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The argument, which you just agreed with, is that "You can't pay with bitcoin at Newegg" just like you can't pay a US company in euros.


How about the shadowbanning or comment curation that admins do?


As I understand it the admins very rarely shaddowban or curate comments.

Users with karma over 750(?) can downvote and so it's entirely users who are greying out comments or flag-killing comments.


Comment curation?

You can show shadowbanned people's contributions by setting showdead to true in your profile. I haven't seen too much admin/mod abuse lately.


I dislike shadowbanning, but it's not necessarily triggered by moderator action; it's often the result of voting and flagging.


This attitude is extraordinarily hostile towards users, and even if it wasn't including checkboxes in preferences (especially when you have things like about:config) that disable the entire functionality of the app for 99% of use cases is ridiculous.


d3.js/vegas as a bit of a learning curve but I don't use I could ever go back to any other libraries.


I think the OP meant D3.js and Vega [1]

[1] https://github.com/trifacta/vega/wiki/Vega-and-D3


This is exactly what SharePoint does on top of boring, battle tested SQL Server.


Navigating enterprise sales cycles is a giant pain but man is it profitable compared to the latest social startup du jour.


And not just enterprise sales but GSA Schedule sales, which is even more hoops to jump through but there is a huge payoff if you become a government vendor. It's not free money or anything, they're a tough customer, but you won't go broke doing it ;)


Apple is a hardware company. Google just releases as much software as they can and sees what catches on since any additional user spending additional time being tracked is a win for them. Apple writes software to make their hardware more appealing.

Bad android sales doesn't affect Google. Bad iPhone sales would tank Apple.


Are you a cop? You gotta tell me if you are.


I would imagine such a law would apply to cops who are representing themselves as cops. This would go a long way to establishing the police as a group of people that I, as a law abiding citizen, can trust.


"No I don't."


Comparing the startup scene in silicon valley to fashion is actually very apt. The loss of life and pain would be devastating, but lets not think that a few billion dollars worth of hardware would be anything other than a tax write-off and some middle managers pain to deal with for the next year.

If you want to look at devastating datacenter loss, if anything happened to Northern NJ the markets would go into a tailspin.


I wonder if this is built on JetDB


On Jet Blue (ESE)? It wouldn't be the first, RavenDB http://ravendb.net is based on ESE.

I remember awhle back doing work on a system that (ab)used MS Exchange Server 5 as a database, mostly because of the Outlook integration.


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