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Comment #46410442
Thank you for actually showing a base price for an enterprise tier.
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Comment #39605212
The sparklines on Downdetector's homepage can't be compared to each other. Spikes that look similar can actually have a difference of several orders of magnitude. Only meta's servi…
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Comment #38903106
I find presenting this as an open source alternative to commercial solutions a little disingenuous when any commercial use of it also requires a paid license. Like many other cases…
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Comment #35859828
The parody here is so perfect, they even created the technology they don't bother to define.
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Comment #33207173
Thank you for this. While the visualization is useful/interesting, it frustrates me how often similar visuals are used in news stories about space junk. Yes, it's a problem, but us…
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Comment #32752445
I'm curious how many companies building for >1M concurrent users have even a tenth of that in reality.
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Comment #32361048
I'm sure it's not a popular opinion, but I consider AGPL to be more source-available trialware than OSS. Even for strictly internal tooling, I hesitate to use AGPL licensed code.
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Comment #31583972
Overall, this looks great. My only concern the the project file being a SQLite db. I'd really like to have something to (usefully) put in version control.
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Comment #31406082
> It's largely free Looks like it's $30/mo for a useful plan.
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Comment #30926399
The ability to add location and an Alexa skill to allow me to ask Alexa where my foo is would be great.
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Comment #29407908
Would be nice if there were a way to differentiate all of the anonymous users. Personally I like Google's random animal name approach.
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Comment #29291199
Seems like a reasonable compiler would inline the most likely implementation as 1. So, while technically undefined, it's safe to assume that it will 'return' 1 regardless of the ac…
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Comment #27438257
Add in a startup fee and it would be a gym membership.
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Comment #27251216
The level of evil here is inspiring.
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Comment #26985904
I prefer "walking petri dish".
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Comment #26533573
"It's NFTs all the way down."
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Comment #24276640
I don't think it would take much to get funding and political support with exactly that pitch.
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Comment #23782490
It seems that what they've ruled is not that the treaty must be honored, but that only the federal government gets to decide not to honor it. Absent a specific decision to that eff…
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Comment #23769766
I'd love to see todoist integration. The "find me 4 hours to do this" feature looks like a natural fit for this. Also, any plans for a public API?
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Comment #23714243
With failure to pay eventually landing you in jail.
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Comment #23701833
This seems to be a common problem with web-based business applications. Little, if any, consideration seems to be give to user efficiency. I consider that a critical part of UX, bu…
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Comment #23616494
IANAL (anywhere), but when you sponsor someone you're listed as a sponsor. I'd say that social credit has some intrinsic value.
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Comment #22740856
Maybe I'm missing something, but it seems like they're misusing the term in the same way that Apple does with iMessage.
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Comment #20782094
And more difficult to continue to secure funding for companies that have yet to make a profit.