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by addingnumbers 4y ago
It's been a couple years since I plugged in my Amazon Alexa, but at the time it rocketed three domains to the top of my frequently resolved list: example.com, example.net, and example.org each dwarfed the 4th most frequent request and
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
With pfsense and pfblocker-ng you can just plug in facebook's BGP AS number, it can look up all the subnets in that ASN and block those. AS32934 has 379 subnets with 144k addresses and seems to cover every Facebook property from WhatsA
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
> Pantera turned $1.7 million into around $170 million. The recent crash was “unfortunate,” Mr. Veradittakit said. “A lot of retail investors have lost money. I’m sure a lot of institutional investors have, too.” "A lot of people lo
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
It will be effective for the pirates who would give up and make a purchase before spending a solid 20 minutes searching for a piracy site. Counter-piracy measures only make sense when they are less expensive than the lost revenue, so their
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
> it's not marked as deprecated/removed It's not marked as deprecated or removed because dislikes were never deprecated or removed, nor implied to be. They made it private (readable only to the uploader) and marked it as p
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
> You must know that Twitter already knows about your alt accounts right? As the article says, the whole miscalculation comes from Twitter counting all your alts as active even when you were only using one of them...
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
Reddit is big on cargo-cult troubleshooting, you can't show them a TCP windowing problem or path MTU detection failure without "try changing your DNS servers" or "disable auto-negotiate on your Ethernet port" gettin
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
That's the whole point, to get them to reform the law, or to set courtroom precedent against spurious claims, while they're forced to take the position of its victims instead of continuing to side with the more well-funded perpetr
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
"Beat feet" has been a widespread English idiom for retreat since the 1940's, still to this day published in print thousands of times every year.
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
What fraud? This was a proper and orderly transaction... fraud requires deception. If there's any fraud here, it's on the part of anyone who claimed this wouldn't inevitably happen according to the rules they concocted.
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
> I don't know what else GitHub could do to prevent this. The article describes exactly what else they could do, including example screenshots from another app that does it.
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
He's saying that ownership by a loud, conspicuous oligarch generates more public scrutiny than a quiet, inconspicuous one.
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
> I don't see the point of a tool like NSH for OpenBSD I think the point is getting rid of this risk: > ... forgive me if I missed something
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
If you're going to sell gasoline in downtown Manhattan, why rent a little filling station when you could just build a whole refinery there?
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
It's not half important enough to me to justify buying more equipment. Especially when there is no technological barrier that keeps us from having software do it automatically. I'm not going to buy gear to do something I fully exp
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
We can't teleport something from one atmosphere to another, though. It's a long trip.
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
It's so trivial that it's pointless because the intended reader is presumed to have already done it himself, excising that triviality is the purpose of any kind of shorthand.
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
Does it still require you to press a button to tell it every single time it's pointed at a new sheet of paper? I'm waiting for one of these apps to monitor a video stream from a camera and automatically determine when a new sheet
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
They are fictional archetypes of established historical patterns, their reason to exist in pop culture is as shorthand allegories and extrapolations for common despotic behaviors that are already clear to everyone with a sense of history.
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
Vanity and the prospect of social media clout? He even watermarked the documents with his Twitter handle, he can't stand the idea of someone seeing the information without knowing it came through him.
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
You must have stopped at Season 1, season 2 started with all those bodies found in the first episode.
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by addingnumbers 4y ago
I had a similar problem with my ISP gateway giving spurious readings on a traceroute, to prevent other techs from getting distracted by it I started using `mtr --first-ttl=3 ...` to ignore the first two hops.
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
> Social networks are inherently evil, that's their business model What's evil about Mastodon, Matrix, Pleroma, diaspora, etc?
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
"Ha ha, I tricked you into selling for only 2000% of your asking price!"
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
The article covered that five paragraphs in: > In reality, you probably need a mechanism to enforce tag immutability: e.g., your own registry mirror, or referring to images by SHA).
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
The fact that it's a bare-bones technical demonstration and an idiot would have no wherewithal or purpose to implement it.
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
Why would you use the same keypair for multiple sites?
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
Reddit like to claim some lofty, detached sense of free speech as if the sexualization of minors was something that happened without their influence. One thing they don't want to talk about these days is how they minted a one-of-a-kind
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
Yes, right this minute the most recent three messages in my Gmail inbox are extremely obvious spam with titles like "YourCVSrewards HavejustArrived" and one is full of white-on-white text, which I thought was an easy giveaway for
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
I don't remember ycombinator asking for my DOB when I created an HN account...

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