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Firms that handle lemon law cases in my state operate this way, too -- no fee for the client assuming the case is actually worth a damn because the law includes a provision that the automaker pays the legal fees if they win a buyback/replacement/remedy.

Epic doesn’t do lootboxes, next.

A recent keynote compared an Apple series chip to an Xbox One S, can’t remember which though.

https://cloud.gov/ is available to government customers to kind-of fill this need, not to the public tho. :/

This is one step away from being another example of a project with an awful name from AWS. If it was "AWS Lambda Powertools for TypeScript" they'd save it, but no.

2008's problem was also that banks didn't have much oversight/regulation on what they had to verify when writing new loans. That is not the case today -- lenders are far more strict on what criteria you have to meet for a new mortgage.

Most US rates are typically fixed with yearly rate regulation cycles -- my rate in North Carolina ($0.11/kWh iirc) was determined at the beginning of last year by the state energy regulatory agency (the power company fills out this extensive application saying "this is what we want to charge and why" and typically it's like a 50-100% increase, and the state says "hell no")

Eero Pro 6 because I don’t want to deal with technology after 5pm.

I think Game Pass has built up a helluva goodwill bucket, from talking with friends of mine.

Looks cool, but I haven’t heard of this monitor once before — I suspect it’s likely because Huawei’s brand has been mildly killed by the US govt (I also don’t see that monitor on US Amazon).

It’s IANA directly: https://www.iana.org/domains/reserved

> all the pages are all redacted

I'm not sure if I'm missing a joke here, those are easily legible.

They do contribute a decent bit to Kubernetes per https://k8s.devstats.cncf.io/d/9/companies-table?orgId=1, but they’re still prettyyyyyyy low on the list (31 as of this writing).

Go had this issue for a while, too, it's finally started to calm down as Go hits a mainstream that is (imo) much farther than Rust is currently. I think much is just people trying to add validity to Rust for large-scale production workloads, in the same way that Kubernetes was "a compute scheduler written in Go" or Terraform was "infrastructure as code written in Go" (maybe those are bad examples, but I know I've seen the "X written in Go" thing going on).

They decided to run their infra in AWS instead of another cloud provider or on-prem?

why is McDonalds dependent on AWS for their app to work? (/s)

> (aka able to automate)

It's right there.

Grass seed has also seen wild shortages + price increases this year, mostly due to droughts hitting the northwest and driving yields incredibly low this year.

Michelin has been talking about these things for years and has yet to actually put them into production. All talk and no show.

Except that isn't how it works.

> Only after authorizing with Face ID or Touch ID is the requested identity information released from their device, which ensures that just the required information is shared and only the person who added the driver’s license or state ID to the device can present it. Users do not need to unlock, show, or hand over their device to present their ID.

https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2021/09/apple-announces-first...

I’ve written lots in the past on Spot + EKS, I’m intimately familiar with it.

I've used Spot.io in the past and it's fine, but I have a hard time trusting something that is literally a marketing blog post about why X product is better than Y product, from the maker of X product.

Every time I’ve slapped my address in on the site (also central NC) it says they’re no serving my area yet

The big US carriers are post-paid and run credit checks on subscribers.

Jetbrains has a hosted-IDE pilot project: https://lp.jetbrains.com/projector/

Until you sign up for AT&T Fiber what tacks on a $10 equipment fee that does allow taxes.

Anecdata: I spent 5 days in ICU in 2018 and had a $350k bill from a California hospital, which my insurance company paid $200k for after adjustments and discounts. I wouldn’t say $10m for 6 months is far off.

I can’t find much context around this. Got some links?

Are there any books on it?

This could just be pinned down to Frontier using fiber and Spectrum using coax, yes?

The iOS wallet implementation allows access to certain cards long after the phone is “dead” https://support.apple.com/guide/security/express-cards-with-...