Bellamy

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by Bellamy 2y ago
Received: 9 June 2023 Accepted: 20 March 2024 First Published: 3 June 2024 Is it normal that it takes so long to go from Received to Accepted?
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by Bellamy 3y ago
I thought emojis definition is that it's supported by major browsers/phones/etc.
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Open Source Infrastructure as Code(pulumi.com)
2 points by Bellamy 3y ago|0 comments
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by Bellamy 3y ago
If you leave a door open to your garden or house, can I come and chill without asking?
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by Bellamy 3y ago
That's because the terms of use of bookings.com insist that you can't offer a price lower than on booking.com. I don't even if this is legal in your country, but in Germany they ruled against it: https://www.theloc
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by Bellamy 3y ago
I didn't, but my next OS won't be Ubuntu for the same reasons.
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by Bellamy 3y ago
That's why I deleted my account and won't use PayPal again.
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by Bellamy 4y ago
Hetzner is German.
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by Bellamy 4y ago
mailbox.org with a custom domain.
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by Bellamy 4y ago
I so understand why anybody would use Microsoft products anymore. You can do all that and more with Linux and SaaS products that works in browser.
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by Bellamy 4y ago
Great ending: "Hug me please." Love it.
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by Bellamy 4y ago
Panem et circenses.
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by Bellamy 4y ago
The corporations create your toothbrush, give energy to your computer, and created the phone you use. Companies create exactly what we people need.
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by Bellamy 4y ago
I quit PayPal as I heard they can take 2500$ from your account for "misinformation". https://bgr.com/business/new-paypal-rule-the-company-can-tak...
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by Bellamy 4y ago
Where we're you when all the experts and politicians were talking (some still are) about herd immunity in beating corona?
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by Bellamy 4y ago
> She named Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Unilever and Nestle as prime offenders. People could vote for their money.
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by Bellamy 4y ago
That's right, you are among the 0-15% SSRI's help. For the rest 85-100% of people they help as much as a sugar pill.
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by Bellamy 4y ago
Can you share some of possible fears? I feel like I really don't have any but as you said those are hidden, so maybe I have some but I just don't know that.
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by Bellamy 4y ago
Scary stuff but unfortunately true. Thiel is really smart. He always talk about the right to online privacy [1] and especially his own, because his gay, living in NZ, etc. But his actions and the actions of his companies tells a totally dif
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by Bellamy 4y ago
> If a criminal spies on my credit card # as I make a purchase and uses that to go on a spending spree I can fix it with the credit card company with little cost but a few hours of time and frustration. No, you can't. It if someone
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by Bellamy 4y ago
Not a bad idea!
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by Bellamy 4y ago
Add Habinator to your list. Best habit tracker available .
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by Bellamy 4y ago
You should definitely Google "lifestyle medicine".
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by Bellamy 4y ago
Exactly my thoughts too. How is that possible that Google Play and Apple store allow apps like this to get published?
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by Bellamy 4y ago
Happy user here since beginning 2000.
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by Bellamy 4y ago
> It's an awesome idea, because it brings the painful past right into our daily lives. So you are saying we should be reminded and think about the horrors of Nazi's every day and everywhere?
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by Bellamy 4y ago
So you could easily switch away from AWS if needed? I've heard a few horror stories of vendor locking and I can easily understand that (but no own experience, luckily).
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by Bellamy 4y ago
Best that I've found for Linux. For cutting it's really good but if you need advanced object tracking or special effects, keep searching.
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by Bellamy 4y ago
AWS is overrated. Most of the engineers and managers choose it because it's a safe choice for them. But in the long term the costs rise and you can't get away from it. I would even argue it's only for those who are afraid of
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by Bellamy 4y ago
Anyone experience developing for iOS in Linux? I tried it a couple of years ago and it was pure pain. Apple's vendor login forces to buy and use XCode.

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