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Comment #48786157
Interestingly I had an almost identical experience to this report in codex. It output a user memory file that looked awfully real and wasn't at all related to my work.
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PSA Google billing and not refunding RMA hold
I have 3 Google RMAs this year. I thought I had resolved these changes before with google but they haven't been resolved yet. I have spent hours on the phone with google over the l…
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Comment #32714570
I have the pixel 6 Pro. By far the worse phone I've ever had. It's unable to hold a consistent phone conversation and I'll often cut out so the person on the other end can't hear m…
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Comment #32583788
I hope you haven't done this anywhere. Makes my brain hurt, but I think this will only run through the loop one time looking at the last element of the array.
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Comment #32030681
Thats quite a straw man. There's a pretty big difference between using a benefit as intended and taking advantages of loopholes in tax law by creating multiple shell entities aroun…
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Comment #31963867
Fidelity 401ks are already much more strict in how you can withdraw
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Comment #29670443
Doing anything too complex there would be pretty surprising to me. if they are it seems they didn't do too good a job since the test is emulating a old phone that should probably g…
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Comment #27083271
Websockets seems strictly more efficient than this strange attempt to create your own protocol. Not sure what challenges you've had with websockets, but I can't see how SSE is more…
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Comment #26898856
I think you misread that. It says you could spend your money on something better. like a juicero. Hard to know exactly how the author views juicero in terms of being a good product…
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Comment #26786770
This just isn't true. A large number of companies are building new applications with MongoDB atlas
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Comment #26786093
Where do you get the impression MongoDB is trending towards death? Seems to be growing by some metrics; the stock price has more than doubled in the last year. Not a fan myself, bu…
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Comment #21897371
If they did step two it wouldn't be nearly as bad.
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Comment #15846218
I think a lot of companies would choose the 50% higher salary if given that choice.
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Comment #14870082
The video says receive packages from anyone, so sounds like it might be a direct competitor to luxerone.
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Comment #13962791
Do you use an external display? Mine crashes about once a week after I've unplugged it from the thunderbolt display
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Comment #13733016
Hmm I downloaded it just to try yesterday and I was not able to access it from uGuest. Not sure if it's Uber or blind blocking it though.
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Comment #11401188
Not directly related, but another interesting potential catastrophe in St. Louis. http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/midwest/ct-st...
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Comment #10173291
I think if you get tails on the first flip you still get the $2 payout.
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Comment #10127925
I assume they're figuring this revenue would continue for a while even if they all quit tomorrow. From their August numbers their churn rate is down to 6%. Even at this rate it see…
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Comment #9781696
I actually ran into a simple example of a challenge like this. The power went out in mountain view a few weeks ago and a bunch of stop lights stopped working. I pulled up behind th…
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Comment #8485618
Which also could be why Tuesday at 2am looks different. Many places are closed on Monday and people are probably less likely to go out.