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To prevent Zendesk's email from being consider spam, my company's SPF record contains include:mail.zendesk.com, but I still don't understand why, when they send email to my company, they say Zendesk "via" an email address at my company. There really doesn't seem to be any reason to not just use their own email address in the "From" header.

Thank you for your reply, but I think there is something I'm missing ...

Yes, and the DOS machine is standalone, not connected to the internet. See https://slate.com/technology/2014/05/george-r-r-martin-write...

That leather is from one cow??

No, but I am speculating

Oops, help! Can I reverse the transaction?? I'm new to this.ヾ(´･ ･｀｡)ノ

At this time, typo alert (Atro instead of Astro). Just saying as it might make a difference in search later on

It’s in the standard that way: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2

Blue-yellow? The bottom right image of the parakeet appears to be black, blue, gray, and white, with a blush of pink near the beak.

I too initially saw that character as the katakana シ, but now I think it is just a smiley. :-)

My workflow is Hugo, GitHub, AWS Amplify. All page creation is on my laptop. GitHub commits are done using the GitHub desktop app. Commits trigger AWS Amplify, and my site is updated.

I thought so too, then thought perhaps it was a nod to Clojure.

Yes, I put in Japanese that was nonsense, and it passed with flying colors.

This animation, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cUe4oMk69E&list=TLGG8tIphgp... is a nice visualization of the L2 orbit. It was different than what I expected.

Command left/right arrow, for example, switches between terminal windows in different spaces, and to terminal windows within the same space as well. Press the shift key as well to shift between tabs. (At least on my MacBook Pro's Japanese keyboard.) I don't recall have modded this behavior.

Thinking about his family, the cryonics option raises a lot of questions.

In https://gmail.googleblog.com/2009/02/new-in-labs-multiple-in... click on Labs tab.

Very nice. My current method is limited to looking at various sites like http://akizukidenshi.com/catalog/default.aspx (I live in Tokyo). It's nice to visit their Akihabara store too: http://akizukidenshi.com/catalog/contents2/akiba.aspx It's interesting to compare listings, e.g. for part 2SC945L-K-T92-K: http://akizukidenshi.com/catalog/g/gI-11428/ and https://www.findchips.com/detail/2SC945L-K-T92-K/4317462-Uni...

I'd seen this book before but was unaware that E. G. Lutz had written a book on animation, which, according to the Wikipedia entry on Lutz, was a sort of bible for early animators, including Walt Disney.

I like Protonmail, I use it. But one should realize that search works only on the headers, because, well, the content of your mail is encrypted ... doh!

I can confirm this. I like that phrasing -- "elevator captain." Nice! What throws many Americans, however, is the need to press the "close" button to avoid waiting an interminable amount of time before the door closes.

A little misleading in regard to, at least, Tokyo, as it shows only two lines, Tokyo Metro and Toei. The transportation system is much, much vaster than only those two lines.

My aunt's nursing home equips the nurses and aides with iPads. It seems like a great use case, and I see a lot of usage.

You do understand that there is such a thing as karma, don't you?

Perhaps if someone added electromagnetic traction so that the screen provided some push-back to the pen tip, it would seem "natural," but as things are now, my on-screen signature is as good as a chicken scratch.

That guy lon. You know, the spacx guy. Oh yah, why didn't you say so? Musk.

I'm an idiot. I didn't even realize that Roland is a Japanese company.

It's only rock 'n' roll but I like it ...

I didn't realize "wicked" was still slang. Regardless, Wickedly Prime strikes me the wrong way as a name -- it's almost too self-conscious.

Are the icons available with notations in other languages?

Keyboard shortcuts help for scrolling and jumping to the beginning and end of a long page. Use the arrow keys in conjunction with the fn key.