anondon

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by anondon 10y ago
The videos you linked were so hard to watch. > India is a land of lawlessness and that's a reality. It's a little more subtle : well connected people to whatever they want and get away with no consequences. People who dare to o
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by anondon 10y ago
> in order to justify and perpetuate his own wealth. Where does he try to do this?
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by anondon 10y ago
> 1. Introversion There is an implicit assumption in his definition of an introvert that is introvert == cut off from society. This is just plain wrong. An introvert is a a shy, reticent person and this does not imply that he is cut off
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by anondon 10y ago
Facebook provides an option to download an archive of your data, you should have downloaded it before deleting your account. Apart from having all your data, it would have been the final nail in your Facebook coffin. To say the least, the d
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by anondon 10y ago
Genuine question : do you think a privacy oriented social network where users pay a small annual fee (around $5) would work? Think Whatsapp (use phone number as an id, no native discovery, only connect through phone contacts, encrypted user
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by anondon 10y ago
You are not missing out on much. The only productive use of Facebook is to keep in touch with people. If you do this using alternative methods (Whatsapp, email or direct phone calls) then you save yourself from the continuous stream of garb
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by anondon 10y ago
Regarding gitlab, they have decided against moving to bare metal for now. (Can't find the HN comment from the gitlab ceo to link here)
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by anondon 10y ago
If a story was posted earlier and got significant attention (comments and upvotes) and the same story is posted again, it would be considered a duplicate or [dupe] the second time around. The timeframe to repost a story that got significant
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by anondon 10y ago
That story had no comments, so this would not be considered a duplicate.
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by anondon 10y ago
> It's very disappointing to see the level of vitriol directed towards people who are just trying to build a better life in this country, especially here on HN. This line along with the rest of the comment is completely written out
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by anondon 10y ago
I get the impression that this new bill is like putting lipstick on a pig which is the current system. I was hoping the amendments to the H1-B bill would be one of the silver linings of a Trump presidency, but I guess not anymore.
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by anondon 10y ago
> Based on Telegram app, most secured and fastest messenger in the world. Red flag right there.
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by anondon 10y ago
Maybe stop spamming?
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by anondon 10y ago
(Serious question) Where do you hang out to come across such sites? IRC channels, specific onion sites?
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by anondon 10y ago
The way Signal handles key changes is a not very user friendly for non-tech users. When the user's key changes, Signal does not automatically resend dropped messages like Whatsapp does. Curious whether the Signal users in the Governmen
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by anondon 10y ago
Avoid getting your news from a single source. Some ideas: * Don't use social media as a source. * Don't use social media as a source. * Google news - aggregates news from a variety of reputable sources * Washington Post * NYT * Ru
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by anondon 10y ago
Something very similar happens in the movie The Recruit . Must watch for hackers. I hope the authorities don't go after him for making this public though. I don't know what it would take for Governments around the world to acknow
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by anondon 10y ago
Genuinely curious if anyone here experienced something similar (being asked to unlock all your devices) and if so how often?
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by anondon 10y ago
> more like a big ad for YC That is dumbing HN down a lot. This community is much more than that: hackers share cool articles, have vibrant discussions and the comments section is probably the least toxic of all comments sections. YC rel
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by anondon 10y ago
The term "free software" is used rather ambiguously in the article. The free software that is referred to in the article is free as in beer. The more commonly used meaning of the word (among hackers) implies free as in freedom. If
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by anondon 10y ago
Offer her an interview!
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Our Plans for 2017(blog.disqus.com)
3 points by anondon 10y ago|0 comments
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by anondon 10y ago
Cool stuff man, love the youtube videos.
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by anondon 10y ago
Look at the btc address history: https://bitref.com/13zaxGVjj9MNc2jyvDRhLyYpkCh323MsMq Looks like the guy pulled off these blackmailing/hostage tricks before as well. Not to pile on to the already tense situation, woul
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Ask HN: How much traffic does your tech related blog get?
2 points by anondon 10y ago|0 comments
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by anondon 10y ago
My major issue with Gogs and Gitea is that they lack a cache to store the git history/log. So if you work with repos that have many commits (example, the git repo itself or the linux kernel repo), you will forever be waiting for the co
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by anondon 10y ago
The problem with learning numerous programming languages with the implicit hope of learning about various programming pradigms is that it's not a focussed approach. Instead explicitly set out to learn different programming paradigms an
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Ask HN: How would one build a business that only develops free software?
12 points by anondon 10y ago|6 comments
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by anondon 10y ago
Why not?
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by anondon 10y ago
Click on the "web" link at the top of the page which takes you to a google search. Then click on the link to the article. If google is the referrer, the wsj lets you read the article.

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