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Have you looked into something like Bitwage (https://www.bitwage.co/)?


College roommate. We named our two-man agency after our old college apartment.


They archive chat messages so that you can search through them later.


That alone would be a great reason not to use them.


It's also a great reason to use them, isn't it? Your searchable chat history basically becomes the knowledge base of your company.


And a great target for discovery in any sort of lawsuit.


As is email.


To me, that is something that you should keep internal, on internal systems with vetted free software.


https://slack.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/203457187-Settin...

It's configurable for paid accounts, and can be set as low as one day. However, one of the best features of slack (and products like slack) is message history and search. Otherwise, IRC isn't all that different (WRT messaging).


It's why I love Slack. If I remember a conversation about something two months ago I go to the room, search and find exactly what I needed.


Some money would be saved by eliminating the current welfare system and replacing it with UBI.


Everybody has a price. It is hard to take a promise like this seriously this early. Hopefully I am proven wrong.


How do they know what specific items were purchased? Is there any way for a consumer to see their own data on that? Also, seems like there would be a lot of false positives as I don't consume or use everything I buy with my card.


They mentioned rewards cards, like the kind used at grocery and drug stores.


How'd you manage to get that domain name? Did you have to buy it off someone else?


I bought it from a seller on Sedo in January '14 using proceeds from the site.


Same with BitGo.


This has worked for me too. I take a 45 min nap everyday after lunch. It helps split the day up into two parts where I am fully refreshed for both. Some of my friends find it odd that a grown man takes a nap during the day but it works great for me.


Couldn't agree more


I like the update, looks a lot better. It is the small details that keep me using Chrome's dev tools. For instance,

- why can't I drag and drop DOM elements in the inspector?

- Chrome's autocomplete seems smarter. If I go to edit a style and I type `li` Chrome gives me line-height, FF gives me lighting-color?

- I prefer the color highlight when you hover over DOM elements in the inspector, I can see the box model in Chrome but just a dotted outline in FF.

FF's tools do seem to get better and more robust with each update though.


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