dthedev

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   by dthedev 7y ago

   How is "playing the numbers game" no longer the good advice? This article (and your comments) only seem to cement that idea further.
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   by dthedev 7y ago

   Internet services in the US aren't even a public utility. I don't see this ever happening.
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   by dthedev 7y ago

   Maybe in a market with real competitors. But like others have said, what usually happens is people with existing unlimited plans lose them overnight to ISP's with a monopoly in their area. Then, ISP's charge $50 more per month for
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   by dthedev 7y ago

   Pray for the team that has to handle this ticket.
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   by dthedev 7y ago

   If you like synths on the web, check this out. https://learningsynths.ableton.com/
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   by dthedev 7y ago

   It's never been awful for me. Even when running it on an iPhone 6S, it has always been nice and responsive.
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   by dthedev 7y ago

   Convenience and access to Apple's user base who partake in the service. Those are the main reasons I used Google and Facebook sign-in on my website.
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   by dthedev 7y ago

   It says on the page, the service costs 0.4% per transaction.
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   by dthedev 7y ago

   To be fair, you can't blame them for disallowing things like that. Protection against cross-site scripting, I'm sure.