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Ask HN: Submissions for a queer-supportive personal website ring
2 points by tavro 6mo ago|1 comments
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Source code of Swedish e-government services has been leaked(darkwebinformer.com)
233 points by tavro 6mo ago|246 comments
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by tavro 7mo ago
> My answer may not be of great help, but if you are struggling with this I would really encourage you to move to a completely different environment (i.e. Latin America) where the norms are different. In my opinion this is not something
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by tavro 7mo ago
> You might receive a lot of well-intended advice that does not take into account the social context of Scandinavia, which is a particularly hard nut to crack when it comes to casual conversations with people you don't know. preach
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by tavro 7mo ago
cool idea! :-)
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by tavro 7mo ago
that is wholesome! i do not think i have the time right now to care for a dog as wholeheartedly as it deserves. but i like the idea of that :-P
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by tavro 7mo ago
wow, this is really nice. thanks! :-)
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Ask HN: How to approach new people in 2026?
11 points by tavro 7mo ago|17 comments
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by tavro 7mo ago
why do you think they dropped the Presto Engine?
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by tavro 7mo ago
can you ellaborate on "Chrome à la Chinese consortium"?
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by tavro 7mo ago
what browser do you use? and why?
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by tavro 7mo ago
> The question is actually "Is Chrome, or anything that's based on it, a valid choice?" and the answer is "no." yes! and this is what i am interested in. why is the answer "no.", please try to convince
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by tavro 7mo ago
> Tab islands just encourages people to have too many tabs open. i think they exist because people already open tons of tabs. instead of encouraging overload this helps manage it by grouping related pages into clusters. that is actually
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by tavro 7mo ago
opera includes several built-in native features that chrome does not offer by default, doesn't that make it a valid choice to use it instead of chrome?
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Ask HN: Why do so many people dislike the Opera browser?
2 points by tavro 7mo ago|14 comments
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Google image URLs allow arbitrary upscaling via size parameter
2 points by tavro 7mo ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Are junior devs getting worse?
1 points by tavro 7mo ago|3 comments
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Creating a language using only assembly language [pdf](files.speakerdeck.com)
3 points by tavro 7mo ago|0 comments
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by tavro 7mo ago
> NO! oh, sorry for misunderstanding then. > NOOOO! NO NO NO!! It's ALREADY BREACHED! i see and hear your point. it just makes me sad to think about security in this way, even though i think it would be good for someone that oper
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by tavro 7mo ago
i completely agree with you. i say the same thing back: "This."
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by tavro 7mo ago
thanks! valid!
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Blind Men and an Elephant(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by tavro 7mo ago|0 comments
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by tavro 7mo ago
haha. :-) > Don't do anything secret on the computer i think that might be unavoidable. > Assume every system on Earth is breached you probably say this jokingly, but this is not a bad take. or rather, "assume every system o
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by tavro 7mo ago
cool! > I avoid software that I know to be problematic. Also, I firewall off all outgoing network traffic by default, and whitelist very sparingly. how do you stay informed about what software is problematic? what are examples of address
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Ask HN: How do you deal with software tracking your data?
1 points by tavro 7mo ago|10 comments
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by tavro 8mo ago
> Asking the question "Are ISPs evil" isn't useful. Asking "What motivates ISPs?" is. i agree with this statement, but i still think i want answers to both of these questions. while the latter question has a real
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Ask HN: Are ISPs "evil" and who runs the Internet?
6 points by tavro 8mo ago|3 comments
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Why Newly Built Aircraft Still Have Ashtrays(iatanews.com)
4 points by tavro 8mo ago|0 comments
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by tavro 8mo ago
https://tavro.se is my ever-changing personal website :-)
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by tavro 8mo ago
Good point.

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