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Comment #48787136
> when Amazon was first established, one of the largest loopholes that they had used.. I thought for sure you were going to mention USPS “media” rates which allowed Amazon to ship …
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Comment #48679942
Interop standards for this like Open19 are not widely deployed and without interoperability it’s a dead end since you need the hosting provider to give you the drop to your rack or…
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Comment #48430054
What you said is not what the linked video says, so at best this is terrible advice piling onto terrible advice.
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Comment #48100614
Phone numbers have become the unique identifier used to build profiles of people and the providers can still claim “security” when they change it to pursue that revenue stream.
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Comment #47998479
“great UI” and “burned to death because the door handle wasn’t” is a bold juxtaposition
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Comment #47998418
My understanding is that as people age their skin stays drier and causes this issue. The parent post is a chef’s-kiss-perfect illustration of the problem with modern tech.
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Comment #47990621
which is why you went with Delta and not Nocturna I would think? Deltas are fine in an otherwise noisy environment but they’re misery in say a bedroom at night.
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Comment #47987237
I have also flown out of that airport. The early flights maximize viable onward connections but the logistics are a real pain.
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Comment #47850827
He’s a hack, now you know.
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Comment #47844648
If you tap into the address bar, start typing your search, type enough for it to be specific enough that autosuggest crap clears, and “On this page” appears. Wildly undiscoverable …
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Comment #47741942
In a similar vein, I remember encountering a site where the frontend enforced basic complexity requirements ala “use at least one number and one symbol” but the system would silent…
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Comment #47732651
Unlike equity options, commodity future options are typically written with european style exercise rules.
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Comment #47723256
based on my experience, I suspect the latter similar, user-hostile behaviors I have found include: - wifi network passwords are persisted through a system wipe and reinstall in rec…
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Comment #47580393
US dollars or equivalents mostly, money market funds, treasuries, sgov, etc
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Comment #47556095
as an american I might call those “local ordinance” when they come from a smaller rulemaker like a town
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Comment #46802454
edit: op also has this, disregard hugged but someone caught it: https://archive.is/VrEtg
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Comment #46746213
A company I worked for used start date anniversaries rather than birthday for a variety of reasons.
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Comment #46660785
> bottom management “line management” is the term I am familiar with
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Comment #46254561
in high scale stateless app services this approach is typically used to lower tail latency. two identical service instances will be sent the same request and whichever one returns …
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Comment #46253825
surely gp was referring to HD ;)
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Comment #46190025
I wasn’t in C++ style land but my recollection is that distilled experience would be backed up by extensive mailing list discussions. in case of contention the discussion might ext…
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Comment #46160314
My understanding is that the hardware is always installed but the dealer will not fill the liquid reservoirs unless the customer specifically requests (and pays) for it.
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Comment #46126341
Not sure what you mean. His legacy to date is ruining the iphone because he couldn’t think of anything to do beyond “thinner”.
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Comment #45947034
I think six dev teams is small in terms of kube. I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s close to the perfect size to move onto kube and create and adopt a standard set of platform idiom…
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Comment #45922856
Stuxnet was very high profile but I think the incentives to go public and place blame are complicated.