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I built it from source to see if it was what I needed and it so scratched my itch that I paid the $20 as a contribution.

I don't do any professional development on my iPad, I just like having the ability to mosh/ssh back into my machines at home to run a script or push a quick edit to my personal github.

A company must have a registered agent; that registered agent may not be the beneficial owner of the company and could be someone's attorney.

I don't see where you're making the case that they need to update.

They're better than anything you can find in the bracket that you place them in.

Sure, everything can always be better but I don't see much market pressure forcing it.

This is textbook copyright violation.

Scraping other people's content and then watermarking it with your brand while showing ads?

You're just buying time until someone big enough cares about what you are doing.

In their tech specs:

Battery lifespan: Will last for approximately 500 cycles, 8 times/day measurements in normal temperatures of 77 °F (25 °C) when new battery fully charged

Battery life: A typical user can expect to charge HeartGuide approximately 2-3 times per week, depending upon the frequency of use of HeartGuide’s features

500 cycles at 8 cycles per day. Does that not mean that they expect the battery will fail after 62 days?

How do you contend that overweight people are going to gain weight by not having leftovers?

The article did not suggest that the restaurant forces people to eat everything on their plates. They just compost whatever food is left behind and don't throw it away.

Fast 7 years ago

They don't and they're not.

Look at the defense allocations for basic research into hypersonic capable materials to prove that they are still years away the most basic deployment and once the research is done, there is no supply base to make the materials (FA8650-20-S-5003)

Not having programmed schedules on thermostats seems ludicrous to me.

I don't have "smart" thermostats, they can only be programmed with the buttons on the front of them and they cannot talk to one another, but how do you turn down the heat when you leave for the day? or even set different temperatures for daytime and nighttime? manually?

Adding these commands to a separate script seems like an unnecessary level of abstraction.

Concatenating the commands with &&, adding "--no-install-recommends", and adding " && apt-get clean && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*" to the Dockerfile seems much more straightforward and maintainable.