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by addingnumbers 5y ago
> It's deeply disingenuous to suggest that the work reform principles of the subreddit are moot because a mod started the original subreddit as a protest against work. This point might stand better using a word other than "prin
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
> They can easily use safety under “weights and balances” as the reason. How would it play out for them to invoke that law disingenuously? They won't use it to fly with an empty seat, nobody wants that except maybe a couple adjacent
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
I always used "-e ^" the same way you're using a null string, to show all lines of the files, each prefixed with the path and filename. Are they equivalent or is there a caveat I should watch out for?
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
> "Gaming their algorithm" sounds like a fancy way of saying SEO It's quite the opposite, "Search Engine Optimization" is the fancy euphemism for gaming the algorithm.
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
"never claimed to be free software" and "explicitly disclaims being Open Source" don't cancel out that he published it with an open-source MIT license. https://github.com/floatinghotpot/cordova-
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
I don't think "overpriced" is a valid criticism of a system built to funnel money from people with disposable income to artists. It seems to reflect a distaste for the entire concept of arts patronage. Other things that are o
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
Isn't this $620M investment about 5,000x the amount of a typical ycombinator investment?
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
> It's strange how Sneakers never got the nerd love like Wargames and Hackers did. From where I was standing it did. A BBS in my toll-free range was reborn as "SETEC Astronomy". I used a variation of "myvoiceismypassp
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
No matter what your DNS says, browsers are hard-coded to refuse to send requests via plain HTTP on a TLD with HSTS required (like .dev).
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
> That means that Google indexed those SSNs! Not necessarily. The SSNs were returned in search results from an HTML form. Last I checked, google's crawlers don't POST forms.
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
I can't imagine any other purpose for citing a law that carries penalties for failure to respond while you invite a response.
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
Their apology really doesn't address one of their most egregious wrongdoings. I see them boasting that the IRB determined "our study does not constitute human subjects research." I don't see them acknowledging that they
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
Still your question should be "why didn't I?" which only you can answer, not "why can't I?" You could.
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
It's not meaningless to imply that inaction is illegal.
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
Why don't you? It has an edit button in the UI for entering in the metadata to its database manually. It has the option to prefer metadata already stored locally inside the container when populating its database. It has the "match
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
For a while my Amazon Alexa gadget was hitting three domains several times an hour, example.com/net/org. I looked with tcpdump and verified it was following every lookup with an HTTP get. I only left the Alexa on for a week while
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
People are misunderstanding this and claiming it's not problematic because the tweet in the HN link is idiocy. They show one URL in one installer script with an obsproject.com domain and conclude, from the presence of that URL alone, t
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
Segmenting your broadcast domains doesn't help much if traffic is routed freely between them.
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
Their entire business model is predicated on nation-states paying NSO more than NSO pays their employees.
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
They can make it work in a barren hellscape with less than a hundred characters, but not in a bustling urban setting as densely populated as Manhattan, I wouldn't call that weird at all.
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
They won't have my appreciation or respect until they let me permanently filter out paid or adware apps and keep them filtered out until I choose to see them again. It would be so easy to implement, it seems scornful not to. When I wan
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
> Over a messaging app? Who said a messaging app? The Vice story says Google Meet video chat. > How is that normal or better? Most people don't want to be entirely impassive spectators while someone who can't see or hear the
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
If you're already using SSH as the transport, what differentiates this from openssh's built-in "DynamicForward" SOCKS proxy?
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
Sounds similar to AXFR queries, which it is best practice to disable. It's not advisable in general to provide information about hosts that the querier didn't request specifically and individually. "A remote unauthenticated u
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
> Perhaps the author could read up on how his own employer does layoffs They did it the normal way, individual private notification. It would be remiss not to mention it afterward at the next all-hands meeting. > They’ll hire you over
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
That's not entirely true, a router with a full PnP stack would listen to and participate in SSDP discover queries, enabling more discoverable services per host. Only one service can listen on port 1900 for DISCOVER queries, but a SSDP-
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
> I really doubt that anyone's interviewing skills are so good that they can cure the interviewer's racism. Racism can be very subtle and insidious, though. You don't always need to talk them out of beliefs like "we a
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
My beliefs aside for the sake of argument, one could claim the evil all falls to the person devising that contraption and issuing the reward for that decision.
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
Napkin math says about 343km^3/year of water to contend with, and the Panama canal work took 35 years to move about 0.2km^3 of earth, about 0.006km^3/year. As a layperson it seems to me you'd need to channel a vast area alrea
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by addingnumbers 5y ago
This sounds like bare nihilism to me. Why do anything, if nothing matters?

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