Was this recorded or just people drawing lines between Epic's expert witness claims and the executives trying to down play them?

Not sure why this is on HN at all tbh

I signed up forever ago with my university email, which was promised "free forwarding forever".

However with a combination of new email spam protection and Microsoft taking over the email at the university they have decided to withdraw the email forwarding.

When I try to login I'm being told my "administrator" has requested a password reset "Your admin wants you to set a new password before you log back in. We will send the password reset link to your email address" - however the send password reset email never comes (yes I check spam)

The password reset article says to contact my administrator (which I guess is my school?) but when I talk to them they just say we do not manage your account and aren't helpful. https://support.atlassian.com/atlassian-account/docs/password-reset-issues/

My thinking is bitbucket now sees this domain as SSO but I am no apart of this organization and simply have an unmanaged account that provides email forwarding for alumni.

Anyone know how to get in touch with atlassian to get me out of limbo?

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42498961

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You would think common sense prevails...

I've always been frustrated by the reach of phone cameras and finally got a mirrorless and 100-400 lens. It is an aps-c so the equivalent max focal length is 640mm which has been great for wildlife or some long views out on a hike. The sensor is 32.5MP which knocks the socks off my old iphone 12 pro, however this new 16 (or maybe it started with 15?) is 48MP.

Now I know its going to be unlikely we see a phone camera with the reach - but what about landscape photography? Would a 16 pro on a tripod be able to compete with real camera gear. I assume you can focus stack or bracket with ProRAW? This hobby is expensive and just trying to decide if I invest in a lens (my only other one is the kit lens) for landscape.

Final output would be for a 4k tv (samsung frame is nice for that) or possibly print

But getting good at photoshop takes a lot of effort (as well as a license or a will to use it otherwise), that will remain the same. The same can't necessarily be said for AI images which have been improving year over year and becoming more and more accessible.

The same thing we do now: get takeout, sit down at the location, or cook at home.

Hell, even before these apps were invented I always just went and got my pizza or grabbed it on the way home.

Free apps, apps that make money off ads, apps that cost $1, apps that charge a monthly fee, apps that resell products where a 30% cut exceeds their margin.

Perhaps the stores should change to a model of choose your own adventure: pay per release or % cut. What would you say is a fair amount to charge per release - keeping in mind apple/google will want to maintain their insanely high profits from the app stores?