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Thank you, I’ll look into options.
Thank you, I’ll look into options.
When you say email aliases, what do you mean? A lot of services strip plusses from emails now, right?
I’d rather just buy loose leaf and use a washable strainer. It’s generally less expensive and higher quality too.
Loose leaf is excessively packaged? Normally when I buy loose leaf I just get a tin that’s full of tea and nothing else.
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I kept thinking “surely this was attached to something else and they didn’t just give a mint and a few stupid jokes”. Then I noticed another one of these stuck to a locker in the background. What pieces of trash. You don’t show appreciation by saying “You are appreciated”. You show appreciation by compensating your employees for their work.
I use vscode with vim key bindings. It’s amazing!
Biden was in the news saying he wants to get rid of hidden fees. I was surprised that restaraunts weren’t on the list of industries being targeted. This kind of fee should be illegal. It should be required to be a part of the up-front price.
Hell, I feel the same about sales tax. It should be baked in to the price you see on the shelf or menu.
Thank you, I hadn’t looked around in quite a while I guess. That is getting deployed tomorrow!
That dashboard looks handy. The lack of one for ingress-nginx is frustrating.
I’ll have to give it a closer look. I’ve been using ingress-nginx in my k8s clusters, but one of my colleagues has been recommending that I take a look at traefik.
May I ask what you prefer about traefik over nginx? I’ve been using nginx for a long time, so I’m just curious.
We need some common sense regulations on tips and hidden fees. They need to be limited in some way at this point and, preferably just banned altogether.
This is the main reason I haven’t been back to reddit since this shit began. All of this goes against the original ethos of Reddit that made me join and is a disrespect to all of the people who made reddit what it is. It disrespects the users, the volunteer moderators, the app developers, and the old employees. Most especially, though, it disrespects Aaron and, if I’m not mistaken, Alexis.
Thank you, this is really helpful!