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Comment #19110791
It always been (since 2015 anyway) at least 15k thb for business which is closer to $420rtn, I dont recall seeing first being that competitive either, looking at now when first is …
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Comment #18412587
We had failed incarnations of this many times. WPF/Everywhere. Silverlight. And now Blazor - albeit this is a little better as targetting Wasm, but embedding the Mono runtime, I st…
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Comment #18412582
1) As a static language C# is extremely weak. You have a minor edge over Java due to reified generics, but in terms of a type system saving your ass C# is miserable. 2) Err... You …
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Comment #18397310
It depends on the vendor. I once followed responsible disclosure with the clowns at cPanel. They downplayed the report and never notified their own customers. I wont follow respons…
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Comment #18381791
Nail on the head. Settings are vomitted across the "cheaply built web app", the old control panel, gpedit.msc and regedit where not exposed.. In the early days of Windows 10 they w…
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Comment #18367588
I do worry about the effect ultra sensitive people (usually white privileged males incidentally) will have on comedy, will we have more Family Guy, Big Mouth, Southpark, Rick and M…
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Comment #18344430
Monzo is basically Uber in this UK space, Revolut is Grab (read: terrible in comparison). The Monzo app works flawless, notifications are reliable, and most importantly I don't hav…
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Comment #18300781
Rackspace has done well becoming a VAR of AWS, winding down their own datacenters, and pushing their support angle
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Comment #18300729
It doesn't necessarily mean the GaaSs (and equally PaaSs) will utilize the new region, there's a couple reasons, sometimes dependent services are rolled out slowly elsewhere - e.g.…
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Comment #18288562
That's the idea, but previous stable coins have had trouble proving such and met a lot of community rejection (deservedly).
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Comment #18288538
There is a lot of negativity on this but it must be more preferable to the Tether train wreck, the backing alone of Circle and Coinbase puts this on another level in terms of legit…
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Comment #18250000
Does this stop them shitting, pissing and spitting anywhere they please when travelling abroad? Or more generally have some decency to care beyond themselves and immediate family? …
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Comment #18246048
Yes, talking to your device in hand the same, perhaps it's more normal in some places in the world than others?
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Comment #18244953
Impractical to many, you still look like an idiot talking to your rist, just a 3.5" android from a major OEM (good battery and build, no spyware) will suffice.
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Comment #18238024
Today, maybe. Btw, a side line to the point as do qualify your defintion, other peoples'' definition of casual and very casual vary a lot, I know people that if a pack lasts more t…
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Comment #18237639
I'm not sure that's a good tip, presumably if you get lung cancer they can still detect if you are or have been a casual smoker for a non-trivial amount of time. In addition, you m…
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Comment #18237228
I think it's referring to copying just part of the flow, where the terminal ends might not be connected, so per project/target you just wire up a repository to side A, and a deploy…
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Comment #18229089
I thought Mandrill used a range of sending IPs so this wouldn't be an issue? It's seem very lame if they just shard accounts across a IPs.
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Comment #18211544
Meanwhile SJWs applaud Saudi over their first woman pilot, whilst she has to take a taxi to work because she is not allowed drive. Quicker oil runs out and we can isolate these bac…
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Comment #18206319
Except OVH isnt a guaranteed 500mbit. It's best effort.
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Comment #18201555
Any minute now someone will compare this price to triple replicated, multiple availability zone, fully managed, object storage from one of the big three... Any minute..
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Comment #18192475
Ha good catch
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Comment #18190672
What binaries did MSN Hotmail have? It was the earlier web mail incarnation of outlook.com?
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Comment #18186241
A lot of context can be lost in 1 to 1s, however it doesn't mean they can't exist. Often I'll say let's take this to #dev so a) stakeholders are involved b) it's not just a line it…