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sdfsdfsdfsdf3

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    Comment #19851948

    Short term tourists too. Not everyone has EU style or T-Mobile ONE style roaming.

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    Comment #19777544

    You talk about a provider like a person. You can easily listen to webhooks for subscription cancellations, and you can also poll the API for subscription information - ideally both…

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    Comment #19777356

    There is no way this is a genuine submission. I've seen spam/seo bots write better articles than this. Spam

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    Comment #19738354

    Ah okay, Docker would be a sticking point for me too. Thanks for sharing

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    Comment #19738309

    Odd that you put this on a the travel laptop and not the desktop, I imagine most OS polygot its the inverse for things like battery life, touchpad drivers, webcam driver. Am curiou…

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    Comment #19717873

    In 2026 maybe...

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    Comment #19697739

    Woudln't that be a fire harzard?

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    Comment #19697534

    Most decent (read: non-american) long haul airlines and even some 737 have USB sockets at each seat for charging devices, what effect would this have in the air?

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    Comment #19697470

    appear.in, does what it says on the tin, no fucking about. Played about with zoom but it was a multi-minute ballache of signup steps and a screen sharing plugin the doesn't work pr…

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    Comment #19680503

    Not being able to get a power hookup is far from a ridiculous notion. In both Thailand and India big bribes are required to get the utility companies/incumbents to move, or you at …

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    Comment #19657778

    Many people (self included) I know use it for when their drunk out of their brains on Friday and Saturday evening. Where the fcuk did I go last night? Blackouts are less severe whe…

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    Comment #19643054

    The amount of KYC/AML nonsense you have to go through with Coinbase UK is higher than Monzo/Revolut/Transferwise/Starling, so if you qualify for Coinbase UK card you qualify for an…

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    Comment #19642846

    Isn't paysafecard the point-and-click-and-become-a-card-provider of the pay card industry along with Wirecard? Used by loads of dodgy no credit check providers, card providers goin…

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    Comment #19570172

    Does it really matter if we have an excess of capacity when incumbents own the last mile and prevent open peering close to home and/or charge ridicious per mbit prices for transit …

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    Comment #19561372

    This is the Vitalik jump request. All the miners immediately ask how high. Centralized in a Slack channel.

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    Comment #19534507

    Uber hasn't banned your account after a credit card chargeback? (Chargebacks cost money/penalties to the merchant)

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    Comment #19469027

    Mailchimp is a fucking disaster. Regularly get 503/500 in app when doing bulk operations - all the work happens on the request thread. I wouldn't be surprised if the damn thing was…

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    Comment #19448609

    Asus Vivobooks are fine and cheap .e.g S410U and easily upgradable (taking it to 16gb cost maybe $100) Everything works out the box except the fingerprint reader (maybe in 19.04)

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    Comment #19448588

    I wonder for WSJ if you still have to call a high pressure sales line to cancel?