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> Between October 7, 2023 and October 7, 2025, at least 20,179 children were killed, around 30% of the overall death toll. > A rebuttal shared by Israel's mission in Geneva said Israel "consistently strives to minimize harm
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Yes, the Outlook sender font is such a joke. They preach about 365 security but don’t practice basics.
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The link [1] reads: > On July 4, 2025, in a historic and unexpected move, Congress expanded RECA legislation, finally awarding overdue compensation to New Mexico families. Our newly revised film captures this emotional victory. Were the
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Damn.
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Eh, if you can pollute page caches this won’t safe you. Think modifying shared libraries, ld preload, cron, I guess on some systems /etc/passwd even. There are a lot of files readable that should definitely not be writable.
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Well said.
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Hm, ok, but you suspect that Amsterdam Airport (Schiphol Group I suppose) is using it?
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Amsterdam Airport? Source?
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If there’s something that screams late-stage capitalism any louder, I don’t want it…
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What if they can’t protect your privacy, if they do not create a successful and sustainable business?
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Why does STUN impact your QoS? I thought STUN was just for discovering your own external IP/port.
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Makes me wonder. Say 5% of the free tier users converts to a paying customer within 5 years. And user growth is constant. Then over time, you will get a much larger free tier user base, compared to your paying customers (in absolute numbers
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Agree but also getting tired from all these blogs that state more or less the same thing about LLMs. I’ve read this before.
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Ok, but how does that relate to what I stated exactly?
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I, and I believe many others, do hold him responsible for it. However, I do not think starting there is a good idea: your progress in other areas would stall until that crook has been dealt with.
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I fully agree that Chrome is spyware. However, they do contribute to security: Chrome was first to implement Site Isolation, sandboxing too. These are essential security features for modern browsers. They are also not doing too bad with pat
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There are some errors in what you write, and despite that, it is not clear to me what the supposed ‘realization’ would be. 1. The famous 2016 San Bernardino case predates Advanced Data Protection technology of iCloud backups. It was never a
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That’s just a wrapper around quarks for the most part…
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Apple approaches it different with iCloud. You have a clear option to not hand these keys over. It shows that your idea of how the market works clearly is not representative of the actual market.
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As strong as ever… The US has a strong military but its dominance position is declining rapidly. It’s going around threatening the whole world. It’s failing to effectively address their problem with China and Russia. Domestically, 60% of Am
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Thanks to the kleptrocrats and oligarchs… sold ya sold ya sold ya.
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That’s your interpretation. There’s a non-zero chance that I do not think that they are a sweet naive airhead that needs informing.
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It’s a pretty common meme template. It shouldn’t prime a reader for impolite conversation, especially given the HN guidelines.
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Honey, wake up, we’re living in the finance capitalism era. Also in this part of history, the majority of the goods you consume are NOT produced by your overlords. The goods are produced by labour. Not by speculation or by private ownership
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We love you Anna!
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Name can be friendlier, tui looks nice!
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Watch the video or read this report from Human Rights Watch [1]. > The Trump administration claimed that the majority of Venezuelans sent to CECOT were members of the Venezuelan organized crime group Tren de Aragua. > Only [3.1% of th
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Exactly, usually for my UC, Burp is enough. Even the Community Edition works great.
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> not every company needs to do deep tech innovation, and not every company should. Yet everyone complains how they got slashed by their competition, and that is primarily because they didn’t innovate. Their product wasn’t better. > I
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Fundamentally it’s super different from HN, what do you mean?
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