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by thr717272 3y ago
My Samsung S2 was the last Android phone I was happy with. Every one I personally owned since that was either janky or pulled some stupid tricks on system updates or something.
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by thr717272 3y ago
> But in this case it's more like if a policeman stalked and sniped someone that they had an arrest warrant for. Disclaimers: - I am no specialist on US constitution or laws but generally, - I don't know this case kn particular
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by thr717272 3y ago
> I honestly have no idea how Obama's reputation survived this. Taking executive action that completely undermines an individual's constitutional rights is monstrous. It's really sad that it was a total non-issue. I'm
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by thr717272 3y ago
Seems you are right. More context here: https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app/issues/13077
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by thr717272 3y ago
Last I checked the "unfixed vulnerabilities" where regex Denial Of Service at build time, see https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app/issues/11174
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by thr717272 3y ago
As someone who does actual software engineering (although I have done my share of software tree houses and garages as well): If you don't have solid experience already: Don't plan your projects with anything except plain React con
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by thr717272 3y ago
Thanks for reminding me! Also, for those who already had wiby on top of their minds, https://search.marginalia.nu can be used to look for old or old-style websites.
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by thr717272 4y ago
First time it really hits home how large the risk is. 1/6 is a rather large risk.
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by thr717272 4y ago
What does FM mean in this context? I already see it mentioned in one top level comment and in the first thread but I don't see a definition here or on the project page. Edit: after adding Large Language Model to my query it seems I fo
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by thr717272 4y ago
Common sense is a thing and what common sense can tell us absolutely isn't an extraordinary claim. Edit: By the way, what do you mean by threat level here? And FWIW, here I could have used quotes without being rude. Also: if you read t
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by thr717272 4y ago
I'm fairly sure someone here can provide you with a proper citation, but in the meanwhile I was very much online here and elsewhere during that time and IIRC it was common knowledge at the time and AFAIK nobody came up with a better hy
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by thr717272 4y ago
There was already ads in feeds or feeds that were nothing more than links. But IIRC there were also sites that let you pay for a full feed and I think something good could have come out of it.
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by thr717272 4y ago
> Or because he's quoting the comment in his question. On HN the usual way to quote is like I have done above. I too react like the poster above you and would probably not quote that way except to ridicule. Hopefully there aren&#x27
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by thr717272 4y ago
That, on top of branding it with the same name as the hated login system that[1] hamfistedly joined peoples accounts across vwry different contexts. [1]: or so I heard, I wasn't affected, I postponed that part again and again until tha
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by thr717272 4y ago
Happens in certain offices I work in (I'm a consultant). What I think happens is: Someone puts a number of items in the dishwasher, some of which wasn't used at all, they came back on a trolley from a meeting. Next person comes, c
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by thr717272 4y ago
Ironically, for me it was probably when they shut down Google+ that I finally changed my views on Google. For me Google+ was a lot like HN: Peaceful, quiet and beautiful and lots Open Source content and smart people. I still look once or tw
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by thr717272 4y ago
It is understandable when it deals with Iran, a terrorist organization sitting on top of an oil field, terrorizing large parts of the Middle East (note that nowhere do I criticize the overthrowing of the old regime, I just criticize what th
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by thr717272 4y ago
Then you should be fine. I'd still recommend resisting chat control since once that is in place they'll soon go after independent hosters.
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by thr717272 4y ago
I also have such a friend but only because it was near the end of hell week (or what you guys call it, my memory is a bit hazy what exact words he used 25 years ago), not because Russian sanctions made any starve :-)
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by thr717272 4y ago
"The US" doesn't accuse anyone. We who know anything about Russia might however. And, I think if you look around a little you'll find access to outside information and options to distribute it way harder in Russia. Also,
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by thr717272 4y ago
Only as long as enough others are in on the idea. I.e MyAwesomeBlockchain can be totally awesome but since no one uses kt it is useless. This will be the fate of well over 90% of the block chains that exist today I think. In fact I guess mo
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by thr717272 4y ago
Not only that but Postgres doesn't take two days to install properly. (Admittedly I'm talking a full from scratch Red Hat server with Oracle DB, Oracle managed data disks and Apex, bit still.)
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by thr717272 4y ago
And if you are worried, don't upload to a some smaller provider either because some of them might have fun looking at the backups of the things that people find to to sensitive to upload to Google.
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by thr717272 4y ago
Problem is people have no idea what Facism and Nazism is. You find people here in the west who hate Jews claiming to be anti-facists and people starting a massive invasion of a very peaceful central European country - all while repeating mu
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by thr717272 4y ago
One problem: as far as I understand a number of high profile instances enforced a rule where they would block any instance that didn't block certain other instances. I'm all for blocking a good number of instances myself, but putt
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by thr717272 4y ago
I really don't buy this and I will explain: > There are open standards for browsers to communicate with software deployed in web 3, regardless of what an isp would care about doing. There are older, and more widely open standards fo
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by thr717272 4y ago
> and I cannot register on Linux without a phone number. Yep, but it doesn't have to be a real, publicly routable one. You can get one from Telegram without having to provide government provided ID like I have to for real phone numb
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by thr717272 4y ago
> That's not how it works. Can you tell me how it works if there isn't a port or a dns name or an ip that can be blocked?
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by thr717272 4y ago
The thing about free press is some of them at least are pro free press, but only for "respectable" press.
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by thr717272 4y ago
Have recently worked with a bootcamped guy (although I should admit he had an engineer degree first) but my impression of that boot camp program at least is very good: They had worked on some serious case studies with real version control,

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