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That method you're mentioning is provided by setting up a webhook that pauses a project, which can be fully automated.

Vercel has had spend management for a while now: https://vercel.com/blog/introducing-spend-management-realtim...

Which is the reasonable way to do it. However, uncacheable things might remain.

Because it could be personalized content that differs for each request/user.

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We're building a streaming & Live-TV platform for the European market in order to connect content providers with users across all of Europe. We build apps for all web & mobile platforms including TVs.

Our engineering department is hiring for multiple teams: React, GraphQL, Android, SRE and Data Science. You will have plenty of opportunity to get to know new teams and technologies, as we value end-to-end ownership of features and T-shaped profiles. Our stack includes Typescript, React, NextJS, Kotlin, Python, Java and Scala (and more!) all running on AWS.

We welcome junior applicants, depending on the role. Some roles are considering remote candidates, best to ask during your application.

If interested, check out our open positions (https://jobs.lever.co/joyn) or write directly to [email protected].

Great looking app, giving it a try now.

So in response to this story I decided to delete my (premium) account with them. After confirming multiple times (good thing), I was shown this error: https://i.imgur.com/4dpn6d5.png

How does error handling like this even make it to production?

I got an email as well confirming my account deletion and I can no longer log in.

But all in all this clearly does increase my trust in Lastpass's security competence.

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We welcome junior applicants, depending on the role. If interested, check out our open positions or write directly to [email protected]

An interesting library I've found that tackles this issue is yieldable-json: https://developer.ibm.com/node/2017/11/13/yieldable-json-asy...

Probably XSS: https://github.com/BisratYalew/Real-Time-Public-Chat/blob/ma...

I just checked the Arial iamgery of my home and the data appears to be more than 6 years old.

I wonder how this happens. If Apple has the capacity to detect grass strips between roads, how do they misplace an entire part of town (into the ocean, no less). Isn't there some sort of process in place to detect false positives?

Not password checks, but rather "does my email appear on haveibeenpwnd.com".

I got the first model with the new butterfly keyboard and the touchbar in April 2017 and I still hate it. I appreciate the idea of adding a touchbar for regular users. After all, it might be nicer for them to just press "Next Song" when using Spotify than fiddling around with Fn+F*. But for power users/developers, why do the most powerful MBP models come with these useless gimmicks? I'm using Dongles on 3/4 of the USB-C ports right now and that's not going to change anytime soon.

I wish Apple listened to developer's voices a bit more. To me, it's not a matter of price, either. I'd gladly pay more for a MBP with more/different ports and without a touchbar than I would for this model.

I agree. There are plenty of freedoms built into the REST way that enable you to create more or less detailed responses.

  "I don’t care. Trees are recognized by their own fruits.
   What took me a few hours of coding and worked very robustly, with simple RPC, now takes weeks..."

Weeks? For a REST API? No, I don't think so. REST gives you the tools to be pragmatic and quick, so use them.

It's one of the essentials principles of redux [1] that reducers must be pure functions without side effects.

If you violate that principle, then yes, your assumptions break. That's why you should keep it in mind. You can't really blame the framework if you purposely go against its basic rules.

[1] http://redux.js.org/docs/introduction/ThreePrinciples.html#c...

How about { data && <Inner person={ data.person }/> } ?

I'm guessing this will only be available for Business subscriptions?

Webpack 2 will support this: http://www.2ality.com/2015/12/webpack-tree-shaking.html

I commit everything that I want to be able to recover/share. If it's necessary to share (e.g. open a pull request), or if I want to have a distributed backup of my work, I'll push.

Can you explain 3.?

Clearly you've not used a German cell phone plan, nor have experienced the LTE coverage across Germany.

    The i-Loo featured an internet-enabled monitor on the cubicle wall and a special
    printer that would allow users to print information
    on a standard toilet paper roll.

I would have loved to see that product pitch.

Relevant Part:

   Roaming will be banned in 2017, and from April 30, 2016, surcharges for 
   roaming will be capped at a maximum of €0.05 per minute for calls, €0.02 for 
   SMSs and €0.05 per megabyte for data.

The 'select all' checkbox on http://getflakes.com/preview/tables.html has no effect my Chrome.