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Are you using Stripe to process your payments?
I found a way to view this if you have a paid admin account for your organization, but I don't see a way to view a list of previous OAuth granted requests for a free Google account.
https://www.cnet.com/news/steve-jobs-last-big-project-the-ne...
The letter stated that she needed to provide proof of her social security number.
She has tried to do that for four months now. She has called them, written them snail mail letters along with proof that they have the wrong social security number, and numerous faxes. They keep telling her that the ID fraud department will eventually reach out to her. It has not happened yet after all this time. We have even reached out to the California Governor's office for help. Nothing has worked.
If she did not currently live with me and have me financially support her through all of this, she would be broke and possibly homeless.
I've been using the "Hacker News (YC)" app on iOS written by Dharmesh Patel, and it works good, but it hasn't been updated in over 2 years, and unfortunately it has occasional display formatting issues on the iPhone 11 Max Pro.
This is a great idea! Thanks for doing this. Have you had your first session yet? How did it go?
Do you use the library computers for your coding bootcamp?
He said in the interview that anytime he drives in his car, he would not talk on his phone or listen to the radio. It was complete silence for the duration of the drive. And most of his best work and ideas came from these "silent drives" because he was forced to be creative and use his imagination to keep himself entertained.
Do you still actively develop it? The digital signature in your .exe says 2017 and your website footer says 2015.
https://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/development-stopped-unr...
I checked the app, and the last query was when I asked her the weather from earlier this morning.
Must be a bug in the latest update they pushed out.
I was with Rackspace for years, but Liquid Web bought their cloud site service and I am not too fond of the support I have been getting from Liquid Web and am looking to make a change.
However be warned, their client is a Java application and the more files and terabytes you want to backup, the more ram it takes.
For example, I backup about 3 terabytes on a server and it takes 3+ GB of constant ram usage to do this.
https://support.code42.com/CrashPlan/4/Troubleshooting/Adjus...
Was a heavy Pocket user before that but their iPhone app was buggy in the sense that when I saved something from Safari to Pocket, sometimes it would save, other times it would not. It was literally hit or miss. Not sure if they have fixed that in a recent release or not.
I have been using it for three months now, and it works flawlessly. I was using Pocket, but sometimes after I would save links with their iPhone app, I would go into their web interface to view them at a later time, and those links would be gone.
But I have not had one single link disappear from raindrop.io since I have been using it.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/fort-mcmurray-man-wat...
https://www.discoverphaser.com/
(Not affiliated with them in anyway, just a customer who purchased it for my kids to learn).
I always wondered how this business model was going to work if Homejoy's contractors could just give out their phone # at the end of their first service and the customer could just contact them directly for any future needs, instead of going back through Homejoy for any future bookings.