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ship_it
5y ago
Likewise. Step up YC people!
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ship_it
5y ago
well that is just sad ...
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6y ago
Cray Inc? Pun of crying.
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ship_it
6y ago
Source? Or you just made that up?
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6y ago
Google being "Google" a/k/a using Ad-net Integration Model (Ads&Network) heads towards buying out all competition and then killing it forcefully (if it stands in a way); this way they [Google] stay on top of the ever
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ship_it
6y ago
> Google is one of the best things to happen to domain registrations. Thats Google lobbying laterally through other industries but you just can't see it
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6y ago
Thanks a lot @jiva <3
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6y ago
Off topic but can you share your .tmux.conf? Thats hot af.
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ship_it
6y ago
We call that being naive here.
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ship_it
6y ago
I have to agree heartily, the MacOS really messed up w/ this.
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6y ago
Wait, what? Thats the same link as OP post (just as GH link). We want MacOS Catalina icons on Big Sur.
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6y ago
BTW. @Armin is really generous developer who is behind the Buster[1] project (an extension that solves captchas for you) Shame on Facebook, again! [1] https://github.com/dessant/buster
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6y ago
Not an argument the parent was discussing. You still compare it to Macs which is not the point.
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6y ago
It might be a feature implemented by Samys fork although no implication of that is visible.
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6y ago
From an Infosec perspective, this is normal. CORS should be put on place per local network visibility or host to disallow such feature.
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6y ago
GNU/Linux: medium integration, medium stability, high privacy, low price of hw and services, high freedom, high control over devices, high control over data, low amount of sneaky practices Your choice.
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ship_it
6y ago
Whats wrong expressing your feelings on thread and writing about it? Humans are now jerks ironically laughing at things? Okay. :)
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6y ago
Using the FB [...] is a continuing fucking disgrace
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6y ago
How can something I wrote off-hours be the product of my employer? What if I 3D print a new window at my house? Is that also my employers product?
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6y ago
Is's called Vanced.
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6y ago
Ah, a classic.
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6y ago
Twitter will just move to non-US servers and open company in Estonia. USA economy goes dowwwwwnnn ...
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6y ago
I love it! Looks natively enough.
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6y ago
Looks awesome!
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6y ago
Curious too
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6y ago
Oh, I remember this. I forgot it too easily. Fun times.
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6y ago
Except this isn't the first time happening; Google Store was fulled with malware forever. The techies will of course say it doesn't mean anti-malware solution, while greater masses will say it's deff an anti-virus of some sor
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6y ago
> developers in China were using a hacked version of XCode Can you give us more details on this? Interested.
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6y ago
They are using Facebook tactics and they are doomed to fail as Facebook did. Well ... I cherish for their innovations. Good bye Instagram.
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6y ago
Because it cost them less, and they magically "present" that it's a good thing. They pay different (lower/higher) salaries depending where you are located.
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