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by mehhh 6y ago
Since the McDonalds app was downloaded between 10 to 50 million times, its suddenly "the basic way 100 of millions order their food?”? Where are the extra 50+ million users you claim coming from? Am I to believe McDonalds has a 100% re
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by mehhh 6y ago
Have you run into any rate limiting on iMessage? We usually see bulk messaging (eg: appointment reminders) getting silently dropped by carriers if over 100 messages are sent from that number in a day. Additionally, what stops Apple from bre
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by mehhh 6y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20200410202251/https://abc7news....
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by mehhh 6y ago
Artisinal, drone replicated items you say?
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by mehhh 6y ago
Moreso like UPS or Fedex than Instacart, as the Amazon employees aren't picking up unpackaged, unlabeled its.
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by mehhh 6y ago
We've rebuilt our internal business processes using erxes.io, having one place for email, live chat, Twitter DMs, Facebook & more has been quite handy. Still working on deeper integrations with our other systems, its API is GraphQL
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by mehhh 6y ago
All of those providers share the same non-redundant transport provider out of Chelan County FYI. City of Tacoma also has a similar setup, but they moved too early and are stuck with a cable network.
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by mehhh 6y ago
Those same DSL techs often know exactly what needs to be done to save the telecom company they work for, deploy GPON. Verizon broke new ground and did it in the early 2000s, and its the only reason they still have as many customers as they
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by mehhh 7y ago
Sounds like we need to mandate vote by mail as an option for voting nationwide.
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by mehhh 7y ago
Offer a (very restricted) free tier, basically a preview mode.
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by mehhh 7y ago
InstaVPN, it mines your traffuc and gives you ICO tokens as a reward!
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by mehhh 7y ago
This kind of "free market" for electricity tends to drive up infrastructure costs needlessly (see Australia), while incentivizing bad behaviour by generation suppliers in the market (see Enron). Public utilities generally provide
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by mehhh 7y ago
If anything, P2P high bandwidth connections are often more reliable as your traffic likely stays on your ISPs network rather than needlessly hairpinning through a central server outside their network. Hence why VoIP like WebRTC encourages d
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by mehhh 7y ago
Switch to Wayland, your issue is that Xorg is not tear free by default and Ubuntu has chosen to stick with this legacy stack in 18.04: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/01/xorg-will-default-displa...
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by mehhh 7y ago
Sounds like they did not make a modicum of effort to support any platform. iTunes was multiplatform (Windows & OS X), if Apple wanted they could invest the resources to do so for Apple Music. Apparently it is not a priority tho
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by mehhh 7y ago
I would avoid binning people into builders or maintainers, there are many more issues that could prompt one to leave Tesla and Google, eg: Work environment or ethical issues.
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by mehhh 7y ago
Kroger (and their subsidiaries like QFC, Fred Meyer, Fry's Marketplace, etc), Walmart, Safeway (and Albertsons/Randalls) all use Suse with BTRFS for their point of sale systems.
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by mehhh 7y ago
Think of all the people who live closer to the urban core in Boston now, due to this decision not making long distance commuting easier. Portland started ripping out freeways after I-205 destroyed multiple neighborhoods, and Seattlites orga
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by mehhh 7y ago
Representation by industry has worked really poorly for Hong Kong, its a key part of why they have the majority of thr population protesting and demanding real democracy, not the corporate controlled legislature that currently presides over
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by mehhh 7y ago
Great, sounds like TurboTax will still be able to compete if the IRS gives people tax filings precalculated, as TurboTax can say "We can save you $XXX!"
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by mehhh 7y ago
Appimage has solved the distribution on Linux problem, software packaged as Appimages are as easy to run as an exe on Windows, and no additional software is required (unlike Flatpak & Snap).
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by mehhh 7y ago
Private clubs include many authorized families and people, yet they are not public. Your definition of public space seems very off...
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by mehhh 7y ago
As someone who works with multiple carriers, I doubt anyone outside of the wireless carriers and Inteliquent will implement STIR/SHAKEN soon in the USA. Inteliquent (aka Neutral Tandem, Onvoy, Exiant, Vitelity, plus 20 other sub-brands
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by mehhh 7y ago
Lol, sometimes speakers do need handlers :P SeaGL in Seattle does offer free childcare to all attendees, in addition to being free to attend.
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by mehhh 7y ago
Number availability in some area codes is pretty limited with jmp.chat as they use the same underlying carrier as Google Voice.
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by mehhh 7y ago
With concurrent access restrictions, this is not likely to get you far.
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by mehhh 7y ago
Matrix can bridge in IRC, Slack, Gitter and a few other protocols very nicely, it reminds me of Pidgin but with much better UX.
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by mehhh 7y ago
Amazon's shipping fleet is on par with FedEx or UPS, and yet smaller than USPS. Most consumer shipping is not done by Amazon
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by mehhh 7y ago
The lack of enforcement of net neutrality and its subsequent demise have enabled telecom companies to throttle streaming music & video while extorting smaller providers for internet peering. The large players (Netflix in particular) hav
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by mehhh 7y ago
Google is already offering higher quality TTS: https://cloud.google.com/text-to-speech/ Additionally, if you poke around the web a bit there are many free TTS websites that produce higher quality audio than Mozilla TTS

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