Yep. There is banner in the repo reads:
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Any reason why it's not a good idea to integration the API with server side (aka E2E or distributed drawbacks?)
https://www.insideindianabusiness.com/articles/indy-airport-...
Even though IND doesn't nearly have the traffic like 3 NYC airports, it's still 24/7 airport and the self-served Farm Fridge food kiosk was super great in terms of prepackaged meals and pricing (half of the selections were under $10 - I flew to IND last month.) The Soda machine also charges $2 / bottle of Coca-Cola like other non-airport retailers instead of price gauging.
It's a hard enough domain area that warrants a startup to solve the pain point.
More on PDF and why it's hard to do analysis [1]. TL;DR
"PDF was never really designed as a data input format,
but rather, it was designed as an output format
giving fine grained control over the resulting document."
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33146364
[2] https://opensource.adobe.com/dc-acrobat-sdk-docs/pdfstandard...
> Over time I realized that residential IP blocks were banned on most servers. > You just cannot create another first-class node of this network. > Email is now an oligopoly, a service gatekept by a few big companies which does not follow the principles of net neutrality.
It's unfortunately true. However, the reason that how we end up like this is more nuanced than just the big players trying to power grab (perhaps) but rather because of the rise of spam/scams/phishing/malware. All big players like Google (Gmail), Microsoft(Outlook/Live.com/Hotmail), Yahoo!, Apple (iCloud) are suffering from those threats, wasted bandwidth and compute on spam detection heuristic AI.
There are industry consortiums like Spamhause and commercial entities like Barracuda to maintain blacklist/whitelist to restrict access of major MTA network interconnect to fight off spams/malwares/phishing/malware delivery from botnets and individuals. And it helps, at the mean time, it consolidated the control of who can send outbound emails.
We are seeing this trend repeatedly in other communication channels like phone calls (due to robocalls, VoIP numbers are being blacklisted by all major players' services) or Text messaging (due to spam texts, major U.S. wireless carriers band together established Campaign Registry to control who can mass send outbound text messages. This is also known as 10DLC registration).
I think the vulnerabilities of previous communication protocols (email, VoIP, SMS/MMS) lie in the fact those protocols are designed with security in mind. Modern community protocols like Push Notification has been designed with security in mind, which make it less susceptible to abuse and spamming. That's probably the way go forward.
As long as your reviews are true and factual based, they don't have much of a case against you (libel or defamation), with exceptions of course like Depp v. Heard which wasn't trialed in the court of Virginia but really trialed in the court of public opinions and lots of lawyers thought Depp would loose.
Another exception to the high bar of winning libel/defamation case is Bollea v. Gawker - which Peter Thiel has enough deep pocket to literally bankrupted Gawker media.
Otherwise, stay truth state facts in reviews, you should be fine for the most scenarios.
Take a look them yourself:
https://github.com/pallets/flask/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Acl...
I am quite disgusted by his self-congratulatory tweet like that, TBH.
Those tickets that the community posts questions and asked for help, he just shut people down.
A high bandwidth data cables (aka wires) does introduce RF noise / EMIs. That's why ferrite bead were invented to reduce the noise.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrite_bead
The reason some ethernet cable and audio cables don't have ferrite beads is because they have internal metal mesh EMI shielding. But not all cables have that.
Yeah, the dealership and the state level dealership associations aren't going to go out of business without some good fight. Even though I personally don't like the markup to be paid at the dealerships, but they exist for some good reasons: educate the consumers, financing, DMV paperwork and most importantly service your vehicles. EVs need much less service visits but when they do - it's likely harder for DIYers to tinkle with High Voltage battery systems and/or the infotainment firmware diagnostics and updates.
> ... Starting in June, we’ll have single pay tiers by country for both salary and equity. If your pay was set using a lower location-based pay tier, you’ll receive an increase in June.
I wonder if an Airbnb employee's pay was set using a higher location-based pay tier, would that be down adjusted, conversely? A single pay tier in U.S. means there are wide pay gaps between San Francisco, California vs. Billings, Montana for the same skill set/job role to be reconciled, correct? It only makes sense to me that they aren't adjusting everyone to the Silicon Valley pay rate in June.
Can someone share lights on how that single pay tier for a country would work?
Please add the year tag to the title.
Professor Scott Galloway also mentioned about this study in his book "The Algebra of Happiness".
But yes, Big Tech's promo committee's short-sighted interests do NOT align well with multi-vendor sponsored open source projects' the long term prosperity. And it's no secrets that open source contributors are overworked. And it's not only affect K8s, but it affects across the board.[3]
[1]: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendan-burns-487aa590
[2]: https://twitter.com/brendandburns/status/1511841189686771716
That could be perceived as a posture of war by adversaries. And it's a really bad idea. Have you considered for the innocent Russian people who doesn't agree with the war? What about their daily lives in Russia where they need to get driver's license online to be renewed but couldn't because their DMV website is inaccessible?
Economical / sports / Internet sanctions are double edge sword. There are unintended consequences and unfortunately no way to do it without collateral damages.