prawnsalad

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by prawnsalad 3mo ago
"new paradigm", "ground breaking". Yet I remember using JSON backed forms in back around 2010 and there's lots of them since. You've added a few handy UI features on top but it's hardly anything new. You&#
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by prawnsalad 5y ago
Upgraded my account today unfortunately, using a UK address and card details. All payment and upgrades went through smoothly.
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by prawnsalad 5y ago
I don't know much him nor have I read that entire transcript, but one of the main jobs for a CEO is to set the direction and tone for a companies services. They can say/do whatever they want wrt free speech and their own messaging
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by prawnsalad 5y ago
Not to mention they got caught rewriting your URLs to add their own affiliate codes, which is even worse than traditional tracking imo. https://www.zdnet.com/article/privacy-browser-brave-busted-f...
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by prawnsalad 5y ago
I think the expectations of e2ee have been greatly stretched in this case. e2ee means that the data is encrypted from device to device only and that's it, from one end to another end. If someone backs up their device in an unencrypted
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by prawnsalad 5y ago
I can't remember the source so take this as you will, but WhatsApp are appealing such a large fine because the privacy policy was in the middle of being updated during a transition. The policy was correct after the fact and ever since.
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by prawnsalad 5y ago
Jesus Christ what shitty and inaccurate things to say. But just for some background, he had many different doctors throughout his life including Dr. K. in both the public streams and private sessions. Friends included were helping and watch
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by prawnsalad 5y ago
Just to add some context in this particular case, Byron had seen many different recommend and self sought doctors over his life. Dr. K. in both private paid sessions and the public interview styled on his Twitch channels. Unfortunately Byro
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by prawnsalad 5y ago
Out of curiosity, what makes you skeptical about the evidence?
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by prawnsalad 5y ago
Owning and actually having access to are two entirely different things. At no point has Andrew had access to, read or write, or log, in any way shape or form, any private Snoonet data. User data was specifically locked down to (if I remembe
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by prawnsalad 5y ago
Please don't spread false info. Andrew has never had access to the Snoonet data or servers and there has never been any logging. Anonymous "sources" for IRC drama are usually anonymous for a reason, just as your new HN accoun
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by prawnsalad 5y ago
Apologies for coming across angry, it's been an interesting few days on this topic :)
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by prawnsalad 5y ago
KiwiIRC has not been sponsored by PIA since 2019. This point is often brought up to drag me into this drama but it has had no bearing for some time.
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by prawnsalad 5y ago
I haven't been employed or sponsored by any of rasengan projects or companies for some time. I have no plans to be involved with any despite offers since then (and not related to this or any other drama related issues). I consider myse
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by prawnsalad 6y ago
And that it was actively imploding or crushing itself due to pressure differences.
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by prawnsalad 6y ago
I don’t understand this view. Do you think that the moment you become wealthy then you’re not entitled to feel any type of suffering in life?
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Apple M1-powered MacBook successfully runs Windows 10(gizmochina.com)
20 points by prawnsalad 6y ago|3 comments
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by prawnsalad 6y ago
That’s the website that has manually enabled a feature if it requires Javascript. Cloudflare does not require Javascript out of the box.
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by prawnsalad 6y ago
Blade is literally part of the laravel framework, it’s not a third party thing like react is to Next.
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by prawnsalad 7y ago
Embrace, extend, and extinguish https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis...
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by prawnsalad 7y ago
I'm a fan of Elon but he did not bootstrap the first electric car company. Electric cars have been around since the 1800s with a resurgence in the late 1900s. Musk got into electric cars in the 2000s.
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by prawnsalad 7y ago
The standards are created by many organisations, not just Google. And then more than one major browser must implement and provide feedback on a proposed standard. We just hear more about Google’s input since they are by far the biggest and
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by prawnsalad 7y ago
Sure, that was back in 2017 as per the date in the blog post itself. Then this month from Kape themselves I've described here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21614447
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by prawnsalad 7y ago
From a quick search: http://investors.kape.com/~/media/Files/K/Kape-IR/reports-an... announces the proposed acquisition of LTMI Holdings Freenode was bought under LTMH. Confusingly similar na
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by prawnsalad 7y ago
PIA and freenode have different parent companies, but what are these suspect activities? The network would be in an uproar if they existed.
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by prawnsalad 7y ago
Freenode and PIA have different parent companies, freenode hasn’t changed owners so nothing will happen to it.
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by prawnsalad 7y ago
If I've understood you right, you break the TOS on other websites to collect users personal info, and then you have nightmares about people taking that data from you? Doesn't that raise ethical concerns in your eyes?
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A scalable and performant overlay network from SlackHQ(github.com)
3 points by prawnsalad 7y ago|0 comments
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by prawnsalad 7y ago
Snapnator actually delivered for you? I know several people including myself that had bought one of these things and never had them delivered, then never had any support requests answered. I had put them down to a large scam.
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by prawnsalad 7y ago
Your argument aside, Cloudflare is definitely not a monopoly. There are many, possibly hundreds, of different CDNs that run at scale.

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