Titan2189

I would ask you to elaborate, but I guess that'd be pointless

Wait, so you're suggesting developers shouldn't adhere to specs but instead develop their tools / libraries according to whatever they feel it is the cool kids currently do?

And what else did you expect?

You're more than welcome to pay the API cost for it yourself.

Alternate and maybe more interactive explanation: https://ciechanow.ski/gps/

DAT price, chosen by an Elon Musk company - can't be a coincidence

> $69 million

I was getting ready to write an angry comment that you've got an error in your thinking / maths, because my intuition tells me that doesn't feel right.

I've run the numbers myself and am still in disbelief that raising 1,000 kg by 1 meter is the energy equivalent of an AA battery (= 20% iPhone 15 charge)

It's been implemented recently in New Zealand and has been pretty successful.

https://www.education.govt.nz/school/digital-technology/cell...

How is this not more upvoted? HTTP Code 426 sounds like the best code to send?

I'd argue your reasoning is incorrect. By the time your service is developed you would have already changed it to https, as during development every time you tried your API keys sent via http got disabled. So an in-the-wild MITM would never get to see your http request

> interaction with not yet published mechanic

Ohh? Hmm... I wonder what's coming - exciting!

And by necessary you mean provide such a good service at a fair price that there's just no way around them, since everyone else is worse? If not, please explain how they are necessary? I run a large online service and am not using any of their products / services.

They just had to swap out their tester every 6 weeks when they became ambidextrous

"Become a Pro Member"

"One-time payment, no auto-renewal"

[5 lines further down]

"From $ 0.79 / month"

I wonder if, as part of that name change, they'll apply for the new top level domain (TLD .cern) as well https://icannwiki.org/.cern

Why is the "Did someone see it fall?" included? Sounds like that question is irrelevant

AWS Route53? https://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/ac...

What's your suggestion then? How do Pakistanis tell Google maps where they want to go from and to?

Thanks for sharing, your story is great : - )

Oh, I didn't realize you could click to cycle. Thought you had to move to an adjacent tile and back to cycle

Who's gonna write an algorithm to turn every single flower into a [plant of choice]?

Obligatory link to XKCD's "Standards" https://xkcd.com/927/

Thanks, I never knew this resolves. I guess similar to IPv6 :: ?

URL is way too long. https://isup.me/

So that it could be quickly and easily unplugged

> It may be better security but I don't care, I don't want to use it for anything except my bank accounts.

Go with the time and accept that 2FA everywhere is good and the norm. As someone else mentioned: Browser-integrated password managers can autofill 2FA for you, meaning there's no extra hassle needing to lookup, copy, paste & confirm an extra step.

Name checks out

Easy: https://flak.tedunangst.com/post/two-hackers-one-keyboard-tw...

> ambient temperature within a data center often increases during the summer months

What? Isn't your Data Center supposed to be temperature controlled, where the A/C has a setpoint which it's keeping the entire environment to within a degree?

Being able to tell what season it is based on your HDD SMART temperature (armchair expert here) sounds bad.