and models. I find there are times where it …
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Comment #34453309
Virginia still has all of their highway signs to let you know that it's enforced by aircraft. A report came out in 2018 that stated they were no longer using that method of enforce…
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Comment #34082475
I don't think Clear would have the same number of customers if they charged that much. Everyone would continue to stand in line and complain about how bad the TSA is at its job.
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Comment #32224702
I agree. Why bother creating a workaround for this problem? The easiest resolution to this is to spend your money somewhere else.
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Comment #29998446
I started using Zoho mail about a year ago in a very slow effort to migrate away from google services. I'm paying $75/yr for their 10GB plan, but they offer other options as well. …
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Comment #21818527
This is accurate. I drop all of my google gadgets access to google DNS services and they use my local DNS.