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classics2

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    Comment #25023712

    It’s possible to read your entire web site and still have no clue what your company does. Brilliant.

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    Comment #25023663

    Not to mention it has a software license attached to it. Fuck-capitalism but obey my rules plebs.

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    Comment #25023655

    So cringe.

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    Comment #24978228

    Ooooh I see it’s new trust and safety employee week at eBay. Wait until PayPal bans them for life for the same thing using the exact same language. Fun times.

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    Comment #24975822

    I dropped Firefox for brave because Firefox dropped support for massive amounts of simple power user features like RSS while claiming they were all “too hard to maintain”. Meanwhil…

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    Comment #24967047

    Use your smtp server for inbound only. I much prefer to let people with deeper pockets to maintain the outbound mess. Your domain provider probably provides just such an email serv…

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    Comment #24966119

    Just don’t do it. Run your own domain and inbound email server. It’s so cheap it basically costs nothing at this point.

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    Comment #24966037

    Great for people already experts in navigating the ny transit system. A ux nightmare for anyone approaching it blind.

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    Comment #24955522

    Fruit of the poisoned tree and the toxic entitled people that come with it.

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    Comment #24949835

    One mans dull travelogue of copying and pasting things.

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    Comment #24883970

    Sounds like one of his co workers was banging his wife. Better get a paternity test to go with that leave.

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    Comment #24882747

    Can’t see it behind all the pop ups.

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    Comment #24847479

    Why would anyone touch such a toxic piece of software?

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    Comment #24466738

    The only company I’ve ever seen take these requirement seriously is Transferwise. I have a very common last name and similarly common-ish business name and they had to have me say …

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    Comment #24466713

    Wait until they ban you for life for a similarly random reason, then tell you “it cannot be appealed” lol.

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    Comment #24359689

    Around here you see a lot of people with plastic stars they give out for “donating” to police organizations screwed onto the rear license plate.

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    Comment #24220893

    It costs $349/yr to rent the magic number required to ship signed drivers for Windows. $99 seems pedestrian by comparison.

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    Comment #24220873

    And yet people would vomit blood being asked to pay $99 for an app.

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    Comment #24130384

    Soft skills.

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    Comment #24104297

    PayPal be like o.O

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    Comment #24079515

    Is he trying to get Microsoft a better deal? Like, right out in the open?

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    Comment #23914733

    Is it really so hard to spin up an aws machine with a plain old lamp stack to serve this kind of content? Its incredibly cheap and simple to do.

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    Comment #23883138

    Or they could just terminate your merchant account and put you on the MATCH list for excessive chargebacks. This -is- being nice and empathetic for a payment processor.

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    Comment #23817642

    Pretty much every ic you buy from China was pulled off a scrap PCB by a 10 y/o girl squatting in a puddle of solder and burned wires using a torch. The chips are binned, straighten…

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    Comment #23810317

    Products “based on Eclipse”. All 15 of them.