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by 5ESS 5y ago
Nobody can give a disabled person a helping hand anymore because there have been too many instances of disabled people suing good samaritans into oblivion when they fall and hurt themselves. At the very least an employee could be written up
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by 5ESS 5y ago
If he let you into the employee-restricted part of the building to use the elevator he would probably get in trouble with management and lose his job. How is that a fair expectation?
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by 5ESS 5y ago
how long before an AI deepfake tool comes out for making fake videos? (And costing innocent truck owners big $?) this is a disaster waiting to happen.
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by 5ESS 5y ago
Interestingly enough GitHub didn’t forcefully take over the repository and disable the user’s account like they did with colors.js.
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by 5ESS 5y ago
Tabby
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by 5ESS 5y ago
It’s a shame debian flushed their reputation down the drain recently.
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by 5ESS 5y ago
You mean stories about American government hacked that don’t link directly to the files. Infact I remember last year when the XP Source leaked I was the first to post it here and it was almost immediately taken down. So actually, you’re wro
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by 5ESS 5y ago
The very fact that they even included a “Houses” and “Schools” section in the first place shows that the site operators have maligned ethics. School is obviously out of session now at the time of this post but the site was in fact exposing
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by 5ESS 5y ago
Hosting this link probably makes HN liable to COPA lawsuit being as though this site deliberately provides a category for cameras of “schools” showing underage children without consent. This is wrong and needs to be taken down.
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by 5ESS 5y ago
I wonder if hacker news would allow this post if it was American cameras being hacked?
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by 5ESS 5y ago
Microsoft should hijack his repo and disable his GitHub account just like they did with colors.js.
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by 5ESS 5y ago
Just saying the west can’t act like it has any sort of moral high ground when it engages in rampant censorship as well.
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by 5ESS 5y ago
Western censorship as well, to be fair.
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by 5ESS 5y ago
As the saying goes, no good deed goes unpunished.
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by 5ESS 5y ago
Nothing else competes for power:performance ratio. Furthermore only M1s can score 300+ on browserbench. I bet the M1 Ultra will score in the 350-400 range, while Windows PCs can barely peak 220. This is because M1s have AI cores designed sp
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by 5ESS 5y ago
I don’t* know why and you should have had that unforseen events factored into your international travel budget. How expensive can it possibly be to get a SIM card for 2 weeks in a foreign country? I’m not sure why you think the operator wou
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by 5ESS 5y ago
Have fun missing out on M1. Mac OS Monterey looks fine to me especially on dark mode. What ui element you use often is neon pastel colored exactly besides the window controls and the loading cursor? (Which we’re almost always colorful)
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by 5ESS 5y ago
The spacing is messed up here and some of the sizing is questionable but there’s only 2 instances of rounded corners I see so I think your exaggerating a bit. That being said it doesn’t invoke the feeling of a safe dating app to me.
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by 5ESS 5y ago
I know why you think you’re special or entitled to an exception in the enforcement of the policy.
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by 5ESS 5y ago
They can be sued civilly. and also be charged criminally for “denying of honest services”. The FBI has charged people with Honest Service Fraud who broke their contracts with Amazon recently in a high profile case and seized all their ass
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by 5ESS 5y ago
Domains are expected to be set up to stay online without intervention for years(1-10 years + even) it’s not right to yank domains away in a couple weeks time span just to virtue signal your support for the anti-Russia agenda. Some of these
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by 5ESS 5y ago
I’m against web censorship wholesale. Registrars and hosts and certificate authorities shouldn’t have revoked any existing contracts. But they would be within their rights to disallow renewal. And I hope to see people like “NameCheap CEO” w
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by 5ESS 5y ago
The best registrar would be a registrar with no customer support or human intervention. Customer support agents are always the weakest link for domains when they get tricked into granting unauthorized access. I would be wary of using any G
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by 5ESS 5y ago
According to your logic the whole entire nation of Ukraine is evil because some Ukrainians decided to shell schools and homes. https://youtu.be/PGl5USbBLIo Calling a whole nation evil is bigoted and ignorant as it gets. The
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by 5ESS 5y ago
Instead of sanctioning and making life even more miserable for average Russians we should be giving them free VPN and proxy services so they can access a secure private uncensored internet.
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by 5ESS 5y ago
Summary: According to an email reviewed by Rolling Stone, Ukraine’s request to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) seeks to revoke domains issued in Russia and shut down primary Domain Name System (DNS) servers i
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Ukraine Pushes to Unplug Russia from the Internet(rollingstone.com)
8 points by 5ESS 5y ago|3 comments
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by 5ESS 5y ago
Why are there videos of civilians living in the disputed territory claiming that Ukrainian military forces shelled their schools and homes? https://youtu.be/PGl5USbBLIo
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by 5ESS 5y ago
> Yes if they do anything illegal and it's traced to your account. Since when are VPN operators held accountable for their user’s actions? There are plenty of free VPNs out there. We don’t hold Cloudflare responsible when someone ma
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by 5ESS 5y ago
I think the answer isn’t so clear cut and dry. The truth is, it’s disputed. Here are some questions we should ask: “ Ukraine regards both the DPR and the Luhansk People's Republic (LPR) as terrorist organisations.” - Now why would the

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