chipperyman573

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by chipperyman573 6y ago
How is your experience with buyer disputes? That's the biggest issue I hear about on ebay
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
You completly ignored everything that I said
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
This is something I've thought as well, an easy example would be abortion - one group thinks that abortion is literally murdering a child, another thinks that it's an inalienable right that a woman has to preform any operation to
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
The mitigating circumstances are the un-nessicary stress and responsibilities of dealing with anyone who doesn't 100% agree with what you're saying. Unfortunately these are pervasive on pretty much any platform you are on, so ther
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
I just looked through the headers of a request to google.com, expecting this to be wrong, but it does look like this is there! Right at the bottom, x-client-data. The value ends with == which makes me think it's some kind of hash. Craz
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
Just want to predict it now - this year's cloudflare birthday thing?
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
Why did you assume that's what this would be?
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
Those are for people who are specifically not here legally and therefore don't recieve the full protection of our constitution and laws. While I vehemently disagree with these camps, there's no reason to assume a re-born America&#
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
>but the more I've thought about it over the years, the more I've realized there's almost no aspect of American life worth preserving There is so much about America that is worth preserving. One easy example right off the
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
The account someone posts something from has nothing to do with the validity of their argument.
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
A while back I got diagnosed with carpal and cubital tunnel. After many, many hours of research, I eventually bought a Quefrency from Keebio ( https://keeb.io/pages/assembly-service has the premade ones) to see if it wo
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
I have used Debian for a while (2-3 years) and do not have that feeling.
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
I didn't say it was better overall, I was just responding to "I expect day 2 would have been a lot worse." from the OP
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
Day 2 may have been a lot better as store owners started to take matters into their own hands. We only saw the first day, which many people were unprepared for. A lot less people would be willing to loot if they had a friend who died after
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
You're backing a claim made without any evidence by using another claim without evidence
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
Private security guards can't use the word police on their uniforms. I looked it up a while ago (I asked the exact same question you did) - IIRC the rule is that you are only allowed to use it if you aren't issuing any orders and
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
You could create a file named ; echo 'hi'; # and it appears as if it would probably run anything you put between ; and # (in this case it will echo hi). Unless the filename is sanitized, which it appears to not be.
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Ask HN: What do you do when you get soft banned from captcha?
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
The domain would only be relevant if the domain was a specific opt-out domain. If it was just https://company.com/unsubscribe , DNS would only reveal company.com. The path (/unsubscribe) will be encrypted.
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
I agree with everything you're saying and every single point you're trying to make here, but, as someone who's been on the other end, your responses are exactly why people hate posting about this stuff publicly. He doesn&#x
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
To flip this on its head, would you argue that the people working to secure the Nazi's torture camp computers were being the good guys? Did they have any ethical obligations to make it easier for Ally powers to decipher the records aft
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
You still need to actively persue the healthcare even if your country pays for it.
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
Why would Amp allow the ads to be less blockable? Extensions still run
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
I learned to program years ago in high school. Git was one of the things that I just never got. I remember used git as a "staging" platform and struggling so hard to resolve all the problems that kept coming up (I'm sure they
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
In 2018 google demonstrated interest in re-entering the chinese market: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonfly_(search_engine) It wouldn't be a stretch to assume there's something going on behind the scenes
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
I just meant that Tiktok is a chinese owned company (and therefore state-owned). China has forced companies to do similar things before.
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
This really hits on a lot of nerves of the general HN crowd (especially when these things are combined): - Google - "Censorship" (loosely defined) - China (vs India vs a US company, which could really be its own point) But if you
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
How come not site:stackoverflow.com? Is this just a different way of doing the same thing? I've never heard of the inurl: flag
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
I remember reading something that said is how spotify makes discover weekly playlists (but I can't find it now), so I wouldn't be too surprised
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
Does anyone know if there's an android version of this?

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