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mishagale
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Comment #45502110
Bear in mind that in the UK, a large chunk of the populations lives in either rented accommodation, high-rise flats, or both. And also, standard housing policy in London is for new…
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Comment #37466270
winpopup was a GUI interface, `net send` was the CLI command (with which you could indeed message an entire domain)
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Comment #37322938
That looks like a US version of Faster Payments* (UK) or SWIFT (Eurozone) that enables instant wire transfers between bank accounts. I doubt very much it is suitable as an alternat…
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Comment #37162163
I've always felt one of the main reasons for this is that we never really got true microtransactions on the web. Pretty much all payment processors charge at least $0.20-30 per tra…
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Comment #37101113
On the same basis, most home routers are powerful enough to run a basic webserver, and they are much more likely to have a consistent internet connection. They probably aren't behi…
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Comment #36680249
I remember that way back when, Deutschebank standardised on SuSE because they were a major shareholder in the company. DB had an IT department bigger than most entire companies, so…
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Comment #36680120
Have you ever tried accessing the modern web with a Windows 95 computer using Netscape Navigator? Even if that computer had up-to-date certificates, basically nothing about it woul…
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Comment #36323675
You are right, my bad.
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Comment #36312826
Based on their published user numbers and revenue, Selig estimated that reddit's revenue per user is about $0.12. They are asking for $0.24 per 1,000 API calls. Apollo averages ~34…
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Comment #35168386
Presumably because if you are a party to a lawsuit, you generally shouldn't say anything about it without it being cleared by your legal counsel. Their lawyers might have advised t…
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Comment #26955473
Doesn't Linux already have mature support for ARM? What's so different about the M1 that it needs all this extra work?