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@esbuild-kit/* packages on NPM Seems Hacked
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by viztor 4y ago
I used to walk to and from school by myself, and after school I'd walk to the bookstore by myself, apparently most other kids aren't interested in reading at all, before heading home for dinner. It was a merely ten minutes walk, b
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by viztor 5y ago
I read the comment about the unreliability of economics, however I do like to point one thing, most economical model fit well when the economy is doing ok or within a certain range of parameters, until something outside of those safe area h
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by viztor 5y ago
Your use-case could be well solved by Cloudflare's email forwarding[1]. I'm contemplating switching since I'm already on Google One. [1][ https://www.cloudflare.com/apps/email-forwarding ]
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by viztor 5y ago
Language is the classic case for network effect, the more people speaking one language, more information would be communicated in that language, more beneficial it will be for learning such language.
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by viztor 5y ago
That's the definition of capitalism.
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by viztor 5y ago
I might be confusing https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27084995 with this. You're right, I did see both versions (in terms of design) in the past.
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by viztor 5y ago
<del>It's a copycat of another's work in a different framework. Please do proper attribution.</del>
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by viztor 5y ago
It doesn't take Einstein to understand that George Floyd could just be anyone in that scenario. To focus on his personal history is simply irrelevant and is in disrespect of the judicial branch and the principle on the separation of po
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by viztor 5y ago
People who won Bronze might never thought they were going to win anything at all. People who win Silver generally went after the Gold.
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by viztor 5y ago
Do you care to elaborate? I understand it might look similar in style, wouldn't call it a replica though, a lot of the fonts are similar. For example, maybe a detailed pixel to pixel comparison why it might be a replica?
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by viztor 5y ago
For anyone who's fresh to cyber security, the fundamental axiom of it is that anything can be cracked, only a matter of computations (time*resource). Just as the dose makes the poison (sola dosis facit venenum). Suppose you have a secr
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by viztor 5y ago
I'm honestly confused why you linked a data sheet that practically has no data.
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by viztor 5y ago
There is a huge gap between building weapons and building conversational platform...
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by viztor 5y ago
If anything, Uber was competitive instead of anti-competitive. Anti-competitive by definition only applies to potential monopoly. see FTC: https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/anticompetitive-practices
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by viztor 5y ago
In Google's defense, they aren't the market leader, that's zoom, they are the market challenger. So by definition, they can't be anti-competitive in the market of video conferencing tools, even though Google's other
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by viztor 5y ago
I actually remember a lot of things from age 3, less now, but likely more in details when I was sixteen. I got thrown over the shoulder out of nowhere while we are hanging out in the playground the first year I was in kindergarten (3 yo), t
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by viztor 5y ago
I can imagine major power or North Korea doing those sort of things when the circumstances come, but the 'rich people' part is pure non-sense. First of all they have no interest in doing such. Secondly, Attacking cable infrastruct
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by viztor 5y ago
Except it doesn't require the status of a treaty for the United States. Since the current corporate tax rate in the US is above the 15% agreed upon, it doesn't really matter if the senate signs on the deal or not. And the senate h
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by viztor 5y ago
I don't think the agent's action is proper, but it had nothing to do with computer fraud per se, nor is it the legislation intention. Suppose someone was granted access to evidence room, but had a look at the evidence that is not
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by viztor 5y ago
That's almost an overly-simplistic view on the matter, it wasn't because it's a good idea, just because it's cheaper. American likely would not have any global hardware company like Apple without outsourced labor since t
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by viztor 5y ago
That's kind of always the case, because using non-government backed currency undermines governments control of its own economy.
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by viztor 5y ago
That's an entirely different subject isn't it? I don't see how a widen canal would worsen the problem as long as the demand for cross-continental transport persist.
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by viztor 5y ago
I think the volunteer time is not helping either, but there is more to it, through involvement that those people (we) have a understanding of the issues at hand that simply can't be replaced by promotional brochures and other forms of
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by viztor 5y ago
That's different isn't it? Those McDonalds aren't completely shut down, but suffers 'performance' issues where they still have most of their revenue, just not all of what they would regularly have. And your business
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by viztor 5y ago
I think large organizations and small ones are almost entirely different organism. For about 50 people, you get to meet and know most of them. For an organization that is 300 or even 10k large, you may only know people by their team name an
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by viztor 5y ago
Why would they? As long as their business is profitable, there is no reason to launch a lawsuit that could cost them their business just for some repair cost.
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by viztor 5y ago
I don't think there will be any spoilage, the goods travelled through sea are never fresh.
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by viztor 5y ago
Indeed, globalization amplifies issues with transportation, but local source can only be more fragile with less fault tolerance. Issues like this are kind like network clogging in data centers, but one can hardly argue standalone applicatio
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by viztor 6y ago
This sounds nice but is simply not true.

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