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You have a business, but no way to receive a sms. You had an empty account, you lost it? You used an email account you hardly check. Amazon isn’t this massive company because they are closing accounts with servers, that’s google cloud.
Now you spent a whole $30 when your ready again open a new account.
Your an edge case, and not doing any favors to make your life easier.
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My experience with getting others todo things have been dismal and always feel like I should have just done it myself by the end of the experience.
I’m wondering if some kind of vetting process for applicants could be done.
The person posting the ad, then gets to select the price point based on experiences needed and there max budget.
i.e Post redesign of home page budget:
$500 - vetted 5+ years experience $300 - vetted 2+ $150 - anyone
something along those lines, this gives everyone the ability to be involved and have a chance of winning the project and the poster to get what they pay for.
I guess it works both ways, over exposure to anything can cause the opposite effect.
That being said, I work a lot (but it is my company). I thought I worked a-lot at the office but being back at home it never stops - This is also down to personal traits such as having ADHD and the drive to succeed, the guilty feeling when i’m not working or achieving anything.
Maybe this is the big difference. I need that buffer zone so I don’t just continuously work every waking hour.
What i’ve seen from employees is that they are firm about working from home and I need to take into consideration these people work 7.5 hours 5 days a week and not 14-16 7 days a week, different perspectives.
El Salvador is also using Algorand to build upon.
While the original 30% fee is BS. 15% Is reasonable to pay to get your application out there.
Otherwise your Brilliant idea in most cases is worthless if it’s not visible to majority of users.
I like the way that Apple has approached it where it’s capped for apps under 1M.
Then I got a bit sick of Apple, So I tried installing Linux on my macbook. Some things didn’t work like randomly opening the laptop and nothing appears on the screen.
It was ok, but I missed critical apps like, iTerm2, Tableplus, Nice email client like Mac Mail etc. (Today might be different to when I tried this 3 years ago)
Then WSL 1 came out and I thought i’ll try windows again, purchased a surface, but the UNIX features just wasn’t compatible with what I needed.
In the end I purchased a new Macbook Pro again.
WSL 2 might change things and I might end up back on Windows one day, but I really wish I could simply just use a Linux distro as a desktop daily driver, that’s my ultimate desire.
For now I use a Mac. For two reasons, It 99% of the time just works and great app support and it’s unix subsystem.
Otherwise this is awesome and can save a bunch of time.
I have devices logged into my iCloud account at a datacenter, that end up getting my 2FA for my other devices.
I have a iPhone, iPad, Macbook, do you think any device I actually use all the time gets the 2FA code ?
Sometimes, the same computer i’m using to login gets the code which is kinda pointless.
I have to always use SMS to get my code because of this.