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I'm surprised that Stripe Capital hasn't extended a similar offer for customers of SVB.

Dog harnesses that attach to seat belts are sold at most pet supply stores in the US. There are also short leash like tethers they connect to seat belts and hook to a typical walking harness.

I have a very severe poison ivy allergy. The techniques in that video are the only way to stay out of trouble.

Three things work for me, in order of escalation:

1. Rubbing alcohol 2. Dawn dishwashing soap and scrubbing 3. Mean Green hand cleaner and more scrubbing

Talk to your account rep, think they can help you out with that

Tax varies widely in the US down to a very local level.

Sales tax is likely between 0% and 13.5% for a PS5, but there may be localities with higher rates for electronics.

It's a mess: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sales_taxes_in_the_United_St...

This is a joy to play with! It's the perfect UX for making this tech more accessible.

Everyone in my house has been thinking up silly prompts to see what comes back. Thanks for setting this up.

There is probably a market for being a trusted second contact for systems like this. Wonder if that would pass muster for Apple.

Yeah, the totally managed deployment for Pages is great to get started, but not being able to run through our regular CI tool is a major bummer and has us also sticking with Worker sites.

UWB can measure distance within 10 cm/4 inches. In ideal scenarios it doesn't take much movement to locate a target, even without a vision component.

Check out sub-prime car loans. Carvana and the like will finance anything with a pulse, so people with poor credit buy used instead of new.

Many Facebook media processing services reach capacity every week. Video uploads, live ingestion, etc are a mess during peak times.

We don't know the long term effects of COVID either. How many decades are between chicken pox and shingles?

Worked in Higher Ed for years, we had a home grown time keeping system. Cost less for us to source and hack together physical time clocks and a web app than paying ADP, no question.

It's incredibly difficult to migrate even engaged users to the new, different app. Apple should really provide a better route for major version upgrades, especially on the Mac App Store.

You are correct, in my experience. Stating that Apple is mandating a change is grounds for rejection and maybe even a phone call.

They tell you to add IAPs that are to their liking, or you're out of the store for violations of the App Store Review Guidelines.

When compared to dimensionally similar (but certainly not similarly priced!) sedans, the Model 3 ranks well but doesn't really have more cargo space.

Dimensions are in cubic feet.

BMW 330: 17

Kia Forte: 15.3

Honda Civic (sedan): 15.1

Telsa Model 3: 15.0 (combined front and rear trunk)

Hyundai Elantra: 14.4

Volkswagen Jetta: 14.1

Mercedes CLA-250: 13.1

Toyota Corolla: 13.1

Audi A3: 12.3

Subaru WRX: 12

No doubt Tesla vehicles have amazing crash ratings, they've really put together some structurally sound vehicles.

Provisioning of new Spaces was recently disabled in some regions while they add capacity. Vaguely concerning IMO and has caused me to seriously reconsider using DO Spaces for a new product I'm building.

https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/release-notes/upcoming/spa...

Curious what you found limiting about zeromq? Just not enough throughput for high FPS?

So far I’ve found it to be the sanest multicast solution since clients pull.

“All in” as long as they don’t micro-trench in an area with freeze/thaw cycles. Yes, I’m still salty they pulled out of Louisville KY.

At least they left $3MM to pave the roads they tore up. Get real points on that one.

In the US, Hyundai sells the Ioniq with ICE, hybrid, and EV drive trains:

https://www.hyundaiusa.com/ioniq/

Hyundai is taking a smart approach, making sure new platforms support electrification to varying levels. Take the Kona for example, it was introduced as an ICE vehicle and is shaping up to be an intriguing EV.

Unfortunately they're limiting EV model sales to certain states. Hoping they expand beyond compliance car status soon. The Kona EV is _actually on lots_, around $40k before any rebates/credits/incentives, and has a ~250 mile range.

The pricing lines up with CloudWatch Logs, 50 cents/GB, 3 cents/GB/month.

Curious to see what the query language is for this, wonder if they're just exposing the backing store for CloudWatch as a service now.

Any Crostini supported device works fine. Obviously more RAM and better CPU means a better experience.

I have a basic Acer with a Celeron and 4GB of RAM. Been running VS Code and node to develop React Native apps. Can even load the Expo Android app from the Play Store, no separate Android device required!

Some Crostini info: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/docs/+/master/c...

As a counterpoint, we run Ubiquiti gear at large conferences (NAB in Vegas, IBC in Amsterdam). Thousands of people, hundreds of WiFi networks - pretty much a nightmare.

At NAB we're often the only booth with functional WiFi. Not using anything special really, just well configured UniFi mesh APs.

There is also this 3x3 one on Amazon, it works fine: https://www.amazon.com/Cherry-Switch-Tester-keyboard-Sampler...

Comes with "9 Different Cherry MX Switches: Cherry MX Red(1), MX Black(1), MX Blue(1), MX Brown(1), MX Green(1), MX Gray-brown(1), MX Gray-black(1), MX Clear(1), MX White(1)".

The feel of the keyboard is certainly a matter of preference, but the reliability issues are prevalent enough Apple has a special repair program (again): https://www.apple.com/support/keyboard-service-program-for-m...

The first few years the health insurance exchanges were open, getting insurance on your own was a breeze. I purchased insurance for my family for a few years that way, paying perfectly reasonable premiums for the benefits offered.

In my state, Kentucky, there is now only one insurer per county offering plans and they're HMO garbage accepted almost nowhere. Additionally, large insurers like Humana (that are based here!) aren't really offering private insurance plans.

Kentucky is just about W2 or bust for health coverage :(

Here's an article that talks a out two events, a protest and counter-protest: http://money.cnn.com/2018/01/26/media/russia-trolls-facebook...

Someone has already done that: https://chicago.eater.com/2018/3/5/17078210/opentable-reserv...

You're going to need to do some reading:

1. https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/2018/04/04/faceboo... 2. https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/changelog/bre...

There is no easy way to get access re-enabled right now. If you have a direct relationship with FB, now is the time to reach out and let them know what you need.