HappyTypist

And also, good luck convincing people that you're dumping alphabet and Berkshire Hathaway.

They don't arbitrary choose however. They have published and objective criterias, and they're not singling out SNAP but it is literally the first big stock without ANY voting rights so theyve decided to draw the line now.

That's so minute. Different fonts, typography, page layout, structure, etc all improve uniqueness and memorability.

You are off by four orders of magnitudes

DigitalOcean, Vultr, Linode: $0.02 per GB over your transfer limit

OVH $9/month VPS: 100mbps unlimited bandwidth, and yes, OVH doesn't care if you have 7x24 100% utilisation on your 100 mbps.

Let's say you have a 100MB video that gets 20,000 views, and half of the viewers end up streaming the full video.

BW incurred: 1 TB. Cost to you: $20

No, they can replace it with Preact pretty simply.

GPS is basically always on - on iOS if you have a background location app, you're being located every 5 minutes at least.

Thanks, corrected.

All you need is an universal (ICAO) visual indication for "this is a taxiway, do not fucking landing here". For example, a stripe of alternating red and blue lights.

Trello said they're staying free forever.

No. Regressive means it reduces as the quantity increases. Regressive pricing is a good thing for products. Progressive pricing like progressive taxation would suck!

That really depends. At my current startup there are three "<Company> couples".

Just literally account sharing but with a log of changes and ownsership of different scenarios.

Plus you can charge $25 a month per additional user and that'd be a very fair price.

Correct, I've had a Google account suspension result in 4 linked accounts being suspended. The others were restored after an appeal though.

If you're looking for a chart of the breakdown, I made one with Canva here: http://i.imgur.com/nK56ERu.jpg

I should make a low level utility and in the license prohibit governments from denying me entry.

Another interesting approach is rely on cosmic background noise bit flips. Do it on Google.com and you can get a few thousand visitors a week

I.e. Register a domain where the ASCII representaton is 1 bit off.

I hope Apple charges for bandwidth at ridiculously inflated AWS prices. Ignore the first 100MB of an app and offer a devs a $2500/month budget.

They updated their ToS to reflect this.

Susan J. Fowler's blog post started the snowball that led to the firing of a $70 billion startup's CEO.

I hope this encourages more people to publicly report systematic cultures of sexual harassment.

I've never heard of front end development include graphics design.

Exactly. Add $1 to every fare and remit that without taking a cut. There!

Uber's margin on a ride is already 35-40% in US cities (source: UberPeople), thanks to their 'upfront fares' pricing (rider fare is not used for calculation of driver fares at all, drivers are paid per mile/km and min), their Booking fees, UberPool pricing disparities, and Surge disparities (a rider paying a 1.5x surge does not necessarily mean a driver is receiving 1.5x).

The key is the OR:

* "sufficient protection in place against unauthorised access or alterations"

* "guaranteed by the nature of the means of transmission used "

* "OR"

* "state-of-the-art end-to-end encryption of the electronic communications data"

aka:

- HTTPS, non-ETE: fine

- HTTP, non-ETE: not fine

- HTTP, ETE: fine

"The providers of electronic communications services shall ensure that there is sufficient protection in place against unauthorised access or alterations to the electronic communications data, and that the confidentiality and safety of the transmission are also guaranteed by the nature of the means of transmission used or by state-of-the-art end-to-end encryption of the electronic communications data. Furthermore, when encryption of electronic communications data is used, decryption, reverse engineering or monitoring of such communications shall be prohibited. Member States shall not impose any obligations on electronic communications service providers that would result in the weakening of the security and encryption of their networks and services"

I interpret this as the following clauses:

* "sufficient protection in place against unauthorised access or alterations" [through]

* "guaranteed by the nature of the means of transmission used "

* "OR"

* "state-of-the-art end-to-end encryption of the electronic communications data"

aka:

- HTTPS, non-ETE: fine

- HTTP, non-ETE: not fine

- HTTP, ETE: fine

It's about free market at work. You can choose to work for another company that pays you more, or pays you for that time.

Sent an email. Thank you

Is this in /google/ because of copyright reasons?

Very sensible. I wish OS X featured a even more "rootless" mode where "root" only gives you sandboxed write access, and read access to files it creates.

Yes, AMD chips have almost exactly the same features as Intel ME.

The cynic in me thinks that some execs got FISA orders.

It would be nice if all new HTML5 features and APIs release from now on turns on 'Modern Web Security Mode', which fixes CSRF and a bunch of other security issues that are not backwards compatible.